Everything from arts and crafts and blooming bouquets were on show at the weekend in Yatton.
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Spring may officially not have started until Wednesday but it arrived a little early in the village.
Yatton Horticultural Society’s spring show is always a popular event and this year proved to be no different.
Green-fingered villagers seem to specialise in fantastic daffodils but there was a whole lot more on offer to visitors too.
The produce classes received a bumper crop of entries, with Stephen Thorne’s prize-winning leeks a sign of the quality on show.
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Judges were impressed by Daisy Smith’s Victoria delicious-looking sandwich cake, while a number of children entered the art categories – including the best-dressed Mr or Mrs Potato Head.
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%image(14199912, type="article-full", alt="Sophia Hepple's arrangement in the "Daffodils & Imagination" class. Picture: MARK ATHERTON")
%image(14199911, type="article-full", alt="Yatton Spring Show, Merinda Naimi Akbar with some of her prize winning flowers. Picture: MARK ATHERTON")
%image(14199910, type="article-full", alt="Daisy Smith won a Highly Commended for her Sandwick Cake at Yatton Spring Show. Picture: MARK ATHERTON")
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%image(14199908, type="article-full", alt="Jerry Miller who won a National Daffodil Society medal for this display at Yatton Spring Show. Picture: MARK ATHERTON")
%image(14259878, type="article-full", alt="Oliver Baskerville with his prize winning painting at Yatton Spring Show. Picture: MARK ATHERTON")
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