By Isle of Wight Observer
Freshwater Horticultural Society held its summer show, with a record entry of more than 350 exhibits from around 60 people, on the Jubilee Field at Moa Place, on Saturday.
With classes for everyone from flowers, vegetables, floral art, home baking, craft and more, visitors were treated to a feast for the eyes.
Christine Plent won the Best Exhibit in the Show, with one of her entries in the floral art class.
After a slow and difficult start of the growing season, the vegetable exhibitors were able to put on some quality displays.
Ralph Rickard, aged just 11, won the Best Exhibit in Cookery, with his chocolate sponge cake.
As well as the flower and produce show, there were various stalls, a dog show, live music and a tea tent serving home-made cakes.
Major prize winners: Most Points in Show: Keith Brewer; Best Exhibit in Show: Christine Plent; Most Points in Dahlias: Darren Everest; Best Exhibit in Novice Dahlia Classes: Justin Holt; Best Dahlia: David Hayden; Most Points in Fruit: Simon Burrough.
Collection of Vegetables: Bryan Everest; Master Gardener: James Kingswell; Most Points in Horticultural Classes: Keith Brewer; Most Points in Floral Art: Christine Plent; Most Points in Cookery, Rebecca Walker; Bankside Medal: Keith Brewer; National Dahlia Society Silver Medal: David Hayden; National Dahlia Society Bronze Medal: Becky Kingswell; National Vegetable Society Medal: Ron Willis.