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Section I: Plants and Flowers
STEWARDS: Garden Club Members
Entries Close: Thursday 27th October, 2011
Late entries received in Irises, Cuts and Specimens Only, Until 1.00pm Friday 28th October, 2011
TROPHY DONORS
Most Outstanding Exhibit, donated by Mrs Helen Bignell
Most Points Irises, donated by Mrs Gerry Watson
Most Points Cuts and Specimens, donated by Derek Stock
Most Points Decorative, donated by Derek Stock
Most Points Petite Decorative, donated by Garden Club
Most Points Floral Art, donated by Edwards Motors
Most Points Overall, donated by Garden Club
Exhibits are to be staged by 10am Saturday 29th October, 2011, ready for judging.
First and second cards will be awarded for all classes. A Trophy will be awarded for the Most
Points in each sub-section, the Most Points Overall and for the Most Outstanding Exhibit.
All plants and flowers must be grown by the exhibitor on his or her own property, except in
Floral Art (Classes 59-63). Roses and Carnations to be shown with long stems and leaves.
The Judges decision is final. The Exhibitor may approach the judge or steward to discuss
their entry after the judging is complete.
Exhibitors to supply their own containers
DEFINITIONS:
Specimen: One bloom only on a bare or leafy stalk according to species.
NO Buds, NO laterals
Cut: More than one bloom or floret, buds, with leaves and laterals according to species.
NND: Not Necessarily Distinct
NPM: Not Previously Mentioned in sub-section
Vase: Must be greater in height than width.
Bowl: Must be equal or greater in width than in height.
Container: A receptacle of any shape or size in which plant material is exhibited.
IRISES
CLASS
1. Iris, Bearded, 1 stalk
2. Iris, Bearded, 3 stalks, 2 distinct (separate containers)
3. Iris, other than Bearded, 1 stalk
4. Iris, other than Bearded, 2 stalks distinct(separate containers)
5. Iris, 2 stalks different varieties (separate containers)
6. Iris, 3 florets (separate containers)
Cuts and Specimens
CLASS
7. Rose, 1 Specimen. (single Stem)
8. Roses, 3 specimens distinct (separate containers)
9. Roses, 1 bud, 1 perfect, 1 full blown (separate containers)
10. Roses, Floribunda, 1 cut
11. Roses, Heritage or old fashioned type, 1 cut
12. Roses, Carpet or Miniature Bush, 1 cut
13. Roses, Climber, 1 cut
14. Orchid, 1 cut
15. Bulb, corm, Tuber or Rhizome, 1 specimen, cut or spike NPM
16. Geranium, 1 head with own leaf
17. Geraniums, 3 heads distinct, each with own leaf, (separate containers)
18. Geranium, 1 cut
19. Pelargonium, 1 head with own leaf
20. Pelargoniums, 3 heads distinct, each with own leaf, (separate containers)
21. Pelargonium, 1 cut
22. Ivy Geranium, 1 head with own leaf.
23. Carnation /and /or Dianthus, 1 cut or specimen
24. Iceland Poppies, 6 specimen NND, (one container)
25. Sweet Peas, 6 stems NND, (one container)
26. Calendulas, 3 cuts any variety (one container)
27. Pansies, 3 specimens distinct, (with collars), (separate containers)
28. Stock, 1 cut
29. Petunias, 1cut
30. Schizanthus, 3 cuts NND (one container)
31. Daisies, 3 cuts NND (one container)
32. Fuchsia, 1 cut
33. Protea, Leucandendron or Leucospermum, 1 cut or specimen
35. Grevillia, 1 cut
36. Eucalyptus, 1 cut
37. Melaleuca, 1 cut
38. Callistemon (Bottle Brush) 1 cut
39. Geraldton Wax, 1 cut
40. Native Flora, 1 cut NPM
41. Tree Shrub or Climber in Flower 1 cut NPM
Exhibitors to supply own clear glass containers.
A specimen rose should be at the most perfect stage of its possible beauty. It should be from one-quarter to half open with well formed closed centre.
PLEASE NAME YOUR ROSES IF POSSIBLE
EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: There will be containers of water near the Plants and Flowers Section. On Saturday when collecting your exhibits and containers, please bring a bucket to empty your containers into.
DECORATIVE (Own Foliage Only)
(Arrangements to be viewed same all around. To be Judged 50% quality and 50% arrangement)
CLASS
42. Container of Roses
43. Container of Sweet Peas
44. Container of Daisies
45. Container of Petunias
46. Container of Nasturtiums
47. Container of Marigolds or Calendulas
48. Container of Stocks
49. Container of Bulbs, Corms, Tubers and/or Rhizom (at least 3 varieties)
50. Container of Geraniums and/or Pelargoniums
51. Container of Mixed Flowers (at least 3 varieties)
52. Container of Flowers, one variety NPM
53. Container of Mixed Foliage
54. Container of Irises
PETITE DECORATIVE
(Must be over 10 cm, and less than 23cm in height, width and depth)
(To be grown by exhibitor)
NO LATE ENTRIES
CLASS
55. Bowl of Mixed Flowers, (at least 3 varieties)
56. Bowl of Flowers of Shades of 1 Colour
57. Bowl of Mixed Foliage
58. Bowl of One Variety NPM.
FLORAL ART
Space allowed 60cm unless otherwise stated.
CLASS
59. Rustic Them
60. Still Life
61. My Way With Foliage
62. Diagonal Line
63. Petite Arrangement (any line)
Entries Close on Thursday 27th October, 2011.
Exhibits are to be staged by 10am Saturday 29th October, 2011.
Exhibits may be collected on Saturday 29th October from 6.30pm
Juniors See Section Q9
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