HORTICULTURE N

(Located in The Watts Pavilion)

Chief Steward: Mrs. Jean Hedington 5422 1038
Steward: Mrs. B. Cornthwaite

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:

All Entries in Watts Pavilion are $1.00 unless more than (3) three entries are made in any section within the Watts Pavilion (excluding Fleeces) – Fee is then 50 cents for each entry. Children’s entries are FREE (16 years & under), prizes are award instead of money.

Entries Close 4pm Thursday, 18th November. Entries must be in Pavilion no later than 8am Saturday 20th November 2010

All exhibits in the Horticulture Section to be grown by exhibitor (decorative and Children’s entries excepted). Exhibitors to supply own container

Prizes: Champion Rose Trophy donated by Rita O’Sullivan

Aggregate Prize: Classes 1-34 donated by Watts Fruit & Garden Supply
All other prizes – 1st $3, 2nd $2 (Except for Children’s entries, prizes awarded)

Class 1    Cut Flowers, 3 varieties, 2 cuts of each in 3 vases
Class 2    1 Exhibition Rose
Class 3    3 Exhibition Roses,(staged singly)
Class 4    1 Full Blown Rose
Class 5    3 Full Blown Roses (staged singly)
Class 6    Cont. of any other variety of Roses, 6 cuts
Class 7    1 Miniature Rose
Class 8    3 Miniature Roses, (staged singly)
Class 9    Cont. of Flowers, 1 variety from a climbing Plant, 3 cuts
              (excluding roses)
Class 10   1 Peony
Class 11   3 Peonies, (staged singly)
Class 12   Cont. of Flowering shrub or tree. 3-6 stems not native
Class 13 Cont. of Native Flowering tree or shrub, 1 variety,
               3 cuts
Class 14   3 Pansies, distinct colours
Class 15   6 Pansies, distinct colours
Class 16   Sweet Peas, 12 stems, 3 colours
Class 17   Cont. of Aquilegias,(Columbine), 4 cuts
Class 18 Cont. of Antirrhinum, (Snapdragon), 4 cuts
Class 19   Cont. of Poppies, 4 cuts
Class 20   Cont. of Foxgloves, 3 cuts
Class 21   Cont. of Russell Lupins, 3 cuts
Class 22   1 Bearded Iris
Class 23   3 Bearded Iris, (different colours)
Class 24   6 Bearded Iris (different colours)
Class 25   Cont. of Ranunculi, 4 cuts
Class 26   Cont. Sweet William, 4 cuts
Class 27   Cont. of Calendulas, 4 cuts
Class 28   Cont. of any other Flower, not in schedule
Class 29   Cont. of mixed White Flowers
Class 30   Cont. of mixed Pink Flowers
Class 31   Cont. of mixed Blue Flowers
Class 32   Cont. of mixed Yellow Flowers
Class 33   Cont. of mixed Red Flowers
Class 34   Cont. of mixed Purple or Mauve Flowers
              (choose 1 colour)
Class 35   Maidenhair Fern in Pot
Class 36   Fern in Pot, (other than Maidenhair)
Class 37   Pot Plant/s in bloom
Class 38   Pot Plant/s foliage
Class 39   Hippeastrum in Bloom
Class 40   Cactus or Succulent in Flower
Class 41   Cactus or Succulent not in Flower

DECORATIVE SECTION HORTICULTURE

Note: Space allowed for each exhibit is approx. 60cm unless otherwise stated.
Any plant material and accessories may be used.

Class 42        150th Anniversary Celebrations (space allowed 90cm)
Class 43        Ablaze With Colour
Class 44        White With A Trim
Class 45        Healthy Appetite
Class 46        Sculptured
Class 47        Low & Sleek
Class 48        Partnered By Porcelain
Class 49        Variety In Foliage
Class 50        How I Like It
Class 51        Within a 12cm Square
Prize For Best Exhibit – Decorative Section

CHILDREN’S SECTION

*Note: Space allowed for each exhibit is approx. 45cm unless otherwise stated.
Any horticultural material may be used – Flowers, leaves, seeds, twigs, fruit,
vegetables, berries & wood.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Class 53 A Spring Arrangement
Class 54 Novelty made from Horticultural Material*

PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Class 55        Saucer of Flowers
Class 56        Floral arrangement
Class 57        Necklace from Horticultural Material*
Class 58        Novelty made from Horticultural Material*

PRE-SCHOOL AGE

Class 59 Saucer of Flowers
Class 60 Novelty made from Horticultural Material*

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