SECTION O NO VEHICLES ADMITTED ON GROUNDS WITHOUT A CAR PASS (EXCLUDE ANY VEHICLE WITH LIVESTOCK)

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1 SECTION O FLORICULTURE SATURDAY 25 TH & SUNDAY 26 TH AUGUST 2018 CONVENER: Leanne Pelin Ph CHIEF STEWARD: Floral Art: Heather Weatherald Orchids: R. Pfitzner STEWARDS: P. Walker, M. Walker, A. Ray & N. Ray Entry fee Closing Date Adults: $1.00, Juniors: 50 cents Monday August 13 th 2018 School Groups: Free PRIZE MONEY: Adult- 1 st - $3, 2 nd - $2. JUNIOR classes are not awarded prize money. Place ribbons are awarded in lieu. NOTE: entries lodged under "School Group" classification in any class are not eligible for prize money. Junior entrants participating in Adult/Open classes are required to pay the fee applicable to all entrants in that class. IN ANY CLASS WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE (5) ENTRIES, ONLY 1ST PLACE PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID & IT WILL ONLY BE PAID AT THE RATE OF THE FEE PAID BY THAT ENTRANT FOR THAT SPECIFIC ENTRY. WHERE A TROPHY OR VOUCHER HAS BEEN ALLOCATED FOR AN INDIVIDUAL CLASS, NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID FOR 1st PLACE. CERTIFICATES FOR 1ST, 2ND & 3RD PLACES WILL BE ISSUED. EXHIBIT ENTRY FORMS TO BE COMPLETED AND LODGED WITH GAWLER A.H. & F. SOCIETY VIA POST (PO Box 116, GAWLER, SA 5118), IN PERSON AT SHOW OFFICE, NIXON TCE, GAWLER OR ON-LINE VIA WEB PAGE. ALL FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRY FROM. PAYMENT MAY BE MADE BY CASH, MONEY ORDER/CHEQUE (MADE PAYABLE TO GAWLER A.H. & F. SOCIETY), CREDIT CARD OR EFT. BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS:- NAME OF ACCOUNT - GAWLER A.H. & F. SOCIETY INC.; ; ENTRIES ACCOUNT NO EXHIBITORS MUST INCLUDE STAMPED SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE FOR RETURN OF ENTRY LABELS. ALTERNATIVELY LABELS MAY BE COLLECTED FROM THE SHOW OFFICE (REF. TO WEBSITE FOR OFFICE HOURS) AFTER AUGUST 17TH EXHIBIT ENTRY FORMS MUST BE LODGED BY THE DUE DATE ALL FEES MUST ACOMPANY ENTRY FORM OTHERWISE ENTRY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED LATE ENTRIES NOT ALLOWED EXHIBITORS LIMITED TO 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS Exhibits to be staged in Exhibition Hall Friday August 24 th August between 1pm and 8pm EXHIBITS MUST NOT BE REMOVED UNTIL AFTER 5pm SUNDAY PRIZES/TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED FROM 4pm SUNDAY EXHIBITORS MUST PRODUCE THEIR ENTRY FORM COPY to Steward on arrival at Hall and on collection of exhibits (except cut flowers) to Convener on payment of Prize Money Sunday from 4pm to 5.30pm NO VEHICLES ADMITTED ON GROUNDS WITHOUT A CAR PASS (EXCLUDE ANY VEHICLE WITH LIVESTOCK)

2 NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS ASSOCIATION OF SA INC GRAND AGGREGATE TROPHIES The Northern Agricultural Shows Association Inc. (NASA) donates trophies each year to the Adult and Junior exhibitor whose exhibits gain the highest number of points in selected categories. Adult Age Classification: 18 years & over from the beginning of the year the exhibitor turns 18 years old. Junior Age Classification: 5 17 years from the beginning of the year the exhibitor turns 5 years old until the end of the year the exhibitor turns 17 years old. Adult exhibitors must compete at a minimum of 3 NASA shows throughout the year Junior exhibitors must compete at a minimum of 2 NASA shows Sheep and cattle classes need only compete in 2 NASA shows POINTS ARE ALLOCATED FOR THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS: BEEF CATTLE PIGEONS POULTRY MERINO SHEEP HORSES IN ACTION WOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE COOKERY AND PRESERVES PHOTOGRAPHY FLOWERS PRODUCE EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL NEEDLEWORK HANDICRAFT AND HOBBIES POINTS ARE ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS: 1 st prize/place = 5 points; 2 nd prize/place = 3 points; 3 rd prize/place = 1 point. Champion prizes do not count towards aggregate. In the event of a tie for highest points, the exhibitor who gains the most 1 st place/prize will be declared the winner. Junior Grand Aggregate eligibility for trophy will be determined by the highest number of points gained by an individual in any two shows. In the event of a tie, 2 nd and 3 rd places achieved by the tied entrants will be taken into consideration to achieve a result. JUDGES: Pot Plants Tony Hanna Cut Flowers Cacti/Succulents & Bonsai Mrs Frances Reay Orchids Floral art Alethia Quick Peter Burton & Mrs Brenda Burton S Howard/R Stoekel JUDGING COMMENCES AT 9.45 AM FLORAL ART CHIEF STEWARD: Heather Weatherald Ph PLEASE NOTE: Flowers need not be grown, but must be arranged by the Exhibitor. Flower and living plant material MUST be supplied with adequate moisture for duration of show No artificial plant material to be used except in classes OA012, OB020 Bench space will be 60cm Class Schedule OA001 Table Design OA002 Line Design OA003 Massed Arrangement OA004 Foliage Design OA005 Tapestry OPEN

3 OA006 European Design OA007 Basic Modern Design OA008 Contemporary Design OA009 Arrangement incorporating Succulents OA010 Arrangement incorporating Driftwood OA011 Arrangement of Dried Plant Material OA012 Arrangement of Artificial Materials OA013 Interpretive: Party Time OA014 Interpretive: Linear Accent TROPHIES & PRIZES KINDLY DONATED BY TROPHY CLASSES OA009 - OA012 Best Exhibit MRS K. PALAMOUNTAIN TROPHY CHAMPION OF CLASSES OA001-OA014 GAWLER FLORAL ART CLUB NOVICE AN EXHIBITOR WILL CEASE TO BE CLASSED AS A NOVICE ONCE THEY HAVE WON A NOVICE CHAMPION EXHIBIT ON THREE OCCASIONS OR HAVE WON A FIRST PRIZE IN THE OPEN SECTION. OB015 OB016 OB017 OB018 OB019 OB020 OB021 Table Design European Arrangement Foliage Design Arrangement incorporating Driftwood Arrangement incorporating Dried Plant Material Arrangement of Artificial Materials Interpretive: Celebration TROPHY CHAMPION NOVICE EXHIBIT OB015 - OB021 PRIZE DONATED BY ROGER KRIEG IN MEMORY OF MRS MARGARET KRIEG JUNIOR FLORAL ART 17 YEARS AND UNDER WORK MUST BE DONE BY THE JUNIOR EXHIBITOR FLOWERS & FOLIAGE MUST BE ROVIDED WITH A MEANS FOR ACCESS TO MOISTURE (E.G. WATER, DAMP SAND OR COTTON WOOL OR WET OASIS STUDENTS 13 YEARS TO 17 YEARS OC022 Arrangement for Father OC023 Arrangement of 3 Flowers & any Foliage OC024 Arrangement incorporating Bark OC025 Arrangement in any Footwear OC026 Foliage Design OC027 Floral Saucer with Flowers, Leaves etc arranged on Damp Sand TROPHY CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT STUDENTS YEARS CLASSES OC022 - OC027 DONATED BY MRS J BELL STUDENTS 9 to 12 YEARS OC028 OC029 OC030 OC031 OC032 OC033 Arrangement for Father Arrangement of 3 Flowers & any Foliage Arrangement incorporating Bark Arrangement in any Footwear Foliage Design Floral Saucer with Flowers, Leaves etc arranged on Damp Sand

4 CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT STUDENTS 9-12 YEARS - CLASSES OC028 - OC033 DONATED BY PETER ANGUS OC034 OC035 OC036 OC037 STUDENTS 8 YEARS and UNDER Arrangement for Father Arrangement incorporating Bark Arrangement in any Footwear Floral Saucer with Flowers, Leaves etc arranged on Damp Sand VOUCHER CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT STUDENTS 8YRS & UNDER - CLASSES OC034 - OC037 DONATED BY GAWLER TWIN CINEMAS BEST FLORAL SAUCER OF CLASSES OC027, OC033 &, OC037 DONATED BY HEATHER WEATHERALD ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD FOR AN EXHIBIT FROM CLASSES OC022 - OC037 DONATED BY ALETHIA QUICK CUT FLOWERS Exhibitor must be the grower Division 1 means trumpet daffodils, 1 flower per stem, trumpet length equal to or longer than the top petal Note: Distinct means different varieties or different colours. Not necessarily Distinct means entitled to put in any combination of that flower any flower not listed anywhere in Floriculture Schedule Classes OE inclusive are confined to B grade growers B Grade grower is one who has not 3 times received Champion exhibit for Sweet Peas at any Gawler Show Exhibitors must not exhibit in partnership Single cut per bottle unless otherwise stated. White collars for staging daisy, viola, pansy & calendulas. A GRADE OD038 Sweet Peas, 3 distinct, 3 of each OD039 Sweet Peas, Red, 6 cuts OD040 Sweet Peas, Pink, 6 cuts OD041 Sweet Peas, Blue or Lavender, 6 cuts OD042 Sweet Peas, White or Cream, 6 cuts OD043 Sweet Peas, Any Other Colours, 6 cuts OD044 Sweet Peas, Mixed Colours, 6 cuts B GRADE OE045 Sweet Peas, 3 distinct, 3 cuts of each, staged in 3 bottles OE046 Sweet Peas, Any Colour, 1 variety, 3 cuts, staged in 1 bottle OE047 Sweet Peas, Mixed Colours, 3 cuts, staged in 1 bottle OPEN CLASS OF048 ONLY PRIZE MONEY - 1ST: $5-2ND: $2-3RD: $1 ALL OTHER CLASSES IN THIS SUB-SECTION AS PER SCHEDULE OF048 Daffodils, 12, not necessarily distinct OF049 Daffodils 9, not necessarily distinct OF050 Daffodils, 6, not necessarily distinct OF051 Daffodils, 6 Division 1 OF052 Daffodils, 3 Division 1 OF053 Daffodil, 1, Division 1 OF054 Daffodils, 6 other than Division 1 OF055 Daffodils, 3 other than Division 1

5 OF056 Daffodil, 1, other than Division 1 OF057 Sweet Peas, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each, staged in single bottles OF058 Sweet Peas, 1 cut, any colour OF059 Iris, 3 OF060 Iris, 1 OF061 Anemone, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each OF062 Anemone, 1 OF063 Ranunculus, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each OF064 Ranunculus, 1 OF065 Hyacinths, 3, not necessarily distinct OF066 Hyacinths, 1 OF067 Tulips, 1 OF068 Bulbous, Tuberous, Rhizome or Corm, 6 distinct varieties, 1 cut of each OF069 Bulbous, Tuberous, Rhizome or Corm, 3 distinct varieties, 1 cut of each OF070 Iceland Poppies, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each OF071 Iceland Poppies, 1 OF072 Stocks, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each OF073 Stocks, 1 OF074 Collection of Cut Flowers, 6 different genera, 1 cut of each OF075 Collection of Cut Flowers, 3 different genera, 1 cut of each OF076 Pelargonium, Zonal/Geranium, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each OF077 Pelargonium, Regal, 3 distinct, 1 cut of each OF078 Cineraria, 1 OF079 Calendula, 3, not necessarily distinct OF080 Calendula, 1 OF081 Unremunerated, not included in schedule, 3 (1 variety) OF082 Unremunerated, not included in schedule, 1 OF083 Freesias, 6, not necessarily distinct OF084 Freesias, 3, distinct, 1 cut of each OF085 Daisy, 9, not necessarily distinct OF086 Daisy, 6, not necessarily distinct OF087 Daisy, 3, distinct OF088 Carnations, 1 OF089 Spray Carnation, 1 OF090 Pansy, 6, not necessarily distinct OF091 Pansy, 3 distinct, one cut of each OF092 Violas, 6, not necessarily distinct OF093 Violas, 3, distinct, one cut of each CLASSES OF094-OF104 MUST CARRY NAME TAGS WHEREVER POSSIBLE PLEASE SUPPLY OWN DISPLAY PLATES/TRAYS FOR CAMELLIAS) OF094 Camellias, 3, distinct OF095 Camellias, formal, 1 OF096 Camellias, informal, 1

6 OF097 Camellias, single or semi-double, 1 OF098 Camellias, Miniature, 1 OF099 Flowering shrub or tree, non-australian native, 3, distinct, 1 cut of each OF100 Flowering shrub or tree, non-australian native, 3, of any one kind OF101 Flowering shrub or tree, non-australian native, 1 OF102 Australian native, shrub, tree or plant in bloom, 3, distinct, 1 cut of each OF103 Australian native, shrub, tree or plant in bloom, 3, of any one kind OF104 Australian native, shrub, tree or plant in bloom, 1 CLASS OD038-OE047- CHAMPION SWEET PEA - DONATED BY BRADLEY MCDOUGALL CLASS OF CHAMPION DAFFODIL $50 DONATED BY ADELAIDE ROAD CLINIC CLASS OF CHAMPION CUT FLOWER $25 DONATED BY GAWLER DENTAL CLINIC CLASS OF CHAMPION PANSY OR VIOLA $50 DONATED BY ADELAIDE ROAD CLINIC CLASS OF CHAMPION CAMELLIA VOUCHER DONATED BY VADOULIS GARDEN CENTRE CLASS OF CHAMPION FLOWERING SHRUB $50 DONATED BY ADELAIDE ROAD CLINIC JUNIOR EXHIBITS CUT FLOWERS 17 YEARS AND UNDER OG105 Cut Flowers, 3, distinct, 1 cut of each OG106 Cut Flowers, 3, one variety OG107 Cut Flowers, 1 CLASS OG CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT $5 CASH DONATED IN MEMORY OF MR R BELL TROPHY CHAMPION EXHIBIT CUT FLOWERS CLASS OD038-OG107 - DONATED BY DAVID G. POINTON, POINTON S PROFESSIONAL SERVICES GROWING PLANTS All exhibits must be the property of and grown by Exhibitor or have been in their possession for six (6) months prior to the show date. Infected or infested plants WILL NOT be exhibited. Watering of growing plants to be limited so that when staged, wetting/staining of table does not occur. All pots to be clean. Unless otherwise stated, pots no larger than 200mm inside measurement at top. Plants larger than 350mm in diameter must be stated on entry form. Maximum 500mm bench space. Plant must be established in pot, box or receptacle in which it is shown. PRIZEMONEY: OPEN: 3 plants 1st $3.50 2nd $ plant 1st $3 2nd $2 EXHIBITORS PLEASE INDICATE ON ENTRY FORM DIAMETER AND HEIGHT OF LARGE PLANTS IF DIAMETER AND HEIGHT NOT STATED ON ENTRY FORM EXHIBIT MAY NOT BESTAGED DUE TO INSUFFICIENT ALLOCATED SPACE JUNIOR EXHIBITS GROWING PLANTS 17 YEARS AND UNDER PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM OG108 Growing Plant, one, (other than Orchids and Succulents) OG109 Growing Plant, one, in bloom (other than Orchids and Succulents) OG110 Herbs multiple planted, 300mm pot, student 9-12 yrs OG111 Herbs multiple planted, 300mm pot, student 8 yrs & under

7 OG112 Bonsai, 1, 300mm pot (max) Class OG108 OG112 Champion Junior Exhibit TROPHY DONATED BY GAWLER GARDEN CLUB OPEN OH113 Fern, Maiden Hair, (Adiantum), OH114 Fern, 1 Variety (excluding Maiden Hair) OH115 Aspidistra, 1 OH116 Foliage Plant, 1 (excluding hanging plants) OH117 Pelargonium Regal, Zonal, l OH118 Begonia, 1 Class OH Champion Open Exhibit Growing Plant - DONATED BY DR. BC EASTICK AM, IN MEMORY OF MRS DAWN EASTICK GROWING PLANTS IN BLOOM ORCHIDS EXCLUDED Maximum size of pot not to exceed 200mm (8 ) inside measurement Plants must be established in pot, box, receptacle in which it is shown OI119 Collection, 3, not necessarily distinct OI120 Collection, 3, distinct OI121 Cyclamen, 1 OI122 Cyclamen, 3, any kind OI123 Bulbous or Tuberous, 3, distinct OI124 Bulbous or Tuberous, 1 OI125 African Violets, 3, not necessarily distinct OI126 African Violet, 1 OI127 Plant in bloom l, excluding orchid, not specified Class OI Champion Growing Plants in Bloom VOUCHER DONATED BY BRERETON JEWELLERS CACTI & SUCCULENTS Plants must be established in pot, box, receptacle in which it is shown Maximum size of pot, box, receptacle not to exceed 200m (8 ) inside measurement All exhibits must be the property of and grown by Exhibitor or have been in thei possession for six (6) months prior to the show date. Infected or infested plants WILL NOT be exhibited. Watering of growing plants to be limited so that when staged, wetting/staining of table does not occur. All pots to be clean. Unless otherwise stated, pots no larger than 200mm inside measurement at top. Plants larger than 350mm in diameter must be stated on entry form. Maximum 500mm bench space. Plant must be established in pot, box or receptacle in which it is shown. OPEN OJ128 Bromeliad, 1 OJ129 Epiphytic, 1 OJ130 Cactus, 3, distinct in pots up to 150mm OJ131 Cactus, 3, distinct in pots over 150mm to 200mm OJ132 Cacti, 3, varieties in a bowl, max 300mm inside measurement (landscape design) OJ133 Cactus, 1, in pot up to 150mm OJ134 Cactus, 1, in pot over 150mm up to200mm

8 OJ135 Cactus, 1, in unusual container OJ136 Succulent, 3, distinct in pots up to 150mm OJ137 Succulent, 3, distinct in pots over 150mm to 200mm OJ138 Succulent, 3 varieties in a bowl, max 300mm inside measurement (landscape design) OJ139 Succulent, 1, in pot up to 150mm OJ140 Succulent, 1, in pot over 150mm up to 200mm OJ141 Succulent, 1, in unusual container Class OJ Champion Cacti and Succulents - DONATED BY MRS LEANNE PELIN JUNIOR EXHIBITS CACTI & SUCCULENTS 17 YEARS & UNDER PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM OK142 Cacti and/or Succulent, 3, distinct, in a bowl max size 300mm OK143 Cacti or Succulent, 1, pot up to 150mm OK144 Cactus or Succulent 1 plant in unusual container OK145 Cactus or Succulent 1 plant growing in a shoe Class OK Champion Junior Cacti & Succulents - $5 DONATED BY MRS LEANNE PELIN BONSAI Each plant must be established in pot, box or receptacle in that it is shown Pot not to exceed 300mm (12 ) inside measurement OL146 Bonsai, 1 OL147 Bonsai, 3 Class OL146-OL147 - Champion Bonsai - $50 DONATED BY ADELAIDE ROAD CLINIC JUNIOR EXHIBITS BONSAI 17 YEARS & UNDER PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM OM148 Bonsai, 1 Class OM148 Champion Junior Exhibitor Bonsai (pot not to exceed 300mm (12 ) inside measurement) DONATED BY LEANNE PELIN ORCHIDS Must be owned and grown by exhibitor for six (6) months prior to show Orchid(s) from any Class may be nominated for Specimen Orchid Class Specimen Orchid minimum 3 flower spikes Maximum size of pot not to exceed 275mm (11 ) inside measurement A GRADE ON149 Orchid, Cymbidium, 1 Flower to be over 90mm ON150 Orchid, Cymbidium, Intermediate, 1 Flower to be 55mm-90mm ON151 Orchid, Cymbidium, Miniature, 1 Flower to be under 55mm ON152 Orchid, Slipper, 1 ON153 Orchid, Catleya, 1 ON154 Orchid, Miscellaneous, 1 ON155 Orchid, Specimen, 1 ON156 Orchid, Native, 1 Class ON Champion A Grade Orchids $50 DONATED BY ADELAIDE ROAD CLLINIC

9 B GRADE B grade Exhibitor is one who has not received Champion Exhibit 3 times for B grade orchids at any Gawler Show OO157 OO158 OO159 Orchid, Cymbidium, 1 Flower to be over 90mm Orchid, Cymbidium, Intermediate, 1 Flower to be 55mm - 90mm Orchid, Cymbidium, Miniature, 1 Flower to be under 55mm OO160 Orchid, Slipper, 1 OO161 Orchid, Catleya, 1 OO162 Orchid, Miscellaneous, 1 OO163 Orchid, Specimen, 1 OO164 Orchid, Native, 1 Class OO Champion B Grade Orchid $15 DONATED BY GAWLER AH&F SOCIETY JUNIOR EXHIBITS ORCHIDS 17 YEARS AND UNDER PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM OP165 Cymbidium Orchid OP166 Any other genus OP167 Specimen Class OP Champion Junior Orchid $10 DONATED BY GAWLER AH&F SOCIETY Class OA001-OP167 TROPHY The Jaimee McDougall Most Successful Floriculture Exhibitor TO BE AWARDED TO EXHIBITOR WHO GAINS THE MOST POINTS ACROSS THE FLORICULTURE SECTION 2017 Winner EILEEN WILLIAMS NOTE: NO EXHIBITOR WILL BE PERMITTED TO WIN TROPHY MORE THAN ONCE IN A 3 YEAR PERIOD TROPHY DONATED BY WARREN DIBBEN.