Horticultural Section Rules

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1 Horticultural Section Rules Doris Swadling Memorial Challenge Rosebowl Prize for most points across all classes in the Horticulture Section Entry fee Adults - $1.00 for all classes. Entry fee School Children Free all classes Prize money 1 st Place $3.00, 2 nd Place $2.00 unless otherwise stated. Shrub and Fruit & Vegetable entries close at 5pm on Wednesday 14th November 2018 Rose and Cut Flower entries close 5pm Thursday 15th November 2018 All entries delivered to the Edna Wills Hall Rose and Cut Flower Section entries Friday 16th November 2018 prior to 8.00 am All other entries - 8am to 6pm Thursday 15th November 2018 Rules 1. All exhibits to be the bona fide property of the exhibitor two months prior to the show. 2. Entries may be collected after prize giving Saturday 17th November Judging commencing 9.30 am Friday 16th November Where points are given, points to count as follows; 1 st 3 points, 2 nd 2 points, 3 rd 1 point, Premier bloom 3 points, Special prize 1 point. 5. In the event of a tie for Points Prize most 1st prizes to count. 6. Committee reserves the right to substitute product prizes of similar value for cash. 7. All entries judged at discretion of the judge. 8. All prize money and entry fees inclusive of GST. 9. If 3 entries or less in a class only one prize will be paid, this may be first or second. 10. Prize Money will be paid by the Stewards Sunday from 12 4pm, Edna Wills Hall 11. All prize money will be forfeited if not collected by 29 th November Trophies and prizes will be awarded at 3pm on Saturday in the Edna Wills Hall. 13. The engraving is the responsibility of the person receiving the cup. 14. Definition of an amateur, one who does not make a living from a particular work. 15. The Egmont A&P Association reserves the right to use photographs and/or film footage taken at the event for promotional purposes as it sees fit.

2 Rose Section Rules 1. Decorative Blooms Should be between one quarter and half open with gracefully arranged, well formed petals producing a bloom of more slender proportions than Exhibition Blooms, judged in the order of form, freshness, balance and foliage. 2. Exhibition Blooms Should be between half and three quarters open, of good size, with ample petals symmetrically arranged within a circular outline around a well formed centre, judged in the order of form, freshness, balance and foliage. 3. Stem of Roses Should have well spaced, gracefully arranged flowers with side buds. Judged in the order of form, freshness, balance and foliage. The type of flower is not taken into consideration. 4. Display All roses to be displayed in vases provided. 5. Exhibits are required to be named name tags will be supplied. 6. Exhibitors should make sure that the stem has flowers open. Buds on stem not open do not constitute flowers to be classified as flowers. The sepal must be down and one petal unfurled. 7. Where a bloom is required this is a single flower with no side buds if it has side buds then it becomes a stem. Side buds in bloom classes should be carefully removed leaving only the bloom. Rose Section Novice Open to those who have not previously won more than 3 first awards at any show. Clegg's Floral Creations - Points Prize CTRS Best HT Rose Presented By D Butcher for full open bloom Hawera Union Street Business Houses Platter - Queen of the Show Award Arthur Brown Construction Ltd Trophy - Champion Stem with 4 or more flowers open Taranaki Newspapers Ltd Trophy - Champion Stem not more than 3 flowers open Decorative bloom Exhibition bloom Full open bloom Roses 1 variety, 1 bud, 1 exhibition, 1 full open bloom, 1 vase Stem of roses with not more than 3 flowers open

3 Rose Section Open Taranaki Rose Championship Decorative Bloom - Points Prize The Tosland Cup - Champion Exhibition Bloom HA Rose Cup - Class 4000 Snowden Cup Class 4001 Firth Cup - Open Class most Points Blooms 1 decorative, 1 exhibition, 1 fully open Any variety staged in 3 vases Blooms To be staged in display box any variety or varieties at any stage (Display Box provided) vase of Roses Any variety or varieties to be judged for substance, freshness and frontal effect Exhibition Bloom Decorative bloom Fully open bloom Roses 1 variety, 1 bud, 1 exhibition, 1 full open bloom, 1 vase Decorative blooms any variety or varieties, 1 vases Exhibition Blooms any variety or varieties, 3 vases Fully open blooms any variety or varieties, 3 vases Small Stem of Roses Small stem, less than 4 open Large stem of Roses Large stem, 4 or more open Rose Section Miniature 4020 Miniature Roses 1 decorative blooms 4022 Miniature Roses 1 exhibition bloom 4024 Miniature Roses 1 fully open bloom 4026 Miniature Roses 1 stem, small 4028 Miniature Roses 1 stem, large 4030 Miniature Roses 1 vase 4032 Miniature Roses 6 roses at any stage displayed in box 4034 Miniature Rose arrangement In a Tea Cup (saucer optional) or Mug **** Premier Exhibition Bloom **** Premier Decorative Bloom **** Premier Stem **** Premier Miniature **** Premier Overall Bloom

Rosette awarded for best exhibit Unka Cup Sponsored by Landscape Essentials Nursery Shrub Section Points Prize over all classes in section Rudi Milesi Challenge Trophy Points Prize NZ Flora Classes

native flowers 4210 One flax foliage only 4212 Leucadendron 1 stem 4213 Shrub not otherwise stated 4214 Fuschia 1 stem 4215 House plant judged on form, freshness, balance and foliage **** Champion

4 Rosette awarded for best exhibit Unka Cup Sponsored by Landscape Essentials Nursery Shrub Section Points Prize over all classes in section Rudi Milesi Challenge Trophy Points Prize NZ Flora Classes 4208, 4209 & Azalea 1 stem or truss (evergreen) 4201 Azalea Mollis 1 stem 4204 Protea 1 bloom 4205 Rhododendron 1 head 4208 Native foliage collection no more than 5 varieties 4209 Stem of native flowers 4210 One flax foliage only 4212 Leucadendron 1 stem 4213 Shrub not otherwise stated 4214 Fuschia 1 stem 4215 House plant judged on form, freshness, balance and foliage **** Champion Native Exhibit Sponsored By Unka s Watchmakers & Jewellers **** Champion Shrub Sponsored By Unka s Watchmakers & Jewellers Rosette awarded for best exhibit Floral Art Section 4400 Basket of Flowers With foliage 4401 Wreath or wall hanging Any medium 4402 Floral Art 'Out of the Box' 4404 Hand held posy of garden flowers or foliage Tied and displayed in a jam jar

4605 Beetroot 3 4606 Potatoes white or yellow skin, 3 tubers (named if possible) 4607 Potatoes any other colour, 3 tubers (named if possible) 4608 Cabbage 1 head 4609 Green sprouting broccoli 1 head

5 Fruit & Vegetable Section Only one entry per person, per variety in any one class. Best Exhibit will be awarded for Section Collection of herbs 4 herbs minimum 4601 Broad beans 6 pods (to be enclosed in small plastic bag which will be opened before judging) 4602 Lettuce 1 head 4603 Cauliflower 1 head 4604 Carrots Beetroot Potatoes white or yellow skin, 3 tubers (named if possible) 4607 Potatoes any other colour, 3 tubers (named if possible) 4608 Cabbage 1 head 4609 Green sprouting broccoli 1 head 4610 Collection of vegetables Minimum of 3 exhibited in a tray or basket 4611 Collection of fruit Minimum of 3 exhibited in a tray or basket 4613 Gourmet lettuce 1 head 4614 Rhubarb 5 stalks 4615 Berries 5 (any single variety) 4616 Strawberries 5 (any single variety 4617 Lemons 3 only 4618 Vegetable Not otherwise stated 4619 Potato in a bucket One potato to be planted and presented in a 10 litre bucket (this will be judged on number and quality of potatoes)

Rosette awarded for best exhibit Cut Flower Section Audrey Betts Memorial Challenge Tray Points Prize 4300 Aquilegia 1 stem 4301 Carnation 1 stem or 1 bloom 4302 Gerbera 1 bloom 4303 Geranium or

6 Rosette awarded for best exhibit Cut Flower Section Audrey Betts Memorial Challenge Tray Points Prize 4300 Aquilegia 1 stem 4301 Carnation 1 stem or 1 bloom 4302 Gerbera 1 bloom 4303 Geranium or Pelargonium 3 stems any variety or varities 4304 Vase of Irises 3 or more stems any variety 4305 Iris bearded, 1 stem 4306 Calendulas 3 stems 4307 Foxglove 1 spike 4308 Pansy or Viola 1 bloom, less than 4 cm across 4309 Pansy or Viola 1 bloom, more than 4 cm across 4310 Poppy 1 of any variety 4311 Sweet pea 3 stems 4312 Dianthus 1 stem or bloom 4313 Alstromeria 1 stem 4314 Collection of cut flowers (shrubs and roses excluded) 3 distinct kinds, bloom or stem of each 4315 Flowers Not otherwise enumerated 1 bloom or stem 4316 Collection of shrub daisies 2 or more stems 4317 Lavender 3 stems, any variety 4318 Sweet William 4319 Bearded Iris 3 stems, any colour in separate vases 4321 Bearded Iris 3 florets in separate vases **** Champion Exhibit **** Champion Bloom

SPRING FLOWER SHOW, 2018

KALAMUNDA & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (INC) SPRING FLOWER SHOW, 2018 TO BE HELD AT KALAMUNDA AGRICULTURAL HALL CANNING ROAD, KALAMUNDA Featuring STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BOWL OF FLOWERS & WEST AUSTRALIAN