SPRING BULB AND CAMELLIA SHOW Saturday 13 September 2014 12 noon to 5pm Sunday 14 September 2014 11.30am to 4pm Entries close with the Honorary Show Secretary at 8pm Thursday 11 Sept 2014 Note: If you are entering by email it is your responsibility to ensure that your entries have been received. Sheila Hodgson, 11 Hirschfeld Cres., Macgregor, ACT, 2615 Ph:: 02 6254 8017 email- 2hodgson@tpg.com.au, Brett & Tracy King,Ph 02 61049642 email: gunvehire@ozemail.com.au Please note Important Organisational Details (page 1) and General Show Rules (pages 2 to 6) Daffodil exhibits in Classes 1-14 must be staged by 9am on the Saturday of the show. All other exhibits should be staged by 10am. See Rule 15. Green two-piece vases will be available. Exhibitors are to use them for both specialist and general flowers where practicable, unless otherwise stated. The Chief Steward will award the Tom s Trash Paks Prize to the exhibit/unit deemed most meritorious in the show excluding all championship winners. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Horticultural Society of Canberra Inc. gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the following in contributing prize money, vouchers and/or trophies for this show. Classic Daffodils (Vic) Flower Power (ACT) Glenbrook Bulb Farm (Tas.) Glenn Sheldrick (NSW) Graeme & Sharone Davis (ACT) J.N. Hancock (Vic.) Kingston Hotel (ACT) John & June Woodfield (ACT) Keira Bulbs (ACT) Kingston Hotel (ACT) Laurence Trevanion (ACT) Marie Lenon (ACT) Merylyn Condon (ACT) The Orchid Society of Canberra Inc. Tom s Trash Paks (ACT)
The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. DAFFODILS Classification of daffodil exhibitors (see Show Rule 11) Open Progressive K Brew R. Slarke A Dawn G & S Davis Y Tracey L Edwards C. Ryan G Hamilton L. Trevanion A. & J. Harrington Keira Bulbs J & J A Woodfield S & B Hodgson G Sheldrick Exhibitors Please Note: Containers for miniatures will be available at the hall, and exhibitors are to use them. Artificial supports are not permitted. The naming of blooms before judging in Classes 1 6 is compulsory, and is desirable in all other Classes. Entries in Classes 1 6 are restricted to one per exhibitor. Entries in all other daffodil Classes are restricted to a maximum of three per exhibitor. Seedlings should be labelled as such, and breeding indicated, if known. Champions may be selected from multi stem vases. J. Johnstone Descriptions of Divisions have been included as a guide to exhibitors. They do not constitute formal definitions. Stems are to be staged one to a container, unless otherwise stated. Judging points to be used for this Show: Form: 40, Condition / Colour /Texture : 30, Poise / Stem : 15, Size : 15 Total 100 Flower of the Year- A prize donated by J & J.A. Woodfield will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest combined point score gained in the Flower of the Year Classes (14 & 15 in this schedule) over the three years (2014 to 2016) for which Rapture is the nominated cultivar. (1st 3pts, 2nd 2pts, 3rd 1pt) 2 25
Spring Bulb & Camellia Show 1. The Horticultural Society of Canberra Inc. ACT Championship Twelve daffodil stems, distinct, from at least three divisions (to be point judged) 1st: $30+ ribbon 2nd: $20 3rd: $10 4th $5 2 The Horticultural Society of Canberra Inc. Small Growers Championship Six daffodil stems, distinct, from at least two divisions 1st: $30+ ribbon 2nd: $20 3rd: $10 4th $5 (to be point judged) NB: Exhibitors may only enter Class 1 or 2, not both. 3. Jackson s Daffodils Perpetual Trophy and Price - Donated by Jackson s Daffodils (Tas.) Three daffodil stems, distinct, from three divs, selected from Divisions 1 to 4. 1st: Jackson s prize of exhibition bulbs and will hold the trophy until next year. 2nd $5 3rd $3 4. The Glenbrook Bulb Farm Prize Donated by R. Barwick (Tas.) Six daffodil stems, distinct, from divisions 5 to 13, at least four divisions, excluding miniatures. 1st: Glenbrook voucher for $30 2nd $5 3rd $3 5. The Glenbrook Bulb Farm Prize for miniatures. ` Donated by R. Barwick (Tas.) Six miniature daffodil stems, distinct, from at least three divisions. 1st: Glenbrook voucher for $30 2nd: $5 3rd $3 6. The Canberra Gardener Daffodil Championship Six vases of three daffodil stems one cultivar per vase each vase distinct from at least three divisions. 1st: $25 plus ribbon 2nd $15 3rd $5 24 3
7. The Daffodil Association of NSW/ACT Inc. Prize Six daffodil stems from six divisions, in one container 1st $20 2nd $15 3rd $10 4th $5 8. Flower of the Year Sponsored by the Kingston Hotel (Canb) Three stems of Rapture 1st $10 2nd $7 3rd $3 9. Flower of the Year Sponsored by the Kingston Hotel (Canb) plus prize donated by Janet Johnstone One stem of Rapture 1st $10 2nd $7 3rd $3 10. Classic Daffodil Prize Sponsored by Classic Daffodils (Vic.) For Progressive Exhibitors. Six daffodil stems, distinct, from any division/s, in separate containers. 1st: Classic Daffodils voucher for $50, 2nd $5 3rd $3 11. Betty Fleming Perpetual Trophy Sponsored by Keira Bulbs, Canb.) For Novice exhibitors only. (Previous winners are not eligible to enter this Class). Three daffodils stems, distinct: from at least 3 Divisions, in separate containers 1st: Trophy plus Keira Bulbs prize of selected bulbs valued at $100, 2nd: Keira Bulbs prize of selected bulbs valued at $40, 3rd: Keira Bulbs prize of selected bulbs valued at $15. 12, Three seedlings, distinct, from divisions 1 4 & 11. (see Rule 17) 1st $5 2nd $2 13, Three seedlings, distinct, from divisions 5 10 & 12 (see Rule 17) 1st $5 2nd $2 14. Three seedlings, distinct, Miniatures (see Rule 17) 1st $5 2nd $2 15. Fifteen daffodil stems, distinct, from any Divisions/s, in separate containers 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $5 4 23
Spring Bulb & Camellia Show Division One - Trumpet Daffodils (One flower to a stem. Trumpet as long as or longer than perianth segments.) 25. One, yellow 29. One, any other colour combination 26. One, white 30. Three, distinct, in one container 27. One, white perianth, pink corona 31. Three, nnd, in one container 28. One, white perianth, yellow corona 32. One seedling, (see Show Rule 17) Division Two - Large Cupped Daffodils (One flower to a stem. Corona more than a third, but less than the length of the perianth segments). 33. One, yellow 38. One, white 34. One, white perianth. yellow corona 39. One, yellow perianth, white corona 35. One, white perianth, red or 40. One, any other colour combination orange corona 41. Three, distinct, in one container 36. One, yellow perianth, red or 42. Five, nnd, in one container orange corona 43. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 37. One, white perianth, pink corona Division Three - Small Cupped Daffodils (One flower to a stem. Corona not more than a third of the length of the perianth segments). 44. One, white perianth, yellow, orange 47. One, any other colour combination or red corona 48. Three, distinct, in one container 45. One, yellow perianth, orange or 49. Five, nnd, in one container red corona 50. One seedling. (see Show Rule 17) 46. One, white Division Four - Double Daffodils (Double flower or flowers). 51. One white perianth, one flower to a stem 55. Three, nnd, one flower to a stem, in 52. One yellow perianth, one flower to a stem one container 53. Three, distinct, one flower to a stem, 56. Three stems, nnd - multi-flowered, in in one container in one container 54. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) Division Five Triandrus Hybrids (Small nodding flowers. Corona usually bowl shaped, perianth) 57. One 59. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 58. Three, nnd, in one container 22 5
The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. Division Six - Cyclamineus Hybrids (One flower to a stem straight sided corona with significant reflexed petals) 60. One, yellow perianth 63. Five, nnd, in one container 61. One, white perianth 64. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 62. Three, distinct, in one container Division Seven - Jonquilla Hybrids (One or more flowers to a stem) 65. One, yellow perianth 68. Five, nnd, in one container 66. One, white perianth 69. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 67. Three, distinct, in one container Division Eight - Tazetta Hybrids (Small bunched flowers on a stem. Short corona, round flat petals, fragrant) 70. One, yellow perianth 73. Three, nnd, in one container 71. One, white perianth 74. Five, nnd, in one container 72. Three, distinct, in one container 75. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) Division Nine - Poeticus 76. One 77. Three, nnd, in one container Division Ten - Bulbocodium 78. One 80. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 79. Three, nnd, in one container Division Eleven - Split Corona (Corona split for more than half its length). The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. 289. In the Frame creative design Best exhibit from INTERMEDIATE Section, prize donated by Canberra Flower Club. NOVICE SECTION 1 st $10 2 nd $8 3 rd $5 290. A line design using stems or sticks foliage & flowers acceptable 291. A song title to be labeled Best exhibit from NOVICE Section, prize donated by Marie Lenon CHILDREN S SECTION 1 ST $3 2 ND $2 3 RD $1 14 Years and Under 292. Hello Mellow Yellow 293. My favourite design 8 Years & Under 294. My Holiday 295. From grandma s garden 81. One, yellow perianth 84. Three, distinct, in one container 82. One, white perianth 85. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 83. Three, nnd, in one container Divisions Twelve & Thirteen - Miscellaneous 86. One, single bloom 88. Three, nnd, in one container 87. One, multi-headed 6 21
FLORAL ART Spring Bulb & Camellia Show For the classification of exhibitors, General Information and Definitions, relating to Floral Art see pages 5 and 6 of the Rules & Information section. OPEN SECTION 280. The Marie Lenon Perpetual Trophy (to be point judged) To be named by exhibitor e.g. a line design, mass, abstract, freestyle, sculptural, wall hanging, mobile, stamobile or collage. 1 st $15 2 nd $10 3 rd $5 One of the Modern designs using plant material of exhibitor s choice. Point score for the most successful exhibitor in this class will be conducted over all shows and the trophy will be awarded at the final show each year (see details on page 63). 281. Hello Spring A Traditional Design. 1 st $15 2 nd $10 3 rd $5 282. Curves and Angles a creative design 283. Foliage diversity a creative design A GRADE SECTION 1st $10 2 nd $8 3 rd $5 284. French Flavours A modern design 285. A Touch of the Orient 286. Phials Evident a creative design Intermediate Size Daffodil Classes Spring Bulb & Camellia Show An intermediate daffodil must clearly show characteristics that render it too large for miniature classes and normally too small to complete in standard classes. As a guideline, flowers are expected to be between 50 and 80mm in diameter with the perianth spread out. Stems are to be in proportion to flower size. A list of approved intermediate sized daffodils can be obtained from the Show Secretary. Please note that intermediates other than seedlings must be named. Seedlings should be labelled as such and breeding indicated, if known. 89. One, Division One 93. One, Division Eleven 90. One, Division Two 94. Three, nnd, in one container 91. One, Division Three 95. One seedling (see Show Rule 17) 92. One, Division Four Miniature Daffodil Classes A miniature is a cultivar that should not exceed 50mm in diameter and is: a) included on the N.Z. or American Daffodil Society s approved list of miniatures (available from the Show Secretary), or b) any Australian raised daffodil whether in commerce or shown under seedling number, that satisfies the judges that it has the attributes that would qualify for inclusion in a list of miniatures. Please note that miniatures other than seedlings must be named. Seedlings should be labelled as such and breeding indicated, if known. 96. One, Division One 103. One, Division Ten 97. One, Division Two 104. One, Division Twelve 98. One, Division Three 105. One, Any other Division 99. One, Division Five 106. Three, distinct, in one container. 100. One, Division Six 107. Three, nnd, in one container. 101. One, Division Seven 108. One seedling. (see Show Rule 17). 102. One, Division Eight Best exhibit from A GRADE Section, card plus $2 INTERMEDIATE SECTION 1 st $10 2 nd $8 3 rd $5 287. Beauty of spring a line design 288. A touch of yellow traditional design 20 7
The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. Decorative Daffodils (In decorative daffodils, striking colours and length of stem are desirable, but perfection of form need not be as high as for exhibition daffodils). 109. Three stems, three cultivars, in one container 110. Three stems, one cultivar, in one container 111. Five, nnd, in one container 112. Up to fifteen stems, nnd, any divisions, in one container Progressive Exhibitor Classes (see Show Rule 11) (See also class 9) 113. One trumpet 119. One Double, single or multi headed 114. Three trumpets, nnd, 120. One Cyclamineus Hybrid in one container 121. One Jonquilla or Tazetta Hybrid 115. One large cupped 122. One miniature 116. Three large cupped, nnd, in one container 117. One small cupped 123. One, any other type 118. Three small cupped, nnd, in one container 124. Five, distinct, from any division, in one container. The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. POTTED PLANTS In each class one pot shall contain one cultivar or species only (except class 261) 261. Mixed Planting, distinct kinds 265. Fern/s, any type 262. Cactus/Cacti 266. Cyclamen, in bloom 263. Succulent/s 267. Daffodil/s, in bloom 264. Carnivorous Plant/s 268. Camellia, in bloom 269. Bulb/s (including corms, tubers and rhizomes), not mentioned elsewhere in this section. 270. Plant/s in bloom, not mentioned elsewhere in this section 271. Plant/s for foliage, not mentioned elsewhere in this section Champion Potted Plant from classes 261 to 271 Ribbon plus $2. Best daffodil in Progressive Exhibitor Classes (incl. Class 9) Prize donated by L. Trevanion Novice Exhibitor Classes (see Show Rule 11)(See also class 10) 125. One trumpet 131. One Double - single or multi headed 126. Three trumpets, nnd, 132. One Cyclamineus Hybrid in one container 133. One Jonquilla or Tazetta Hybrid 127. One large cupped 134. One miniature 128. Three large cupped, nnd, 135. One, any other type in one container 129. One small cupped 130. Three small cupped, nnd, in one container Best daffodil in Novice Exhibitor Classes (inc. Class 10) The A. C. Graham Trophy, plus $5 8 19
GENERAL FLOWERS Spring Bulb & Camellia Show (It is desirable for exhibits to be named in all classes). 240. Hellebores, nnd, float bowl, max. six 241. Hyacinth, one 242. Hyacinths, three, nnd, in separate containers 243. Poppies, Iceland, max. six 244. Polyanthus, three stems, nnd 245. Ranunculus or anemone, max. six 246. Tulips, three, nnd. In one container 247. Violas/pansies, six, 60mm and over in diameter 248. Violas/pansies max. twelve, 40mm & under 60mm in diameter 249. Violas/pansies, max. twelve, under 40mm in diameter 250. Bulbous flowers (including corms, tubers and rhizomes), one type, not mentioned elsewhere in this schedule, three to six stems. 251. Any other flower, not mentioned elsewhere in this schedule, three to six cuts. Champion General Flower Exhibit from classes 240 to 251. Ribbon plus $2. ADDITIONAL DAFFODIL TROPHIES & AWARDS Spring Bulb & Camellia Show Champion card will be awarded to each of the following: Note: Seedling awards will be selected only from Seedling Classes Miniature awards will be selected only from Miniature Classes a) Champion Div. One daffodil i) Champion Div. Eleven daffodil b) Champion Div. Two daffodil j) Champion Any Other Div. daffodil c) Champion Div. Three daffodil k) Champion Intermediate size daffodil d) Champion Div. Four daffodil l) Champion Seedling daffodil - e) Champion Div. Five daffodil Div. 1-4 & 11 f) Champion Div. Six daffodil m) Champion Seedling daffodil - g) Champion Div. Seven daffodil Div. 5 10 & 12 h) Champion Div. Eight daffodil n) Champion Seedling daffodil, miniature Containers (unlimited Cuts) 252. Magnolia 253. Orchids 254. Pieris 255. Polyanthus 256. Primula 257. Violets 258. Flowering shrub in bloom, not mentioned in this schedule. 259. Hellebores (float bowl acceptable) 260. Any flower from classes 240 to 251 not mentioned elsewhere in this section. Champion Container of Flowers (one kind) from classes 230 (only if of one kind), 231 & 252 to 260 Ribbon plus $2. Champion Daffodil- Divisions 1 to 4 & 11 Ribbon plus $2 Champion Daffodil - Divisions 5 to 10 & 12 Ribbon plus $2 Champion Miniature Daffodil Ribbon plus $2 Champion Seedling Daffodil Ribbon plus $2 18 9
The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. Grand Champion Daffodil The A. C. Scott Memorial Trophy( to be held for one year), plus ribbon & $5. Reserve Champion Daffodil Ribbon plus $2 The Most Successful Exhibitor in Daffodil classes The Mollie Shoobridge Memorial Perpetual Trophy (to be held for one year) plus $5. The Most Successful Exhibitor in Progressive Daffodil classes A selection of daffodil bulbs - donated by G. & S. Davis. The Most Successful Exhibitor in Novice Daffodil classes The Hancock Prize Open Order ($30) donated by J. N. Hancock and Co Best vase of 3 to 6 daffodils Prize donated by Glenn Sheldrick The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. CUT FLOWER COLLECTIONS Note:- a) exhibitors may use their own containers in all classes of this section. b) In classes 232 and 233, exhibitors should take care to ensure that flowers, spikes or cuts are distinct kinds. Similarly, in class 231, each container of flowers must be distinct. For example; azaleas and rhododendrons are not distinct kinds; similarly different types of roses are not distinct kinds. A daffodil and a ranunculus are distinct kinds. 230. The HSOC Bruce Demonstration Garden Challenge One container of Australian Plant/s, in flower. 1st: $20 and will hold the J. H. L. Cumpston Memorial Perpetual Trophy for one year. 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5. 231. Three containers of cut flowers (may include flowering shrub/s), three distinct kinds. 1st: $10, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $2 232. One flower, spike or cut, of five distinct kinds (may include flowering shrub/s), in one container. 1st: $10, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $2 233. One flower, spike or cut, of five distinct kinds (may include flowering shrub/ s), in one container, height not to exceed 250mm above the table, including container. Flowers in this class should, where possible, be in proportion with the height of the exhibit. 1st: $10, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $2 234. The Impact of Spring. Sponsored by the Kingston Hotel (ACT) A basket of flowers (with handle), any foliage, to be judged for visual impact, brightness of colour, condition and arrangement. No accessories. Width not to exceed 600mm 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $3 Best Exhibit from classes 230-233 Ribbon plus $2 10 17
Grand Champion Camellia W. Jessep Medal, Scott Bonnar Trophy, Ribbon plus $5 Reserve Champion Camellia Ribbon plus $2 Champion Camellia Miniature/Small H. R. Phillips Perpetual Trophy, plus $5 Most Successful Camellia Exhibitor ORCHIDS ACRS,St George & Sutherland Trophy, plus $5 See General Show Rules (pages 2 & 3) Especially Rules 23-26 210. One standard Cymbidium 217. One Oncidium alliance 211. One intermediate Cymbidium 218. One Pleurothallid 212. One miniature Cymbidium 219. One native Dendrobium alliance 213. One Cattleya alliance species 220. Any other Australian native orchid 214. One Cattleya alliance hybrid 221. One Coelogyne alliance 215. One Paphiopedilum alliance 222. Any other orchid species 216. One Vandaceous alliance 223. Any other orchid hybrid Champion Orchid from classes 210 to 223, Ribbon plus $2 National Camellia Show Spring Bulb & Camellia Show in conjunction with the Hume Camellia Society Exhibitors Please Note Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 September 2014 All exhibitors are to register and give approximate number of entries by 8pm on Thursday 11 September with the Show Secretary. Sheila Hodgson, 11 Hirschfeld Cres., Macgregor, ACT, 2615 Ph:: 02 6254 8017 email: 2hodgson@tpg.com.au, or Brett & Tracy King, Ph 02 6242 4463 email: gunvehire@ozemail.com.au Specific entries for classes 140, 141, 142 and 143 must be advised at this time. Staging Friday afternoon from 3pm to 10pm and Saturday morning. Judging starts on Saturday from 10 am, Exhibitors are to write their own entry cards (available from the Show Secretary or the entry table during set-up times)., each card to include class no. and exhibitor no. Cultivar name/s should be shown (if names are not known the card should be marked name unknown. Blooms must be staged in containers supplied by the Society. All champion and best bloom awards can be selected from collection or individual bloom classes National Trophies (perpetual) to be awarded as follows: The Dr Don Aspinall Award for the Best Bloom of an Australian-raised Non-Reticulata Cultivar. The Albury-Wodonga Award for the Best Bloom of an Australian raised Reticulata Cultivar. The Barry Robbins Memorial Award for the Best Cut or Spray (or single bloom) of a Multi-Clustered Miniature Cultivar. 16 11
The New Zealand Camellia Award for the Best Bloom of a New Zealand Raised Cultivar. The American Camellia Award for the Best Bloom of an American Raised Cultivar. The Westfield Camellia Award for the Best Bloom of an Overseas Raised Cultivar, other than America or New Zealand. National Trophies can only be awarded to members of Camellias Australia. The best bloom eligible for each award will be selected by the judges (ribbon). If the exhibitor of the winning bloom is not a member of Camellias Australia then the trophy is not awarded. Forms Sizes Single: A maximum of eight petals in a single row, with an uninterrupted cluster of stamens. Semi-Double: Two or more rows of petals, with an uninterrupted cluster of stamens. Irregular Semi-Double: A semi-double with an interrupted cluster of stamens. (Revised August 2012) Formal Double: Any number of petals, regularly disposed, tiered or imbricated, but no visible stamens. Informal Double: A double with any number of petals and petaloids. Stamens may or may not be visible. Elegans Form Double: An informal double with one or more rows of large outer petals lying flat or undulating, the centre being a convex mass of intermingled petaloids and stamens. Miniature: Maximum size of 70 mm. Small: Greater than 70 mm to maximum of 90 mm. Medium: Greater than 90 mm to maximum of 110 mm. Large: Greater than 110 mm to maximum of 130 mm. Very Large: Greater than 130 mm. Elegans Form Spring Bulb & Camellia Show 178. One, small 181. Three, one cultivar, any size 179. One, medium 182. Three, nnd, any size 180. One, large/very large Informal Double 183. One, small 186. Three, one cultivar, any size 184. One, medium 187. Three, nnd, any size 185. One, large/very large Camellia Reticulata and its Hybrids 188. One, small/medium 190. Three, one cultivar, any size 188. One, large 191. Three, nnd, any size 189. One, very large Miniatures 192. One, under 50mm 194. Three, one cultivar 193. One, 50-70mm. 195. Three, nnd. Miscellaneous Classes 196. One spray to 200mm 197. One cut or spray to 450mm 200. One bloom, cream to yellow, 198. One seedling or sport any size/type. 199. One fragrant bloom, 201. One camellia- any size/type, any size/type exhibited by a person under 16 years. 202. One bloom of a species, cultivar or hybrid, with no japonica or reticulata parentage. ADDITIONAL CAMELLIA TROPHIES & AWARDS Champion card will be awarded to each of the following: a) Champion miniature camellia d) Champion large camellia b) Champion small camellia e) Champion very large camellia c) Champion medium camellia f) Champion Reticulata camellia 12 15
The Horticultural Society of Canberra, Inc.. SPECIFIED CULTIVARS 145. One, Bokuhan (Tinsie), 150. One, The Czar under 70mm 151. One, from the Betty Sheffield family 146. One, Elegans, including 152. One, Wildfire variegated 153. One, Kramer s Supreme 147. One, Elegans sport 154. One, Debbie 148. One, R. L. Wheeler 155. One, from the Aspasia Macarthur family 149. One, Guilio Nuccio, includes solid & variegated forms General Classes (japonicas and non-reticulata hybrids) Single 156. One, small 159. Three, one cultivar, any size 157. One, medium 160. Three, nnd, any size 158. One, large/very large Semi-Double 161. One, small 164. One, very large 162. One, medium 165. Three, one cultivar, any size 163. One, large 166. Three, nnd, any size Irregular Semi-Double 167. One, small 170. One, very large 168. One, medium 171. Three, one cultivar, any size 169. One, large 172. Three, nnd, any size Formal Double 173. One, small 176. Three, one cultivar, any size 174. One, medium 177. Three, nnd, any size 175. One, large/very large Specified Cultivars Separate classes have been included for certain specified camellias. These specified cultivars cannot be exhibited as single exhibits in general classes but may be used in multi-bloom classes. At the judges request blooms may be moved by the steward to a placement for their better advantage. SPECIAL CLASSES 140. Jack Bloomfield Perpetual Trophy (sponsor - M. Condon) Six different camellia blooms, by name, from any classification. 1st: Trophy (to be held for one year) plus $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5. 141. J.D. Macfarlane Award Three camellia blooms, other than Reticulata & Reticulata hybrids - different cultivars, any flower form/size. 1st: $15, 2nd: $10 3rd: $5. 142. The Reticulata Challenge Three camellia blooms, Reticulata &/or Reticulata hybrids- different cultivars, any flower form/size 1st: $10, 2nd: $5 3rd: $3 143. The Blue Range Trophy - for novice exhibitors only, previous winners not eligible. Three camellias, any type/size, nnd 1st: Trophy (to be held for one year) plus $10, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $3 14 13