Leeton Show Society Flowers

STEWARD: Mrs Wilma Alexander
ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday 7 October at 9:00am
ENTRY FEE: $1
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2.50, 2nd $1 unless otherwise stated

CONDITIONS AND DEFINITIONS
∑ Exhibits to be staged ready for judging by 10:00am on Friday. No exhibit will be accepted after this time.
∑ NND means “Not Necessarily Distinct”. Distinct means different.
∑ Full bloom rose: stamens showing
∑ Vases: a vase must be taller than it is wide
∑ Bowl: a bowl must be wider than it is tall
∑ Container: a container is a vessel of any shape
∑ All arrangements must be the bona fide work of exhibitor
∑ No award will be made if the Judge considers the entry is not of Show quality
∑ Exhibits must be staged in containers suitable for size and height of
particular item, eg tall or top heavy exhibits must be in heavy or weighted containers
∑ All entries may be removed after 4:00pm on Saturday
∑ IMPORTANT: Exhibitors of flowers GROWN OUTSIDE THE MIA must provide a Statutory Declaration stating that:
∑ These plants were grown at a greater distance than 50 metres away from any Grapevine or Roots of Vines
∑ No Phylloxera exists or has existed in the nursery, garden or land in which these plants were grown.

CLASS

1. Poppies
1st Prize $20, 2nd Prize $5
2. Sweet Peas, six cuts one colour
3. Sweet Peas, best collection
4. Stocks, three blooms, distinct
5. Stocks, single spike
6. Pansies or Violas, six blooms, distinct (to be displayed flat)
7. Pansies or Violas, best collection (to be displayed flat)
8. Calendula or Marigold, minimum six cuts
9. Geraniums, three cuts, distinct
10. Geranium, single cut
11. Geraniums, best collection
12. Pelargonium, three cuts, distinct
13. Pelargonium, single cut
1st Prize $5 2nd Prize $2.50 (Class 9-13)
14. Ranunculi, six cuts
15. Ranunculi, best collection
16. Arum Lily, three cuts, NND
17. Carnation, single cut
18. Snapdragons, six cuts
19. Hippeastrums, three cuts all in one container
20. Bearded Iris, best collection
21. Bearded Iris, single cut
22. Iris, other than bearded, best collection
23. Red Rose, single bloom
24. Pink Rose, single bloom
1st Prize $20, 2nd Prize $5
25. White Rose, single bloom
26. Yellow Rose, single bloom
27. Apricot or Orange Rose, single bloom
28. Any other colour Rose, single bloom
29. Rose, full bloom, single cut
30. Roses in bud, three cuts NND
31. Rose, any variety, in three stages
32. Roses, three blooms NND
33. Bowl of Roses NND
34. Bowl of Old Style Roses NND
35. Bowl of Miniature Roses NND
36. Container of Camellias or Azaleas or Rhododendrons
1st Prize $20, 2nd Prize $5
37. Pink Flowers and/or Shrubs, 3 cuts distinct
38. White Flowers and/or Shrubs, 3 cuts distinct
39. Flowering Shrub, one cut
40. Flowering Shrub, 3 cuts distinct
1st Prize $5, 2nd Prize $2.50 (Classes 37-40)
41. Foliage, best collection distinct
42. Bulbous flower, best collection including corms and rhizomes
43. Flowering Shrubs and Vines, best collection
44. Any other variety of flowers (than those listed)
45. Australian Natives, best collection

2. Pot of Fern
3. Pot Plant in flower other than orchid
4. Pot of Orchid in flower
1st Prize $20, 2nd Prize $5
5. Pot of Succulents
6. Any other pot plant not previously mentioned
7. Collection of Lavenders, distinct
8. Display—a container of flowers in one colour (minimum green foliage and colour allowed) in which attractiveness of arrangement

and general effect are to be considered of importance

CHAMPION RIBBONS AND SPECIAL PRIZES
Sponsored by
Narellan Pools Murrumbidgee &
Les Watkins and Son

53. Champion Exhibit Flowers (Class 1-19)
$25 and Rosette
54. Champion Exhibit Iris (Class 20-22)
$25 and Rosette
55. Best Rose of the Show (Class 23-32)
$25 and Rosette
56. Champion Bowl of Roses (Class 33-35)
$25 and Rosette
57. Champion Pot Plant (Class 46-50)
$25 and Rosette
58. Exhibitor with Most Entries
$10