2009
SECTION J -
FLORICULTURE
Stewards: Mrs. R. FAIRBRASS, Phone
9767 3029
Mrs. S. WALLACE, Phone 9765 3173 Mrs.
W. SAMWELL, Phone 9765 1237
NO EXHIBITS ACCEPTED
AFTER 9.30am
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
Entries close 5.00pm Friday
30th October 2009, except Late Entries Show
morning.
Main Hall will be open to EXHIBITORS
ONLY on Monday 2nd November
between
5.00pm & 7.00pm.
NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER
9.30 a.m. Show morning.
All judging to be in accordance with
Standard and Specifications of the Western Australian Horticultural
Council.
All arrangements must be done OUTSIDE
the Hall.
Tables, bottles, gravel, name labels
and water are provided outside the Hall.
JUDGES COMMENTS AND
SUGGESTIONS:
Because of the interest expressed by
potential exhibitors and the many useful suggestions put forward by
the judges, this page has been added to the
schedule to encourage and assist those who wish to
exhibit.
PROHIBITS PLANTS e.g. Arum Lillies, will not be
accepted in any display.
1.
PLEASE READ SCHEDULE CAREFULLY AS CARELESSNESS
COSTS
POINTS
(e.g. the incorrect container or vase will
lose points).
2.
Fresh Flowers MUST be in water (with or without
oasis).
3.
Points are lost for damage, disease or bugs on flowers or
foliage.
4.
ROSES:
ALL specimens must be
displayed individually in bottles provided by the
Society.
Use tissue or
similar material to pack roses in bottles to help them “look” at
judges.
Definitions:
Exhibition
Rose “is
one which has good form, freshness, size, substance,
refinement and purity of colour and which is, at
the time of judging, in its most perfect phase
of its possible beauty". Similar for full
blooms.
Bud:
For display purposes “a bud is such from the time its calyx opens
and colour is visible,
while the guard or outer petals open
to not more than 45 degrees”.
Exhibition roses should not have buds
attached.
Buds
are allowed on David Austen roses.
Arrangement
counts for half the points in “Container of”
Classes.
If
possible name specimens.
5.
FLORAL
•
Read schedule carefully
e.g. “one colour flower” means there can be NO other colour on the
flower,
“foliage arrangement”: means
there can be NO flowers.
•
Line arrangement needs to have ‘clean’ lines and not much side
material.
•
The first mentioned element should be dominant e.g. Driftwood and
fresh flowers – the driftwood dominates.
•
Multi-headed flowers (e.g. proteaceae, stocks) are ineligible for
Classes 24, 29 & 33.
•
“Decorative Basket” is arranged and staged in a container (with
water or oasis) in the basket.
Must have good design
according to the shape and size of the basket with emphasis on
colour and quality of materials used. A handle is
optional.
6.
CUT FLOWERS: (Choose containers to best display
the flowers)
Container: a receptacle of any shape or design. Vase: greater in
height than width. Bowl: equal or greater in
width than height.
“Distinct” means different i.e. “Geraniums, three cuts
distinct” means three stems of different colours or
forms.
“Cuts” means individual stems i.e. “Geraniums, three cuts”
means three stems either of the same or different
colour.
All “distinct” or “Cuts” should be
displayed in individual bottles e.g. “Class 37, four
varieties, two cuts of each variety
requires eight
bottles.
“Conditioning”:
it has been suggested that all Exhibits can be improved
with “conditioning” e.g. fishbone ferns are
improved by removing the rolled tip which
tends to droop; soaking some varieties overnight strengthens
them, etc.
7.
POT PLANTS:
Ensure all pots are clean (no cobwebs, etc). Turn pots regularly to
be a symmetrical shape.
Stakes for fragile plants must be
unobtrusive.
“Asparagus Fern” is not a fern.
8.
ALL Exhibits (except Floral Art) must be grown by the
Exhibitor.
Trophy:
Boyup Brook Garden Club
Trophy:
J Watters
Most Points Overall in Section
‘J’.
ROSES
Trophies:
N.Tuckett Trophy: Most Points in Roses
J Watters
Boyup Brook Physiotherapy Trophy: Runner-Up
Most Points in Roses J
Nield
Mrs. S. Wallace Trophy: Champion Rose J Watters
Mrs. D. Thompson Trophy: Champion Container of Roses
S Fairbrass
Class
Entry
1st
2nd
$
$
$
1
.50 Perfect Pair
of
Roses
1.00
.50
2
.50 Roses, 6
Blooms,
Distinct
1.00
.50
3
.50 Roses, 3
Blooms,
Distinct
1.00
.50
4
.50 Rose,
Red
1.00
.50
5
.50 Rose,
White
1.00
.50
6
.50 Rose, Yellow
or
Gold
1.00
.50
7
.50 Rose,
Peace
1.00
.50
8
.50 Rose,
Multi-colour
1.00
.50
9
.50 Rose,
Bi-colour (i.e. 2 colours)
1.00 .50
10
.50 Rose, Any
Colour not
mentioned
1.00
.50
11
.50 Roses,
Container
1.00
.50
12
.50 Roses, Full
Bloom,
Container
1.00
.50
13
.50 Rose, 1 cut,
full bloom, any
colour
1.00 .50
14
.50 Rose, 3 Stages
- bud, perfect bloom, full bloom,1
variety
1.00 .50
15
.50 Roses,
Floribunda, 1 Cut, Cluster
Form
1.00
.50
16
.50 Roses,
Floribunda, 3 Cuts, Cluster Form
1.00
.50
17
.50 Roses,
Floribunda, Mixed,
Container
1.00
.50
18
.50 Roses, David
Austen, 3
Cuts
1.00
.50
19
.50 Roses, Old
Fashioned, Mixed,
Container
1.00
.50
FLORAL ART
(OPEN)
Trophies:
F. & T. Proctor Memorial Trophy
donated by Mrs. M. Nield: Most Points in Floral
Art Pauline
Caldwell
C.E. Chambers Memorial
Trophy: Most
Outstanding Exhibit in Floral Art R
Fairbrass
FLOWERS FOR FLORAL ART DO NOT HAVE TO
BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR
Class
Entry
1st
2nd
$
$
$
20
.50 Arrangement of
Flowers and
Fruit
1.00
.50
21
.50 Floral
arrangement using one or two
candles
1.00
.50
22
.50 Arrangement of
any 1 Colour Flowers, any
foliage 1.00
.50
23
.50 Foliage
Arrangement with stones &
pebbles
1.00
.50
24
.50 Line
Arrangement using 5 Flowers, including buds
and any
foliage
1.00
.50
25
.50 Arrangement,
Green and Gold
1.00
.50
26
.50 Arrangement
using
Proteaceaes
1.00
.50
27
.50 “Tall and
Elegant”
1.00
.50
28
.50 Arrangement
using Australian Flora,
Fresh 1.00
.50
29
.50 Arrangement
using 2 Flowers, 1 Bud, any
foliage 1.00
.50
30
.50 Decorative
Basket of Flowers, ribbon allowed
1.00
.50
31
.50 Arrangement,
2 contrasting coloured flowers, any
foliage
1.00
.50
32
.50 Arrangement
“AS I LIKE
IT”
1.00
.50
33
.50 Arrangement
using 1 Flower, any
foliage
1.00
.50
FLORAL ART
(NOVICE)
For Exhibitors not having won a 1st
Prize in Novice Floral Art
Trophy:
Mrs. R. Fairbrass Trophy: Most Points in Novice Floral
Art -
34.
.50 Arrangement
using two flowers, one bud, any
foliage
1.00
.50
35.
.50 Arrangement
“As I Like
It”
1.00
.50
36.
.50 Foliage
arrangement with stones &
pebbles
1.00
.50
ENTRY
FORM
CUT
FLOWERS
Flowers in this section MUST
be grown by the Exhibitor
Trophies:
J.Florey ROOMerZ Trophy: Most Points in Cut Flowers
Hilary Bilney
Mrs. F. Mitchell Trophy: Runner-Up Most Points in Cut
Flowers Margaret
Nield
Class
Entry 1st
2nd
$
$
$
37
.50 Collection of
Cut Flowers, 4 Varieties, 2 Cuts each
1.00
.50
38
.50 Gladioli, 1
Spike
1.00
.50
39
.50 Calendulas, 3
Cuts
l.00
.50
40
.50 Stocks, 3
Cuts
1.00
.50
41
.50 Antirrhinums,
3
Cuts
1.00
.50
42
.50 Carnation, 1
Cut, no
Collar
1.00
.50
43
.50 Pansies, 3
Cuts, Collar to be
used
1.00
.50
44
.50 Larkspurs,
Vase
1.00
.50
45
.50 Pelargoniums,
3 Cuts, Distinct, foliage included
1.00
.50
46
.50 Geraniums, 3
Cuts, Distinct, foliage
included
1.00
.50
47
.50 Proteaceae, 3
Cuts
1.00
.50
48
.50 Sweet Peas, 3
Distinct Colours, 2 Cuts each
1.00
.50
49
.50 Fuchsias, 3
Cuts,
Distinct
1.00
.50
50
.50 Petunias,
Single, Double or
Mixed
1.00
.50
51
.50 Daisies,
Mixed
1.00
.50
52
.50 Bearded Iris,
3 Stalks,
Distinct 1.00
.50
53
.50 Bearded Iris,
1
Stalk
1.00
.50
54
.50 Irises,
Container, Any
Variety
1.00
.50
55
.50 Specimen, Any
Multi-headed Flower or Multi-
floretted Flower not mentioned, preferably
named
1.00
.50
56
.50 Specimen, Any
Flower not mentioned, preferably named
1.00
.50
57
.50 Container, Any
Flower not mentioned, preferably named
1.00
.50
58
.50 Container of
Trees or Shrubs, Foliage, 4 distinct
1.00
.50
59
.50 Container of
Trees or Shrubs, Flowering, 4 distinct
1.00
.50
60
.50 Container of
Trees or Shrubs, Native, 4 distinct
1.00
.50
61
.50 Container of
Flowers,
Native
1.00
.50
62
.50 Container of Trees
or Shrubs, Flowers and Foliage
from COMMUNITY GARDEN
1.00
.50
POT
PLANTS
Plants MUST be grown by
Exhibitor
Trophy:
Mrs. J. Bardoe: Most Points in Pot Plants M Brlevich
Boyup Brook Florist: Runner-Up Most Points in Pot
Plants -
Class
Entry
1st 2nd
$
$
$
63
.50 Pot Plant in
Bloom
1.00
.50
64
.50 Pot Plant,
Foliage
1.00 .50
65
.50 Maidenhair
Fern, not more than 20cm inside
measurement of
container 1.00
.50
66
.50 Fern, Other
than
Maidenhair
1.00
.50
67
.50 Cacti or
Succulent 1.00
.50
68
.50 Hanging
Container,
Foliage 1.00
.50
69
.50 Hanging
Container,
Flowering 1.00
.50
70
.50 Container of
Mixed
Plants 1.00
.50
ENTRY
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