Horticulture

Floral Art & Horticulture

THE GARDEN CLUB PAVILION WILL BE OPEN TO RECEIVE EXHIBITS

From 3-7pm THURSDAY, 3rd October AND 8am–noon FRIDAY, 4th October 2024.

Enquiries to Colleen Jeffery 0434 201207

All exhibits must be staged by noon FRIDAY. (No car access Saturday due to safety issues.)

Judging Friday afternoon.

 

Exhibits to be collected between 5pm-6pm Saturday and 9am-10am Sunday

No exhibit entry fee.   All entries must stay on display until 5pm Saturday, 5th October.

No entries to be left at Show Secretary’s Office please.


FLORAL ART Minimum embellishments allowed. Horticultural material must predominate

 

OPEN SECTION

(space allowed 1 metre)

CLASS 1:         “BRIAN PAYNE MEMORIAL”

                                      – Have Fun with Textures

1st Blue Ribbon, Shield and $30   2nd $20

CLASS 2:         Incorporating corrugated Cardboard

CLASS 3:       Soft and Shimmering

Best Exhibit Classes 2-3 Blue Ribbon

 

INTERMEDIATE/NOVICE SECTION

           (space allowed 90cm)

CLASS 4:       One Colour with Black

CLASS 5:         An Ikebana Style

CLASS 6:         Fabulous Foliage

Best Exhibit Class 4-6 Blue Ribbon

Classes 2-6:     1st $15    2nd $10

CHILDREN’S SECTION

Children can only enter into their own age group

Age 14 and under

CLASS 7:      Australian Arrangement

                       – Using Aussie Flora

CLASS 8:       Gol Wild with Colour

Age 10 and under

CLASS 9:       Flowers in a mug

CLASS 10:     A creature using Fruit and/or Vegetables

ALL AGES

CLASS 11:       Painted Boot or Shoe

CLASS 12:       Decorated Pumpkin

CLASS 13:       Flowers, Sand and Shells

Classes 7-13:                1st $5   2nd $3   3rd $1

Best Exhibit Classes 7-13:  Blue Ribbon and $10.

  

CUT FLOWERS

CLASS 14:     6 Stems or Blooms – DK SS

CLASS 15:      3 Blooms – DK SS

CLASS 16:      3 Stems of Flowers – DK SS

CLASS 17:      1 Stem of Foliage (max height 60cm)

CLASS 18:      1 Bloom

CLASS 19:      1 Stem of Orchid

CLASS 20:      1 Stem of Flowers

CLASS 21:      3 Leaves DK SS

CLASS 22:     1 Stem of Flowering Shrub

                   (NO Aust. Flora)

CLASS 23:        1 Stem of Australian Flora

CLASS 24:      Container of Flowers 1 variety ANS

CLASS 25:      Container of Mixed Flowers ANS

CLASS 26:       Container of Roses ANS

Classes 14-26:                    1st $5    2nd $3

Best Exhibit Classes 14-26:  Blue Ribbon

PLANTS

Class 27:       Foliage Pot Plants

Class 28:       Flowering Pot Plants

Class 29:       Container of Succulent/s

Class 30:       Container of Cacti/us

Class 31:       Container of Fern/s

Class 32:       Plant/s in a Novelty Container

Classes 27-32:                     1st $5    2nd $3    

Best Exhibit Classes 27-32:  Blue Ribbon

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

CLASS 33:     A unit of Fruit

CLASS 34:      A unit of Vegetable

CLASS 35:     A container of Cut Herbs –

                        (min. 6 kinds named)

CLASS 36:     A collection of Garden Produce –

                        (min. 3 kinds)

Classes 33-36:                     1st $5    2nd $3   

Best Exhibit Classes 33-36: Blue Ribbon

 

DEFINITIONS – ABBREVIATIONS

ANS        Any Number of Stems

CVA        Colour Variation Allowed

DK          Different Kinds (each must be different)

DV          Different Varieties (each must be different)

NAS        Not According to Schedule

NND       Not Necessarily Different

OK          One Kind

OV          One Variety

SS           Single Stem

MIXED    means 3 or more varieties or kinds

STEM      means a Single Plant Structure carrying one or                           more flowers and buds.

THE HORTICULTURAL SECTION OF THE YARRAWONGA MULWALA SPRING SHOW IS CONDUCTED BY THE YARRAWONGA & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB.

Reg. No. A18655H

The Yarrawonga & District Garden Club

The Committee of the Yarrawonga & Border Agricultural & Pastoral Association Inc. would like to thank the Garden Club for their contribution to the Annual Spring Show over many decades.  The quality of exhibits and the staging of the exhibits is a credit to the past and current members and an attraction that adds to the longevity of this community event.

The Yarrawonga & District Garden Club members meet 1st Tuesday, February – October and 2nd Tuesday in November, in their clubroom located at the Yarrawonga Showgrounds (entry via Dunlop Street) from 12 noon with meeting commencing at 1pm.    BYO Lunch – afternoon tea supplied after meeting.

A guest speaker or DVD prior to all meeting business, with

Membership subscription is $20 p.a.

All members are encouraged to display something they have grown on the Show Bench with points awarded and bench prizes presented at the Christmas gathering.

If you are interested in joining our group please come along to a meeting or two.

All Welcome.

Fri 4th & Sat 5th October 2024