BLUESKIN GARDEN CLUB
SPRING FLOWER SHOW
Saturday 27 September and Sunday 28 September 2008
Waitati Hall
Entries accepted at the Hall, Saturday 10:00a.m.-1.30p.m.
Open to the Public Sunday 11am-3.00pm.
Prize Giving at 2.45pm Sunday.
Entries must be removed between 3pm and 4.00pm.
No charge
Own containers accepted. Some small bottles available
Entrant will be responsible for reclaiming their own containers.
No arranging of exhibits in Hall.
Plant Stall
Raffles
Tea and coffee available the whole of day at the Blueskin Bay Cafe.
PRIZE LIST
Trophies for:
Champion Exhibit
Champion Bloom
Family with most points in the show
Most points in floral design
Most points in younger section
Most points in flowering shrub section
Individual points trophy
Class A - Daffodils
Daffodil – Trumpet.
1. One stem, petals white proclaim any colour
2. One stem, petals yellow trumpet any colour
Daffodil – Large Cup (cup more than one third length of petals)
3. One stem, petals & cup yellow
4. One stem, petals yellow, lot any colour
5. One stem, petals & cup white
6. One stem, petals white, cup any colour
Daffodil – Small lot.
7. One stem, petals yellow, cup any colour
8. One stem, petals white, cup any colour
Daffodil – Other varieties
9. One double daffodil – the same colour
10. One double daffodil - bicolour
11. One Multi Headed daffodil
12. One any one other variety
13. One miniature, somewhat colour
14. Three stems daffodils, any varieties, to be staged in any vase
Class B - Bulbs
1. One Hyacinth 1
2. Six Muscari (matchheads)
3. One Tulip – single petalled
4. One Tulip – any other variety
5. Three Anemone mixed
6. Three Ranunculas – any colour
7. Three Freesias mixed colours
8. One of any other Bulb/Corm flower
9. One Iris – Dutch, any colour
10. One Iris – Miniature
11. One Iris - Bearded, any colour
12. One Fritillaria – small multiplicity
13. One Trillium
Class C – Cut Flowers
1. One truss Polyanthus– any colour
2. One truss Polyanthus multicoloured
3. Polyanthus 3 colours - One truss each colour, one vase
4. Polyanthus 3 multicoloured – 1 truss each colour, one vase
5. Primroses – single united colour, six stems
6. Primroses – single mixed, six stems
7. Primroses – double person colour six stems
8. Primroses - double Mixed six stems
9. Primula denticulata
10. Pansies/violas – three on a saucer – any colour
11. Violets – mixed – not more than 6 stems
12. Violets – one colour –- not greater degree than 6 stems
13. Three heads Lavender – any variety
14. One of any cut be in flower not mentioned
15. One Hellebore – some colour
16. One Hellebore foetidus
Class D – Flowering Shrubs
1. Rhododendron – one head – large
2. Rhododendron – individual head – small flowering
3. Rhododendron – one head - miniature
4. One Camellia – Single
5. One Camellia – Double
6. One Camellia - Semi double
7. One sprig Camellia - Miniature
8. One branch of Any Other Spring Tree or Blossom
9. One subdivision Protacea (for example Banskia, Protea etc)
10. One branch of Any Other Flowering Shrub
11. Any Flowering Climber
Class E – Floral Design:
1. Petite (over 100mm and less than 230mm)
2. Unusual Container
3. Go for Gold
4. Salute to Sir Ed
5. Blueskin Habitat
Class F – For Men:
1. Camouflage – accessories allowed
Class H – Adult:
1. Handmade teddybear
2. Handknitted adult'sitting garment
3. Handknitted child's garment
4. Patchwork item – machined
5. Patchwork item – hand pieced
6. Patchwork item – applique
7. Beaded article
8. Embroidered article
9. Cross-stitched article
Class I – Home Produce
1. One Jar of jelly
2. One Jar of jam
3. One Jar of relish or chutney
4. One Jar of pickles
5. Jar of savoury sauce
Class J – Baking
1. Three Scones
2. Three Muffins
3. Three Shortbread
4. Three Biscuits
5. One Fruit loaf
6. One idle away one’s time Oven-baked bread
7. One loaf Breadmaker bread
Class K
1. Three Eggs – on a saucer
Preschool, Junior & Intermediate
Entries in the Children's section MUST be the work of the child named.
While Children may enter Adult sections, points gained there will not
be included for the Junior Trophy: the trophy is for points gained in
the children's section only..
Preschool - under 5 years
Infant - 5 and 6 years
Junior - 7 and 8 years
Intermediate - 9 to 14 years
1. Vegetable creation
2. Sand Saucer
3. Birdmask using a paper plate – any medium
4. Mythical creature facemask using a paper plate – any medium
CHILDREN'S BAKING
1. Three Pikelets – on a plate/saucer
2. One Gingerbread man
Each child who enters and who is current at the prize-giving command have being
given a plant
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