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HORTICULTURE
COMPETITION SCHEDULE
4 - 12 SEPTEMBER 2021 |
2021 HORTICULTURE
HORTICULTURE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
HI VIZ VESTS: Exhibitors will be required to wear Hi Viz Vests when leaving exhibits Pre Show and collecting Exhibits
post Show - unless you enter and exit via the fenced pathway from the Rose Terrace 1 Car Park to the Goyder
Pavilion. Hi Viz Vests will be available at the Goyder Plaza Gate for a refundable deposit of $5.
Garden Tools and Scissors needed to display Exhibits
Exhibitors are reminded to have any small tools used in presenting their entries, ready for inspection by Security at the
Goyder Plaza Entrance Gate.
LOCATION OF EXHIBITS:
Horticulture will be exhibited in the northern end of Goyder Pavilion.
REMOVALS DURING SHOW:
For removals during the Show Exhibitors will need to collect an Exhibitors Pass from the Horticulture Supervisor upon delivery.
Exhibitors must provide their List of Entries for inspection when collecting exhibits
2021 HORTICULTURE TIMETABLE
2021 FEATURE PLANTS - CACTI & SUCCULENT
Category Sub-Category Classes Staging Judging Removal
PLANTS IN Open Fri 3 Sept: 1:00 pm Mon 13 Sept:
CONTAINERS 8 am - 12.30 pm 8 am to 11 am
(includes Bromeliads, Junior Sat 4 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
Cacti, Succulents, 8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Carnivorous, Garden Teenage Sat 4 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
& Foliage plants) 8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Ferns Fri 3 Sept: 1.00 pm Mon 13 Sept:
8 am – 12.30 pm 8 am to 11 am
FLORAL CRAFT & Junior Sat 4 Sept: 11.00 am Tue 7 Sept:
VEGETABLES 8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Teenage Sat 4 Sept: 11.00 am Tue 7 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
KITCHEN GARDEN Kindergartens Sat 4 Sept: 11.00 am Tue 7 Sept:
COMPETITION Primary Schools 8 am – 11 am 8 am to 11 am
CAMELLIAS Day 1 Open Sat 4 Sept: 11:00 am Tue 7 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 1 Novice Sat 4 Sept: 11:00 am Tue 7 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 2 Open Tue 7 Sept: 11:00 am Fri 10 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 2 Novice Tue 7 Sept: 11:00 am Fri 10 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 3 Open Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 3 Novice Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
DAFFODILS Day 1 Open Sat 4 Sept: 11:00 am Tue 7 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 1 Novice Sat 4 Sept: 11:00 am Tue 7 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 2 Open Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am - 11 am
Day 2 Novice Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
8 am - 11 am 8 am to 11 am
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BONSAI 1st Staging: 600 mm Novice/Junior Fri 3 Sept: 1:00 pm Tue 7 Sept:
8 am to 12.30 pm 8 am to 11 am
2nd Staging: 150 mm Open Tue 7 Sept: 11:00 am Thu 10 Sept:
- 300 mm 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
2nd Staging: 150 mm Novice/Junior Tue 7 Sept: 11:00 am Thu 10 Sept:
- 300 mm 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
2nd Staging: 300mm Open Tue 7 Sept: 11:00 am Thu 10 Sept:
- 600 mm 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
2nd Staging: 300mm Novice/Junior Tue 7 Sept: 11:00 am Thu 10 Sept:
- 600 mm 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
3rd Staging: Root Open Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
over Rock 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
3rd Staging: Root Novice/Junior Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
over Rock 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
3rd Staging: Multiple Open Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
Planting/Tray 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
3rd Staging: Multiple Novice/Junior Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
Planting/Tray 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
3rd Staging: Inc. Open Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
Carving/Driftwood 8 am to 10.30 am 8 am to 10 am
3rd Staging: Inc. Novice/Junior Fri 10 Sept: 11:00 am Mon 13 Sept:
Carving/Driftwood 8 am - 10.30 am 8 am - 10 am
FLOWERING Day 1 Open Sat 4 Sept: 11.00 am Tue 7 Sept:
ANNUALS & 8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
PERENNIALS Day 1 Novice/Junior Sat 4 Sept: 11.00 am Tue 7 Sept:
8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 2 Open Tue 7 Sept: 11.00 am Fri 10 Sept:
8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
Day 2 Novice/Junior Tue 7 Sept: 11.00 am Fri 10 Sept:
8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
TREES & SHRUBS Open Fri 10 Sept: 11.00 am Mon 13 Sept:
8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 10 am
Novice Fri 10 Sept: 11.00 am Mon 13 Sept:
8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 10 am
Commercial/ Fri 10 Sept: 11.00 am Mon 13 Sept:
Institutional 8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 10 am
AUSTRALIAN Open Tue 7 Sept: 11.00 am Fri 10 Sept:
NATIVE PLANTS 8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
BLOOM OR CUTS
Novice Tue 7 Sept: 11.00 am Fri 10 Sept:
8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
Commercial/ Tue 7 Sept: 11.00 am Fri 10 Sept:
Institutional 8 am to 11.00 am 8 am to 11 am
TAFE SA FLORISTRY Fri 3 Sept: People's Tue 7 Sept:
DISPLAY 12pm – 4 pm Choice 6 pm to 8 pm
FLORAL ART Open Wed 8 Sept: 2.15 pm Mon 13 Sept:
8 am to 2 pm 8 am to 11 am
Novice Wed 8 Sept: 2.15 pm Mon 13 Sept:
8 am to 2 pm 8 am to 11 am
SCARECROWS Kindergarten/Prim Thu 2 Sept: 2.00 pm Mon 13 & Tue
ary Schools 8 am to 4 pm Fri 3 Sept 14 Sept:
8 am to 11 am
BEST FEATURE Friday 3 Sept 11 am
GARDEN
COLLECTION
Any prize cards, medallions, trophies and prizes (excluding cash) not collected by 11am on Monday 13 September will
be available from 10 am to 4 pm - Monday 20 to Friday 24 September at the Secretary’s Office.
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CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES CONTACT DETAILS
FRIDAY 23 JULY 2021 Post RA&HS – Horticulture Section, PO Box 108,
Goodwood SA 5034
CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES Email entries@adelaideshowground.com.au
The following conditions will strictly apply: Phone (08) 8210 5211 (between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm
Monday to Friday)
• All entries, whether posted, lodged in person or Website www.theshow.com.au
completed online (if applicable) must be in the Society’s
possession at its Administration Office by 5.00 pm YOUR PRIVACY
(CST) on Friday 23 July 2021. By exhibiting at The Show you acknowledge that you have
• When sending entry forms and fees by post, the onus is read and agree to the privacy policy of the RA&HS which
on the exhibitor to ensure adequate delivery time. can be viewed here [linked to
• Entry forms by facsimile or email will not be accepted. https://www.theshow.com.au/contact-us/ ].
• A late entry option is available under the following
conditions: In relation to your entry into a competition we may
• Late entries may only be submitted online and will specifically use and/or disclose your personal information to:
be accepted for 7 days after the official closing date • Communicate competition information to you such
(by 5.00 pm CST) as entry opening dates, delivery and collection
• An additional fee equivalent to three times the details and entry ticket distribution
standard entry fee is paid. • Publish competition results both online and in
printed results listings
Absolutely no exception to the above conditions will be • Publish competition entries in Competition
made to any exhibitor under any circumstance. Catalogues
• Advise sponsors of competition prize winners for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ENTRIES distribution of prizes from both the RA&HS and
Entries submitted online will be acknowledged via email. sponsors
For postal entries, if you require formal acknowledgement
that your entry has been received please include a stamped, By entering into a competition you consent to your contact
self-addressed envelope with your entry form. details being provided to the sponsors of that competition for
the purpose of distributing your prize. You also consent to
ON LINE ENTRIES your name, suburb and postcode being listed in a
Entries for the Horticulture section can be submitted online. competition catalogue and, if you are a prize winner your
Please go to www.theshow.com.au for further information. name in competition results.
ENTRY FEES If you do not wish for your name and address to be printed
Can be paid by credit card or cheque made payable to in a competition catalogue please ensure that you select the
RA&HS and posted with completed entry form to RA&HS – ‘Keep Private’ option in your online exhibitor profile.
Horticulture Section
The entry fee (GST included) for each class is: GENERAL REGULATIONS
Exhibitors are reminded that the Society’s General
Section Entry Fee Regulations apply to all sections of the Show. A copy of the
General (unless otherwise specified) $ 5.00 General Regulations can be obtained from the Society’s
website at www.theshow.com.au or from the Society’s
Junior & Teenage Classes $ 3.00
Administration Office.
Scarecrow Competition $15.00 Exhibitors should note that the General Regulations contain
Bonsai $10.00 a number of provisions relevant to competitions and this
Schedule including but not limited to, offences, penalties,
PAYMENT OF FEES prohibited drugs. As those conditions apply in addition to the
When paying fees by cheque or credit card, exhibitors must regulations contained within this schedule, Exhibitors should
ensure that sufficient funds are available at the time of entry. familiarise themselves with the General Regulations.
Failure to do so may result in non-acceptance of entries.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS
REFUNDS Exhibitors are reminded that the Special Regulations
No refunds of entry fees will be made after the closing date contained within this Schedule are merely supplementary to
of entries. and subject to the General Regulations.
The members of the Society’s Horticulture Committee shall
MEMBERSHIP have the authority to act on behalf of the Society to take any
Exhibitors need not be members of the Royal Agricultural & necessary action under these Special Regulations.
Horticultural Society of SA Inc (hereafter referred to as
RA&HS). , but members are entitled to a reduced entry fee. RESTRICTION ON ENTRIES
Membership fees: Adults $175, Juniors $59 (under 18). The Horticulture Committee reserves the right to limit the
Membership of other Royal Show Societies does not entitle number of entries in any class, if entries exceed available
exhibitors to a reduced rate of entry fees. exhibition space. Entry fees will be refunded in this
circumstance.
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COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID BY THE END OF
Exhibitors are reminded to bring the List of Entries as OCTOBER.
proof of ownership when collecting Horticulture Any trophy, prize or prize money not claimed by 30
Exhibits November of the current year. shall be deemed forfeited by
the exhibitor and the RA&HS shall no longer be liable to pay
TRANSFERS or provide the prize.
Please ensure exhibits are entered in the correct class at PRIZE MONEY AND GST
the time of entry. No exhibit will be transferred to another Prize money as stated in the Competition Schedule does
class after the closing date of entries. not include GST.
The prize money which we pay to successful exhibitors
ENTRY PASSES depends on information provided to us. If you confirm that
you are GST registered and provide your Australian
All exhibitors will be given admission tickets for the day/s on Business Number (ABN), we will pay the appropriate prize
which exhibits will be judged and/or removed if required, money plus 10% GST. We will provide you with a Recipient
during the Show. Additional passes maybe issued by the Created Tax Invoice which you will need to submit to the
Supervisor if considered appropriate. Australian Taxation Office.
If you confirm you are registered for GST, in entering the
School and Display Entries -Please contact the Horticulture competition, you acknowledge your agreement to the
Secretary re ticket requests. following:
You will not issue a tax invoice to the RA&HS in respect to
PARKING prize money received;
Exhibitors that require parking access during the Show will You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be registered for
be provided with an Exhibitor Car Park Pass for delivery GST.
during the allocated times. Exhibitors staging in the If you provide your Australian Business Number but are not
morning must arrive by 9.30 am. registered for GST, we will pay the prize money as detailed
in the Competition Schedule without reference to the GST.
WITHDRAWALS If you confirm you are entering as part of a private
All withdrawals must be made in writing and can be sent via recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay the prize money
email to entries@adelaideshowground.com.au . Emailed as detailed in the Competition Schedule without reference to
withdrawals must include “Withdrawal” in the subject line GST.
and the section (eg Horticulture), exhibitor name, class IMPORTANT
number, exhibit number (if known) and exhibit name (if It is important that you either:
applicable). Withdrawals must be made at least 24 hours Confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational
prior to judging. pursuit or hobby, or
Confirm you are entering as a GST registered business and
PRIZES supply your ABN
Prize money will be awarded as stated. Third place prize Failure to do either of the above will cause the RA&HS to
money may be awarded providing there are 4 or more withhold tax, at the maximum tax rate, from your prize
entries in the class. money in accordance with Australian tax legislation.
A Society medal may be awarded to the “Most Outstanding The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and therefore assumes
Exhibitor” in the Horticulture section at the Royal Adelaide no liability for actions taken as a result of these guidelines.
Show. In any instances where an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of
• In all classes, prizes will be awarded to the successful the tax implications of their involvement, they should consult
exhibitors. their own accountant or tax advisor.
• It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to collect awarded prize
cards from their exhibit at the time of removal. The Society makes every endeavour to ensure all prizes
• Prize ribbons for 1st and 2nd place winners. listed are accurate at the time of publishing. Should a cash
• Prize ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in Bonsai prize be withdrawn by a sponsor subsequent to publishing,
and Floral Art Classes. the prize will revert back to the competitions default amount
• Sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in the where applicable. Vouchers, product or trophies withdrawn
Scarecrow Competition, Schools Kitchen Garden, Floristry & by a sponsor subsequent to publishing will not be replaced.
TAFE SA Floristry. It is the responsibility of the prize winner to follow-up with
• Prize Cards will be provided for all place winners. the Society any sponsored prize (cash, voucher, product,
• Participation Certificates will be provided to all exhibitors in trophy) they believe they are entitled to prior to 30
the Scarecrow Competition and Junior & Teenage Sections. November in the year of the prize being awarded. The
• RA&HS Prize Sashes will be awarded to all Champions, Society will not follow-up prize sponsors after this date or
Best Feature Garden and Most Successful Exhibitors. review any prizes that may have been incorrectly awarded.
BANKSIAN MEDAL EXHIBITS
This award is offered by the Royal Horticulture Society, • Any exhibit not displaying the exhibitor’s number at the
England for a display of horticultural excellence. commencement of the judging cannot be judged.
• When plants and flowers are individually displayed, plant
PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY name must be affixed to the exhibit. Cards for this purpose
All prize money won during the Royal Adelaide Show will be will be supplied by the Society and can be obtained from the
paid by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) only. hall supervisor.
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• Plants and flowers should be free from pests and diseases
at the time of judging.
JUNIOR SECTION
• No exhibitor will be allowed to remain in the hall during
judging. Please refer to the inside front cover for Closing Date of
• The Society will under no circumstance hold itself Entries, Staging, Judging and Removal times.
responsible for any loss, damage to, or misdelivery of any Open to all children 12 years old and under, as at 1
exhibit. September of the current year.
Date of birth to be stated on the entry form.
On the day of staging, please bring your “List of Exhibits requiring pre-arrangement, may be delivered
Entries” and hand to the Supervisor for checking. completed when prepared under the supervision of a
recognised teacher or youth group leader.
JUDGING Exhibitors to supply own container and equipment.
The judge’s decision will be final, and no correspondence or
discussion will be entered into. In all classes, where a Prize Money
number of species and/or cultivars are called for, judges will Junior and Teenager - Plants in Containers
take into account the difficulties associated with their First $12.00; Second $8.00 (unless otherwise specified)
cultivation. Junior and Teenager - Floral Craft
Judges are empowered to withhold prizes in any class First $ 8.00; Second $5.00 (unless otherwise specified)
where exhibits are below acceptable standard. They may
award second prize in lieu of first.
No exhibitor or exhibitor’s agent shall act as a judge or
JUNIOR - PLANTS IN
steward in a class in which he/she exhibits. CONTAINERS
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR AWARDS
Points to be allocated as follows:
First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point. • A maximum space of 500mm x 500mm will be
allocated per entry.
DEFINITIONS • Exhibitors to supply own saucer. Exhibits
Novice exhibitor - A novice exhibitor is one who has not without saucers will not be watered.
won a First Prize at any Royal Show in the section in which • Plants must be the bona-fide property of the
exhibitor for a minimum of 40 days prior to
that exhibitor is competing.
close of entries.
Bloom - one flower displayed on a single stem • Every plant must be established in the container
Cut - Two or more flowers or florets displayed on a single in which it is shown, and be free from pests and
stem or a stem with secondary branches. diseases at the time of judging.
• The size of the container must not exceed 300mm
PLANTS IN CONTAINERS in diameter.
• The size of the containers is set out in the schedule. • Weeds or pest plants are not eligible for
• A maximum space of 500mm x 500mm will be allocated competition.
per entry. • Plants should be labelled indicating their name
• Exhibitors to supply own saucer. Exhibits without saucers (common name if botanical name is not known)
will not be watered. • Potted plant exhibits remain for the duration of the
• Plants must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor Show.
for a minimum of 40 days prior the close of entries.
• Every plant must be established in the container in which it
is shown, and be free from pests and disease at the time of CACTI & SUCCULENTS - 2021 FEATURE PLANT
judging.
Class 1 Pot Plant, Cacti, one.
JEFFRIES VOUCHER PRIZES Class 2 Pot Plant, Cacti, three distinct.
The Society acknowledges and thanks
JEFFRIES GROUP for the provision of Class 3 Pot Plant, Cacti, flowering, one.
Voucher Prizes in the Horticulture Competition
Class 4 Pot Plant, Succulent, one.
• Vouchers have individual codes that are
redeemable via Jeffries online store. Class 5 Pot Plant, Succulent, three distinct.
• Vouchers can be used to purchase bulk or
bagged products Class 6 Pot Plant, Succulent, silver or blue, one.
• Vouchers only applicable to products
manufactured by Jeffries. Class 7 Cacti and/or Succulent Garden, in a container
• On-line store purchases include delivery less than 400 mm in diameter
THE REUTHER FAMILY PRIZE
CHAMPION JUNIOR CACTI OR SUCCULENT
2021 FEATURE PLANT
$50.00 sponsored by Derek Reuther
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Class 8 Pot Plant, Carnivorous. Class 23 Novelty Arrangement, featuring Artistic
Pumpkins.
Class 9 Pot Plant, Flowering.
Class 24 THE YATES PRIZE
Class 10 Pot Plant, Non Flowering. Carrots, bunch of three. Shorten tops.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
Class 11 Pot Plant, Potted Herb/s. by Yates
Class 12 Pot Plant, Rectangular Window Box, no Class 25 THE YATES PRIZE
longer than 400 mm. Radish, bunch of three. Shorten tops.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
Class 13 Terrarium/Bottle Garden, no larger than 400 by Yates
mm x 400 mm
Class 26 THE YATES PRIZE
THE MILLIE HEMINGWAY PRIZE Herbs, Three (Fresh bunches) distinct
CHAMPION JUNIOR PLANTS IN CONTAINERS culinary Herbs.
$50.00 sponsored by Millie Hemingway First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
by Yates
THE HORTICULTURAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION SA PRIZE
and THE JEFFRIES PRIZE Class 27 THE YATES PRIZE
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR IN PLANTS IN Herbs, Three (Dried bunches) distinct
CONTAINERS culinary Herbs.
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Jeffries Group, First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
$50.00 sponsored by by Yates
Horticultural Media Association South Australia
Class 28 THE YATES PRIZE
Peas, 100 grams.
JUNIOR SECTION - FLORAL First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
CRAFT & VEGETABLES by Yates
Class 29 Potatoes (new), 500 grams.
In classes 14 to 33 the maximum display space per Class 30 THE YATES PRIZE
exhibit is 300 mm x 300 mm unless otherwise
Lettuce, one.
specified.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
by Yates
Class 14 THE YATES PRIZE Class 31 THE YATES PRIZE
Miniature Garden, to be arranged on a sand Cauliflower, one.
tray, not to exceed 300 mm x 300 mm. First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion sponsored by Yates
by Yates
Class 32 Fruit, one plate of five, any one variety.
Class 15 Floral Design, exhibitors under 8 years of
age. In sand, on saucer, under 150 mm in Class 33 Any Other Fruit or Vegetable, not included
diameter. elsewhere.
Class 16 Floral Design, open to exhibitors over 8 years THE BOTANIC GARDENS MEDALLION
of age. In sand, on saucer, under 150mm in CHAMPION JUNIOR FLORAL CRAFT & VEGETABLES
diameter. Medallion sponsored by Botanic Gardens of Adelaide
Class 17 Floral Arrangement, using three to five THE HORTICULTURAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION SA PRIZE
flowers and foliage. and THE YATES PRIZE
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR IN FLORAL
Class 18 Egg Cup Posy, exhibitor under 8 years of CRAFT & VEGETABLES
age. Product ($150.00) sponsored by Yates,
$50.00 sponsored by Horticultural Media Association
Class 19 Egg Cup Posy, exhibitor over 8 years of age. South Australia
Class 20 Miniature Arrangement, not to exceed 100
mm overall.
Class 21 Novelty Arrangement, fruit, nuts, vegetables,
flowers etc, allowed.
Class 22 Novelty Arrangement, featuring Creative
Carrots and/or Potatoes.
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SCHOOLS KITCHEN GARDEN Class 39 One Pumpkin
A single pumpkin to be displayed in an area not
COMPETITION to exceed 300 mm x 300 mm.
THE HORTICULTURAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION SA PRIZE
The Schools Kitchen Garden competition is open to all and THE JEFFRIES PRIZE
Kindergartens and Primary Schools with kitchen gardens. CHAMPION KITCHEN GARDEN COMPETITION EXHIBIT
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Jeffries Group,
Entries can be from the school or individual class groups. $100.00 sponsored by Horticultural Media Association
South Australia
All produce must be grown in the kindergarten/school's
vegetable garden. THE YATES PRIZE
MOST SUCCESSFUL KITCHEN GARDEN COMPETITION
Please Note: Preparation and staging must be done by the KINDERGARTEN OR SCHOOL
Students, either at school prior to the day or at the Show on Product ($150.00) sponsored by Yates
the day of judging.
Prize money will be awarded to the student's nominated
kindergarten or school. SCARECROW COMPETITION
The Scarecrow Competition is open to all Kindergarten and
Please do not include signs or any item in the exhibit which
Primary School Students wishing to represent their school
may identify the exhibitor.
as a group/class entry. Due to limited display space, there
is a limit of 10 entries (overall) per Primary
School/Kindergarten into the Scarecrow Competition.
Class 34 THE YATES PRIZE
Please note: Judges will be looking for fresh, new
Harvest Basket.
Scarecrow designs each year rather than just last year’s
A selection of produce from your school garden
Scarecrow design re-entered. Naturally the student's
which can include fruit, vegetables and herbs.
involvement in their design and creation is essential.
To be displayed in a basket of your choice (not
Prize money will be awarded to the student's nominated
to exceed 500 mm x 500 mm)
Kindergarten or Primary school.
First: Product ($100.00); Second: Product
($50.00) sponsored by Yates
Scarecrows need to be self-supporting and must have a
Class 35 THE YATES PRIZE strong support base.
Herb Bouquet. Staging can be completed on site under the supervision of a
A creative arrangement of herbs displayed in a recognised teacher.
container of your choice (not to exceed 300 mm The space allowed for each exhibit is 'life size' approx. 1.2m
x 300 mm) sq.
First: Product ($100.00); Second: Product The judges will take into consideration the following: Artistic
($50.00) sponsored by Yates merit, originality, workmanship, appropriate to theme and
attention to detail.
Class 36 THE YATES PRIZE Please do not include signs or any item on the
Salad of the Imagination. Scarecrow which could identify the Exhibitor prior to
A bowl of salad made with seasonal produce Judging.
(not to exceed 300 mm x 300 mm) School Name signs can be attached after judging by a
First: Product ($100.00); Second: Product Steward.
($50.00) sponsored by Yates Prize Money
First, $150; second, $75; third, $50 (unless otherwise
Class 37 THE YATES PRIZE specified)
Seasonal Vegetables.
Any combination of three seasonal vegetables
(not to exceed 300 mm x 300 mm) Class 40 Traditional Scarecrow
First: Product ($100.00); Second: Product
($50.00) sponsored by Yates Class 41 Storybook, a scarecrow depicting a
storybook character.
Class 38 THE YATES PRIZE
Patch to Plate. Class 42 Costa, a scarecrow modelled on Gardening
Prepared product (e.g. baked, pickled, Australia presenter, Costa Georgiadis
preserved, etc) displayed with the raw produce
featured in the recipe from the school kitchen
garden.
First: Product ($100.00); Second: Product
($50.00) sponsored by Yates
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THE YATES PRIZE
BEST SCARECROW IN SHOW
$250.00 & Product ($250.00) sponsored by Yates Class 43 Pot Plant, Cacti, one.
THE YATES PRIZE Class 44 Pot Plant, Cacti, three distinct.
2ND BEST SCARECROW IN SHOW
$150.00 & Product ($150.00) sponsored by Yates Class 45 Pot Plant, Cacti, flowering, one.
THE YATES PRIZE Class 46 Pot Plant, Succulent, one.
3RD BEST SCARECROW IN SHOW
$75.00 & Product ($75.00) sponsored by Yates Class 47 Pot Plant, Succulent, three distinct.
GOVERNORS CHOICE Class 48 Pot Plant, Succulent, silver or blue, one.
SPECIAL AWARD
His Excellency the Governor of South Australia will select a Class 49 Cacti and/or Succulent Garden, in a container
Scarecrow from all the entries on show to assume official less than 400 mm in diameter
Scarecrow duties in the Government House Vegetable
patch for a period of three months. The Scarecrow will be a THE REUTHER FAMILY PRIZE
feature attraction for members of the public at the CHAMPION TEENAGE CACTI OR SUCCULENT
Government House Open Day in November. - 2021 FEATURE PLANT
The Kindergarten or Primary School students who submit $50.00 sponsored by Derek Reuther
the chosen Scarecrow will be invited to Government House
Class 50 Pot Plant, Carnivorous, one.
to see the Scarecrow in position, meet His Excellency
the Governor and tour the State Rooms of Government
Class 51 Pot Plant, flowering.
House.
Class 52 Pot Plant, non-flowering.
Class 53 Pot Plant, Potted Herb/s.
TEENAGE SECTION
Class 54 Pot Plant, Rectangular Window Box, no
Please refer to the inside front cover for Closing Date of
longer than 400mm.
Entries, Staging, Judging and Removal times.
Open to all teenagers between 13 and 17 years, as at 1
Class 55 Terrarium/Bottle Garden, no larger than 500
September of the current year.
mm x 500 mm
Date of birth to be stated on the entry form.
Exhibitors to supply own containers and equipment and THE NED REUTHER PRIZE
complete staging on site. CHAMPION TEENAGE PLANTS IN CONTAINERS
CACTI & SUCCULENTS - 2021 FEATURE PLANT $50.00 sponsored by Derek Reuther
THE HORTICULTURAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION SA PRIZE
TEENAGE- PLANTS IN and THE JEFFRIES PRIZE
MOST SUCCESSFUL TEENAGE EXHIBITOR IN PLANTS
CONTAINERS IN CONTAINERS
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Jeffries Group,
$100.00 sponsored by Horticultural Media Association
South Australia
• A maximum space of 500mm x 500mm will be
allocated per entry.
• Exhibitors to supply own saucer. Exhibits
without saucers will not be watered.
• Plants must be the bona-fide property of the
exhibitor for a minimum of 40 days prior to
close of entries.
• Every plant must be established in the container
in which it is shown, and be free from pests and
diseases at the time of judging.
• The size of the container must not exceed
300mm in diameter.
• Weeds or pest plants are not eligible for
competition.
• Plants should be labelled indicating their
name (common name if botanical name is not
known)
• Potted plant exhibits remain for the duration of
the Show.
82021 HORTICULTURE
TEENAGE SECTION - FLORAL Class 69 THE YATES PRIZE
Peas, 100 grams.
CRAFT & VEGETABLES First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
Class 70 Potatoes (new), 500 grams.
In classes 56 to 75 the maximum display space per
exhibit is 300 mm x 300 mm unless otherwise Class 71 THE YATES PRIZE
specified.
Lettuce, one.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
Class 56 Posy, not wired.
Class 72 THE YATES PRIZE
Class 57 Floral Arrangement, using three to five Cabbage, one.
flowers and foliage. First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
Class 58 Floral Design on a Floating Bowl, not to
exceed 300 mm overall. Class 73 THE YATES PRIZE
Cauliflower, one.
Class 59 THE YATES PRIZE First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
Miniature Garden, to be arranged on a sand sponsored by Yates
tray, not to exceed 300 mm overall.
Class 74 Fruit, one plate of five, any one variety.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
Class 75 Any Other Fruit or Vegetable, not included
Class 60 Decorated Plate, a raised pattern of good elsewhere.
design. Material is glued in place.
THE CLARE REUTHER PRIZE
Class 61 Novelty Arrangement, fruits, nuts, CHAMPION TEENAGE FLORAL CRAFT & VEGETABLES
vegetables, flowers etc. allowed. $50.00 sponsored by Derek Reuther
Class 62 Novelty Arrangement, featuring artistic THE BOTANIC GARDENS MEDALLION
pumpkins. MOST SUCCESSFUL TEENAGE EXHIBITOR IN FLORAL
CRAFT & VEGETABLES
Class 63 THE YATES PRIZE Medallion sponsored by Botanic Gardens of Adelaide,
Carrots, bunch of three. Shorten tops.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
GARDENER'S HATS
Class 64 THE YATES PRIZE
Turnips, bunch of three. Shorten tops. Class 76 THE HELEN ROBERTSON MEMORIAL PRIZE
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion Gardener Hat, One
sponsored by Yates The Garden's Hat is open to students from
Primary School to Grade 7. Entries may be as an
Class 65 THE YATES PRIZE individual or a school group. The hat must be
Radish, bunch of three. Shorten tops. wearable and decorated with an horticultural /
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion environmental theme such as insects, seeds,
sponsored by Yates plants, grass, chickens, gardening.
Class 66 THE YATES PRIZE
Beetroot, bunch of three. Shorten tops.
First: $50.00 sponsored by Judy Hunter
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
Class 67 THE YATES PRIZE
Herbs, Three (Fresh bunches) distinct
culinary Herbs.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
Class 68 THE YATES PRIZE
Herbs, Three (Dried bunches) distinct
culinary Herbs.
First: Medallion; Second: Medallion
sponsored by Yates
92021 HORTICULTURE
OPEN SECTION - PLANTS IN Class 89 Succulent, variegated, one.
CONTAINERS THE HORTICULTURAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION SA PRIZE
and THE NURSERY & GARDEN INDUSTRY OF SA
PRIZE
CHAMPION SUCCULENT - 2021 FEATURE PLANT
• A maximum space of 500mm x 500mm will be $100.00 sponsored by Nursery & Garden Industry South
allocated per entry. Australia
• Exhibitors to supply own saucer. Exhibits $100.00 sponsored by Horticultural Media Association
without saucers will not be watered. South Australia
• Plants must be the bona-fide property of the
exhibitor for a minimum of 40 days prior to
•
close of entries.
Every plant must be established in the container
CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
in which it is shown, and be free from pests and Class 90 Carnivorous plant, Sundew, one.
diseases at the time of judging.
• The size of the container must not exceed Class 91 Carnivorous plant, Pitcher Plant, one.
300mm in diameter.
• Weeds or pest plants are not eligible for Class 92 Carnivorous plant, one.
competition.
• Plants should be labelled indicating their name
THE JEFFRIES PRIZE
(common name if botanical name is not known)
CHAMPION CARNIVOROUS PLANT
• Potted plant exhibits remain for the duration of
the Show. Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Jeffries Group
Prize Money
GARDEN PLANTS
One Plant: First $10, Second $6, More than one plant Class 93 Geranium, flowering, three distinct.
First $15, 2nd $8 (unless otherwise specified)
Class 94 Geranium, flowering, one.
CACTI - FEATURE PLANT Class 95 Geranium, foliage, one.
Class 77 Cacti, three distinct. Class 96 Ivy Geranium, one.
Class 78 Cacti, one. Class 97 Cyclamen, flowering, one.
Class 79 Cacti, flowering, one. Class 98 Camellia, flowering, one.
Class 80 Cacti, grafted, three distinct. Class 99 Azalea, flowering, one.
Class 81 Cacti, grafted, one Class 100 Plant in Bloom, Australian Native, one.
Class 82 Cacti and/or Succulent Garden, in a container Class 101 Plant in Bloom, not elsewhere enumerated,
less than 400 mm in diameter. one.
Class 83 Cacti, hairy, one. Class 102 Plant in Bloom, Bulbous, three in one pot of
the same cultivar.
Class 84 Cacti, monstrose/crested, one.
Class 103 Plant in Bloom, Bulbous, one.
THE HORTICULTURAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION SA PRIZE
and THE NURSERY & GARDEN INDUSTRY OF SA Class 104 Potted Herb/s, one.
PRIZE
CHAMPION CACTI - 2021 FEATURE PLANT Class 105 Rectangular Window Box, no longer than
$100.00 sponsored by Nursery & Garden Industry South 400mm.
Australia,
$100.00 sponsored by Horticultural Media Association Class 106 Terrarium/Bottle Garden, no larger than
South Australia 400mm x 400mm
SUCCULENTS - FEATURE PLANT THE NEUTROG FERTILISERS CHAMPION PRIZE and
THE NURSERY & GARDEN INDUSTRY OF SA PRIZE
CHAMPION GARDEN PLANT
Class 85 Succulent, three distinct.
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Neutrog Australia Pty Ltd,
$100.00 sponsored by
Class 86 Succulent, one.
Nursery & Garden Industry South Australia
Class 87 Succulent, silver or blue foliage, one.
Class 88 Succulent, flowering, one.
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FOLIAGE/HOUSE PLANT FERNS
Prize Money
Class 107 House Plant in ornamental container, one.
Size of container not to exceed 250 mm in
First, $15; second, $8 (unless otherwise specified)
diameter. Container to be judged as well as plant.
Class 108 Palm, any style, one.
STAGHORN AND ELKHORN
FERNS
Class 109 Green Foliage Plant, (excluding fern), one.
Exhibitors to provide dimensions of plants entered on their
entry form.
Class 110 Variegated Foliage Plant,
(excluding fern), one.
Class 124 Staghorn, one, mounted on board,
over 400 mm x 400 mm, overall.
Class 111 Coloured Foliage,
(other than variegated), one.
Class 125 Staghorn, one, mounted on board
under 400 mm x 400 mm, overall.
THE NURSERY & GARDEN INDUSTRY OF SA PRIZE
CHAMPION FOLIAGE/HOUSE PLANT
Class 126 Elkhorn, one, mounted on board,
$100.00 sponsored by Nursery & Garden Industry
over 400 mm x 400 mm, overall.
South Australia
Class 127 Elkhorn, one, mounted on board
BROMELIADS nder 400 mm x 400 mm, overall.
Class 112 Bromeliad, in bloom THE FRANCES PRIZE
CHAMPION STAGHORN OR ELKHORN
Class 113 Bromeliad, any style $50.00 sponsored by Julie Quimby
Class 114 Bromeliad, variegated, any style
OTHER FERNS
Class 115 Bromeliad, inter-generic, any style
The size of container must not exceed 300mm in diameter.
Class 116 Billbergia Potted plants must have their own saucer.
Class 117 Guzmania Prize Money
One Plant: First $10, Second $6
Class 118 Neoregelia, standard (unless otherwise specified)
More than one plant First $15, 2nd $8
Class 119 Neoregelia, miniature (maximum size 250 mm)
(unless otherwise specified)
Class 120 Tillandsia, mounted
Class 128 Maidenhair Fern, three distinct cultivars.
Class 121 Tillandsia, potted
Class 129 Maidenhair Fern, one.
Class 122 Vriesea, green leaf
Class 130 Ferns, three distinct cultivars (excluding
Class 123 Vriesea, variegated or patterned leaf
Maidenhair).
THE BRETT DRAPER PRIZE
Class 131 Fern, one (excluding Maidenhair).
CHAMPION BROMELIAD
$50.00 sponsored by Brett Draper
CHAMPION FERN
112021 HORTICULTURE
TAFE SA STUDENT BONSAI - FIRST SHOWING
FLORISTRY FEATURING BONSAI LESS THAN 150 mm AND OVER
600 mm; DECIDUOUS, EVERGREEN, FICUS AND
IMPORTANT: When delivering your Floristry exhibits please AUSTRALIAN NATIVE PLANTS (OTHER THAN FICUS).
collect one additional Exhibitors Pass for maintenance of
your display. Passes will be only for the following times only:
Saturday 4 September, 3.00 – 4.00 pm or Sunday 5 OPEN SECTION
September 8.00 am – 9.00 am
Class 133 Bonsai, one, deciduous, under 150 mm
TAFE SA Student Floristry exhibits are judged using (Refer note a).
People's Choice Voting.
Class 134 Bonsai, one, deciduous, over 600 mm
People's Choice Public voting will take place in the (Refer note a).
Horticulture area on Tuesday 7 September 2021.
Class 135 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
Class 132 “Celebration” Table Centre. under 150 mm (Refer note a).
Student’s choice of celebration.
Completed exhibit will be placed on a pedestal – Class 136 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
400mm square top for display at the Show. over 600 mm (Refer note a).
Allowance up to $50
Class 137 Bonsai, one, Ficus, under 150 mm
TAFE SA STUDENT FLORISTRY PEOPLES CHOICE (Refer note a)
VOTER'S PRIZE
A Winner will be drawn from the voting slips submitted by Class 138 Bonsai, one, Ficus, over 600 mm
members of the public at the Royal Adelaide Show. (Refer note a)
Class 139 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
than Ficus), under 150 mm (Refer note a)
BONSAI Class 140 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
No disease or insect infested specimen will be accepted for than Ficus), over 600 mm (Refer note a)
competition.
Wiring may be accepted, but the specimen and wiring
technique will be considered when judging. NOVICE/JUNIOR SECTION
All exhibits must be labelled with a card showing the name
Class 141 Bonsai, one, deciduous, under 150 mm
of the plant (either common or botanical) and approximate
(Refer note a).
age in training.
Exhibitors to provide on their entry form dimensions of
Class 142 Bonsai, one, deciduous, over 600 mm
plants entered.
(Refer note a).
Please note: Class 143 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
a) Tree size refers to the height of a tree, measured from under 150 mm (Refer note a).
the base of the root spread to the apex of the tree.
b) Multiple planting, size refers to the length of the tray. Class 144 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
over 600 mm (Refer note a)
1) Junior Entry - open to exhibitors under the age of 17
as at 1 September of the current year. Class 145 Bonsai, one, Ficus, under 150 mm
(Refer note a)
2) Novice Entry - open to exhibitors who have not won a
first prize for Bonsai at any Royal Show. An exhibitor Class 146 Bonsai, one, Ficus, over 600 mm
cannot enter in both Novice and Open Sections. (Refer note a)
3) Open Entry - any exhibitor may choose to exhibit in Class 147 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
the Open Section, however they may not then enter in than Ficus), under 150 mm (Refer note a)
either Junior or Novice sections.
Class 148 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
Prize Money than Ficus), over 600 mm (Refer note a)
First $30; second $15 (unless otherwise specified)
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BONSAI - FIRST SHOWING Class 162 Bonsai, one, Ficus, 300 mm to 600 mm
(Refer note a)
SPECIAL AWARDS Class 163 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
CHAMPION BONSAI LESS THAN 150 mm than Ficus), 150 mm to 300 mm (Refer note a)
$100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
Class 164 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
CHAMPION BONSAI OVER 600 mm than Ficus), 300 mm to 600 mm (Refer note a)
$100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
BONSAI - SECOND SHOWING
SPECIAL AWARDS
BONSAI - SECOND SHOWING
CHAMPION BONSAI BETWEEN 150 mm - 300 mm
$100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
FEATURING BONSAI MORE THAN 150 mm AND LESS
THAN 600 mm; DECIDUOUS, EVERGREEN, FICUS AND
CHAMPION BONSAI BETWEEN 300 mm - 600 mm
AUSTRALIAN NATIVE PLANTS (OTHER THAN FICUS).
$100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
OPEN SECTION
BONSAI - THIRD SHOWING
Class 149 Bonsai, one, deciduous, 150 mm to 300 mm
(Refer note a). FEATURING BONSAI GROWN IN ROOT OVER ROCK
STYLE, MULTIPLE PLANTING/TRAY AND
Class 150 Bonsai, one, deciduous, 300 mm to 600 mm INCORPORATING CARVING/DEADWOOD; DECIDUOUS,
(Refer note a). NON-DECIDUOUS, FICUS AND AUSTRALIAN NATIVE
PLANTS (OTHER THAN FICUS)
Class 151 Bonsai, one, evergreen, 150 mm to 300 mm
(Refer note a).
OPEN SECTION
Class 152 Bonsai, one, evergreen, 300 mm to 600 mm
(Refer note a). Class 165 Bonsai, one, deciduous, root over rock style.
Class 153 Bonsai, one, Ficus, 150 mm to 300 mm Class 166 Bonsai, one, deciduous, multi-trunk, all on
(Refer note a) same root
Class 154 Bonsai, one, Ficus, 300 mm to 600 mm Class 167 Bonsai, one, deciduous, any size,
(Refer note a) incorporating carving/deadwood.
Class 155 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other Class 168 Bonsai, multiple planting, deciduous,
than Ficus), 150 mm to 300 mm multiple planting, tray over 400 mm
(Refer note a). (Refer note b)
Class 156 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other Class 169 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
than Ficus), 300 mm to 600 mm root over rock style.
(Refer note a)
Class 170 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
NOVICE/JUNIOR SECTION multi-trunk, all on same root.
Class 171 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus),
Class 157 Bonsai, one, deciduous, 150 mm to 300 mm any size, incorporating carving/deadwood.
(Refer note a).
Class 172 Bonsai, evergreen (other than Ficus),
Class 158 Bonsai, one, deciduous, 300 mm to 600 mm multiple planting, tray over 400 mm
(Refer note a). (Refer note b).
Class 159 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus), Class 173 Bonsai, one, Ficus, root over rock style.
150 mm to 300 mm (Refer note a).
Class 174 Bonsai, one, Ficus, multi-trunk, all on the
Class 160 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than Ficus), same root.
300 mm to 600 mm (Refer note a)
Class 161 Bonsai, one, Ficus, 150 mm to 300 mm
(Refer note a)
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Class 175 Bonsai, one, Ficus, any size, incorporating Class 195 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
carving/deadwood. than Ficus), any size, incorporating
carving/deadwood.
Class 176 Bonsai, Ficus, multiple planting, tray over
400 mm (Refer note b). Class 196 Bonsai, Australian Native Plant (other than
Ficus), multiple planting, tray over 400 mm
Class 177 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other (Refer note b)
than Ficus), root over rock style.
Class 178 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other BONSAI - THIRD SHOWING
than Ficus), multi-trunk. all on same root.
SPECIAL AWARDS
Class 179 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
CHAMPION BONSAI ROOT OVER ROCK STYLE
than Ficus), any size, incorporating
$100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
carving/deadwood.
CHAMPION BONSAI MULTIPLE PLANTING/TRAY
Class 180 Bonsai, Australian Native Plant (other than
$100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
Ficus), multiple planting, tray over 400 mm
(Refer note b) CHAMPION BONSAI INCORPORATING
CARVING/DEADWOOD
NOVICE/JUNIOR SECTION $100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
CHAMPION JUNIOR/NOVICE BONSAI
Class 181 Bonsai, one, deciduous, root over rock style.
Awarded to the best overall Bonsai exhibit in the
Class 182 Bonsai, one, deciduous, multi-trunk, all on Junior/Novice section across all Bonsai showings.
same root. $100.00 sponsored by An anonymous benefactor.
THE JOHN A MICHELL AM MEMORIAL TROPHY
Class 183 Bonsai, one, deciduous, any size,
GRAND CHAMPION BONSAI
incorporating carving/deadwood.
$100.00 & Trophy sponsored by Mrs Pat Michell
Class 184 Bonsai, multiple planting, deciduous, tray
over 400 mm (Refer note b)
Class 185 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than ficus),
root over rock style.
Class 186 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than ficus),
multi-trunk, all on same root.
Class 187 Bonsai, one, evergreen (other than ficus), any
size, incorporating carving/deadwood.
Class 188 Bonsai, evergreen (other than ficus), multiple
planting, tray over 400 mm (Refer note b).
Class 189 Bonsai, one, Ficus, root over rock style.
Class 190 Bonsai, one, Ficus, multi-trunk, all on same
root.
Class 191 Bonsai, one, Ficus, any size, incorporating
carving/deadwood.
Class 192 Bonsai, multiple planting, Ficus, tray over
400 mm (Refer note b)
Class 193 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
than Ficus), root over rock style.
Class 194 Bonsai, one, Australian Native Plant (other
than Ficus), multi-trunk, all on same root.
142021 HORTICULTURE
FLORAL ART Class 203 "Table Design - Party Time"
Bench area covered with black fabric.
Dimensions 90 cm deep x 75 cm wide.
Entries will be judged using Principles and Elements from Flower Allowance - $30
the Australian Floral Art Association Manual.
All staged work to be dismantled as soon as possible after Class 204 "Spice Of Life"
Show. (Please refer to Staging, Judging and Removal Bench area covered with black fabric.
timetable) Dimensions 90 cm deep x 75 cm wide.
Work not collected after this time is at the exhibitor's risk. Flower Allowance - $30
All receipts for claiming flower allowance (inclusive of
Business name and ABN number) to be presented to the Class 205 "Shades Of Green" Foliage Design
Competitive Section Supervisor (Jon Hall) for approval for Bench covered with black fabric. Dimensions 90
reimbursement during the Show. Payment will be made post cm deep x 75 cm wide.
Show. Flower allowance - $30
Conditions of Entry:
1. A limit of two entries in each class per person. Class 206 "Naturalistic Design" as per AFAA Manual
2. All competitive work must be the unaided work of the Bench area covered with black fabric.
competitor. Please do not discuss exhibits prior to judging. Dimensions 90 cm deep x 75 cm wide.
3. When exhibitors have completed their own work they are to Flower Allowance - $30
leave the exhibition area.
4. An exhibit is plant material with or without accessories and THE FLORAL DESIGN COUNCIL OF SA PRIZE
must be staged within the area specified in the show schedule. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN OPEN FLORAL ART
Props and drapes are permitted. SECTION
5. Plant material should predominate over all other components Points to be allocated as follows:
used. Plant material to last for the duration of the show. First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point.
6. Use of artificial or silk plant material is not allowed. $100.00 sponsored by Floral Design Council of SA
7. No spray painting permitted indoors or in vicinity of venue.
8. All entries are at competitors own risk.
NOVICE CLASSES
OPEN CLASSES An exhibitor will cease to be classed as a novice once they
Class 197 "Sculptural Elegance" have won a Novice "Best Exhibit" on three occasions or
Floor area 120 cm diameter base supplied. To have won a prize in the Open Section.
be viewed from all around. Base painted with Qualified Floral Design/Art judges are not eligible to enter
Solver 'Sugar Cane'. Novice classes.
Flower Allowance - $100
Class 207 "Bountiful Basket"
Class 198 "Split Level" Bench area covered with black fabric.
Staged on supplied white coloured pedestal - Dimensions 90 cm deep, 75 cm wide.
height 100 cm; top square 40 cm x 40 cm. To be Flower Allowance - $30
viewed from the front.
Class 208 "Still Life"
Flower Allowance - $100
Bench area covered with black fabric.
Class 199 "Creative Texture" Dimensions 90 cm deep, 75 cm wide
Wall hanging to measure 50 cm to 75 cm in Flower Allowance - $30
width, height optional. Staged on black partition.
Class 209 "Leave it to the Leaves" Foliage Design
Flower Allowance - $30
Bench area covered with black fabric.
Class 200 "European Design" Dimensions 90 cm deep, 75 cm wide
Per AFAA Manual (design style to be named on Flower Allowance - $30
card).
Class 210 "Traditional Design",
Bench area covered with black fabric.
As per AFAA Manual (design style to be named
Dimensions 90 cm deep, 75 cm wide.
on card)
Flower Allowance - $30
Bench area covered with black fabric.
Class 201 "Modern Mass" Dimensions 90 cm deep x 75 cm wide
Bench area covered with black fabric. Flower Allowance - $30
Dimensions 90 cm deep, 75 cm wide.
BEST NOVICE FLORAL ART EXHIBIT
Flower Allowance - $30
THE FLORAL DESIGN COUNCIL OF SA PRIZE
Class 202"Cornucopia"
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN NOVICE FLORAL
Bench area covered with black fabric.
ART SECTION
Dimensions 90 cm deep x 75 cm wide.
Points to be allocated as follows:
Flower Allowance - $30
First, 5 points, second, 3 points, third 1 point.
$50.00 sponsored by Floral Design Council of SA
152021 HORTICULTURE
CAMELLIAS Class 217 Camellia, japonica, informal, one cv.
Class 218 Camellia, japonica, informal, three of any one cv.
Class 219 Camellia, japonica, double centre, three
IMPORTANT: Please advise the Supervisor when
distinct cvs.
leaving your cut flower exhibits if you wish to collect
them at the nominated time. Unless advised, cut
Class 220 Camellia, japonica, double centre, one cv.
flower exhibits will be disposed of by the Society.
Class 221 Camellia, japonica, double centre, three of
any one cv.
Each bloom to be exhibited with at least one leaf.
Note: Seedlings and mutants can be exhibited according to Class 222 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, three
classification on any day. distinct cvs.
Note: In the case of cut flower exhibits you are not required
to remove them unless you wish to. Class 223 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, one cv.
Please note:
Double centre cvs. are not permitted in informal double Class 224 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, three of any
classes. one cv.
A small japonica camellia (boutonniere) is over 70 mm and
not larger than 90 mm. Class 225 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), three
A miniature is 70 mm or less in diameter. distinct cvs.
Seedlings to be identified by number. Seedling classes
open to unnamed mutants. Mutants to be described as Class 226 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), one cv.
mutant named variety (e.g. "Margaret Davis")
Class 227 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), three
Prize Money of any one cvs.
12 Blooms - First $24; Second $12 Note: A miniature is 70mm or less in diameter.
(unless otherwise specified)
Class 228 Camellia, miniature, three distinct cvs.
6 Blooms - First $15; Second $8
(unless otherwise specified)
Class 229 Camellia, miniature, one cv.
3 Blooms - First $12; Second $6
(unless otherwise specified) Class 230 Camellia, miniature, three of any one cv.
1 Bloom - First $8; Second $4
(unless otherwise specified) Class 231 Camellia, seedling, three distinct cvs.
Class 232 Camellia, seedling, one cv.
CAMELLIAS OPEN Class 233 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, six cvs., not
SECTION - DAY 1 necessarily distinct.
Class 211 Camellia, japonica, twelve, not necessarily Class 234 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, three distinct cvs.
distinct.
Class 235 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, one cv.
Class 212 Camellia, japonica, six distinct cvs.
Class 236 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, three of any one cv.
Class 213 Camellia, japonica, formal, three distinct cvs.
Class 237 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, six cvs., not
Class 214 Camellia, japonica, formal, one cv. necessarily distinct.
Class 215 Camellia, japonica, formal, three of any one cv. Class 238 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, three distinct cvs.
Class 216 Camellia, japonica, informal, three distinct cvs. Class 239 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, one cv.
Class 240 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, three of any
one cv.
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NOVICE SECTION - DAY 1 Class 251 Camellia, japonica, double centre, three
distinct cvs.
Open to exhibitors who have not won a first prize for Class 252 Camellia, japonica, double centre, one cv.
Camellias at any Royal Show.
Class 253 Camellia, japonica, double centre, three of
Class 241 Camellia, one cv. any one cv.
Class 242 Camellia, three distinct cvs. Class 254 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, three
distinct cvs.
THE JEFFRIES PRIZE
BEST CAMELLIA HYBRID Class 255 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, one cv.
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Jeffries Group
Class 256 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, three of any
BEST FORMAL DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA one cv.
BEST INFORMAL DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 257 Camellia, red, three of any one cv.
BEST SEMI-DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 258 Camellia, white, three of any one cv.
BEST SMALL (BOUTONNIERE) CAMELLIA Class 259 Camellia, pink, three of any one cv.
BEST DOUBLE CENTRE CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 260 Camellia, variegated, three of any one cv.
BEST MINIATURE CAMELLIA Class 261 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), three
distinct cvs.
BEST RETICULATA HYBRID CAMELLIA
Class 262 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), one cv.
BEST NON-RETICULATA HYBRID CAMELLIA
Class 263 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), three
BEST MUTANT AND/OR SEEDLING CAMELLIA of any one cv.
Special: First
Class 264 Camellia, miniature, three distinct cvs.
THE NEUTROG FERTILISERS CHAMPION PRIZE
BEST CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 265 Camellia, miniature, one cv.
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by
Neutrog Australia Pty Ltd Class 266 Camellia, miniature, three of any one cv.
THE NEWMAN'S NURSERY PRIZE Class 267 Camellia, seedling, one cv.
CHAMPION CAMELLIA
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Newman's Nursery Class 268 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, six cvs., not
necessarily distinct.
CAMELLIAS OPEN SECTION - Class 269 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, three distinct cvs.
DAY 2 Class 270 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, one cv.
Class 243 Camellia, japonica, twelve cvs, not
Class 271 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, three of any one cv.
necessarily distinct.
Class 272 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, six cvs., not
Class 244 Camellia, japonica, six distinct cvs.
necessarily distinct.
Class 245 Camellia, japonica, formal, three distinct cvs.
Class 273 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, three distinct cvs.
Class 246 Camellia, japonica, formal, one cv.
Class 274 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, one cv.
Class 247 Camellia, japonica, formal, three of any one cv.
Class 275 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, three of any
Class 248 Camellia, japonica, informal, three distinct cvs. one cv.
Class 249 Camellia, japonica, informal, one cv.
Class 250 Camellia, japonica, informal, three of any one cv.
172021 HORTICULTURE
NOVICE SECTION - DAY 2 Class 287 Camellia, japonica, double centre, one cv.
Class 288 Camellia, japonica, double centre, three of
Open to exhibitors who have not won a first prize for any one cv.
Camellias at any Royal Show.
Class 289 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, three
Class 276 Camellia, one cv. distinct cvs.
Class 277 Camellia, three distinct cvs. Class 290 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, one cv.
BEST CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 291 Camellia, japonica, semi-double, three of any
one cv.
BEST CAMELLIA HYBRID
Class 292 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), three
BEST FORMAL DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA distinct cvs.
BEST INFORMAL DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 293 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), one cv.
BEST SEMI-DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA Class 294 Camellia, japonica, small (boutonniere), three
of any one cv.
BEST DOUBLE CENTRE CAMELLIA JAPONICA
Class 295 Camellia, miniature, three distinct cvs.
BEST SMALL (BOUTONNIERE) CAMELLIA
Class 296 Camellia, miniature, one cv.
BEST MINIATURE CAMELLIA
Class 297 Camellia, miniature, three of any one cv.
BEST RETICULATA HYBRID CAMELLIA
Class 298 Camellia, seedling, three distinct cvs.
BEST NON-RETICULATA HYBRID CAMELLIA
Class 299 Camellia, seedling, one.
BEST MUTANT AND/OR SEEDLING CAMELLIA
Class 300 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, six cvs, not
THE NEWMAN'S NURSERY PRIZE necessarily distinct.
CHAMPION CAMELLIA
Voucher ($100.00) sponsored by Newman's Nursery Class 301 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, three distinct cvs.
CAMELLIAS OPEN SECTION - Class 302 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, one cv.
DAY 3 Class 303 Camellia, reticulata, hybrid, three of any one cv.
Class 304 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, six cvs., not
Class 278 Camellia, japonica, twelve cvs., not
necessarily distinct.
necessarily distinct.
Class 305 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, three distinct cvs.
Class 279 Camellia, japonica, six distinct cvs.
Class 306 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, one cv.
Class 280 Camellia, japonica, formal, three distinct cvs.
Class 307 Camellia, non-reticulata, hybrid, three of any
Class 281 Camellia, japonica, formal, one cv.
one cv.
Class 282 Camellia, japonica, formal, three of any one cv.
Class 283 Camellia, japonica, informal, three distinct cvs.
Class 284 Camellia, japonica, informal, one cv.
Class 285 Camellia, japonica, informal, three of any one cv.
Class 286 Camellia, japonica, double centre, three
distinct cvs.
182021 HORTICULTURE
NOVICE SECTION - DAY 3 NARCISSUS (DAFFODILS)
Note: Daffodils shall be shown with two leaves.
Open to exhibitors who have not won a first prize for Accepted Divisions.
Camellias at any Royal Show. 1. TRUMPET DAFFODILS - One flower to stem. Trumpet or
corona is as long as or longer than perianth segments.
Class 308 Camellia, one cv. 2. LARGE CUPPED DAFFODILS – One flower to stem. Cup
or corona is more than one third, but less than equal to the
Class 309 Camellia, three distinct cvs. length of the perianth.
3. SMALL CUPPED DAFFODILS – One flower to stem. Cup or
CHAMPION FORMAL DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA corona not more than one third the length of the perianth segment.
4. DOUBLE DAFFODILS – No cup, trumpet or corona
CHAMPION INFORMAL DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA visible as such. Two distinct types of petals may be noted,
usually twisted and intermingled. Flower may be one colour
CHAMPION SEMI-DOUBLE CAMELLIA JAPONICA or bicoloured and double or semi double in the corona
and/or perianth.
CHAMPION DOUBLE CENTRE CAMELLIA JAPONICA 5. TRIANDRUS HYBRIDS – Characteristics of Narcissus
triandrus clearly evident. Flowers nodding, numbering one
CHAMPION SMALL (BOUTONNIERE) CAMELLIA
or more, white or yellow. Corona usually bowl shaped,
perianth reflexed, of silky texture.
CHAMPION MINIATURE CAMELLIA
6. CYCLAMINEUS HYBRIDS – Characteristics of Narcissus
CHAMPION NON-RETICULATA HYBRID CAMELLIA cyclamineus clearly evident. Flowers nodding, single, yellow
with narrow corona and reflexed perianth.
CHAMPION MUTANT AND/OR SEEDLING CAMELLIA 7. JONQUILLA HYBRIDS – Characteristics of any of the
Narcissus jonquilla group clearly evident. Flowers
THE NEWMAN'S NURSERY TROPHY numbering one or more with short cup and flat perianth,
GRAND CHAMPION CAMELLIA sometimes fragrant.
Trophy ($100.00) sponsored by Newman's Nursery 8. TAZETTA HYBRIDS – Characteristics of any of the
Narcissus tazetta group clearly evident. Small, very fragrant
flowers numbering one or more with very short cup and
SPECIAL AWARDS rounded flat perianth.
9. POETICUS HYBRIDS – Characteristics of the Narcissus
THE ROGER HALL MEMORIAL TROPHY poeticus group without a mixture of any other. One flower to
MOST SUCCESSFUL CAMELLIA EXHIBITOR stem, with glistening white perianth and very small flat cup,
Over the three days of competition. usually yellow or green with red edge.
Points to be allotted as follows: 10. SPECIES AND WILD FORMS AND HYBRIDS –
First, 5 points; second, 3 points Includes all Narcissus presumed to have originated in the
Trophy and Voucher ($50.00) sponsored by wild, as opposed to cultivars and garden varieties.
Newman's Nursery 11. SPLIT CORONAS – Corona split for at least one third of its length.
12. MISCELLANEOUS – Includes cultivars and varieties of
THE CAMELLIAS SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC PRIZE
garden origin not covered in any other Division.
CHAMPION CAMELLIA JAPONICA
$50.00 sponsored by Camellias South Australia Inc
EXHIBIT REQUIREMENTS
THE CAMELLIA SOCIETY ADELAIDE HILLS PRIZE 1. All divisional exhibits are required to conform with the
CHAMPION RETICULATA HYBRID CAMELLIA above classifications.
$50.00 sponsored by Camellia Society Adelaide Hills Inc 2. Narcissus (Daffodils) shall be shown with Narcissus
(Daffodils) foliage.
THE NEWMAN'S NURSERY PRIZE 3. Lily (Arum) stem may be used in staging and may be
MOST SUCCESSFUL NOVICE CAMELLIA EXHIBITOR visible for a maximum of 25mm above the neck of the
Over the three days of competition. container and may be used to support the name card.
Points to be allotted as follows: 4. All seedlings exhibited that were raised from seed by the
First, 5 points; second, 3 points exhibitor must have the name card marked with the seedling
Voucher ($50.00) sponsored by Newman's Nursery number and the words “raised by the exhibitor”.
DEFINITIONS
Bloom - One flower displayed on a single stem.
DAFFODILS Cut - Two or more flowers or florets displayed on a single
stem or a stem with secondary branches.
Prize Money
IMPORTANT: Please advise the Supervisor when 6 Blooms - First $15; Second $8
leaving your cut flower exhibits if you wish to collect (unless otherwise specified)
them at the nominated time. Unless advised, cut
3 Blooms - First $12; Second $6
flower exhibits will be disposed of by the Society.
(unless otherwise specified)
1 Bloom - First $8; Second $4 (unless otherwise specified)
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