Buderim Garden Club

MONTHLY FLOWER COMPETITION ENTRY DETAILS

Competition months are February to October. Entries are restricted to 2 per member in any Class, with a maximum of 10 entries per member in each monthly competition.

Entries must be placed for judging before 1.45 p.m. Helpers are on

hand to assist members in preparing exhibits, please ask.

Class 1 - Rose - single stem.

2 - Single flower (any variety).

3- Single stem, multiple flowers (any variety).

4- Container of flowers, (minimum 6 stems 1 variety).

5 - Flower from a shrub (other than a native).

6- Flower from a vine (other than a native).

7 - One stem of bract (e.g., bougainvillea, poinsettia).

8 - Rhizomes and tubers.

9 - Orchids.

10 - Cut of foliage, leaf, or piece.

11- Single stem native with one or more flowers.

12- Class for camellias, azaleas, bulbs, and hibiscus when in season.

13 – Any potted plant in flower.

If there is only 1 entry in a particular section, it will be placed in another appropriate section at the discretion of the table manager.

The judges’ decisions are final.

Points are awarded: 3 for First and 1 for Second. Highest aggregate points in Classes 1-13 will be awarded the Buderim Garden Club Perpetual Trophy, at the November Meeting.

The Winner & Runner-up will be awarded with a gift, an encouragement trophy and & Gift are also presented.

September 2021 Cut FLower Competition .

SEPTEMBER RESULTS

Rose: Single Flower 1st Eunice Warden 2nd Reg Gibson

Single Flower 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Ken Evnas

Multiple Flower 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Robert Wilson

Container of Flowers 1st Ken Evans 2nd Elizabeth Hales

Flower from a Shrub 1st Ken Evans 2nd Ken Evans

Flower from a Vine 1st Joy Fixter 2nd Mike Kelly

Hibiscus 1st Elizabeth Hales 2nd Jim Hales

Stem of a bract 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Teddy Gove

Rhizomes & Tubers 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Joy Fixter

Orchid 1st Pam Sheahan 2nd Nev Douglas

Camelia 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Ken Evans

Bulbs 1st Elizabeth Hales 2nd Mike Kelly

Cut Foliage - or Leaf 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Teddy Gove

Flower from a Native 1st Tom Crerar 2nd E;izabeth Hales

There was no competition in August, since we celebrated our 75 year
Anniversary at our lunch on 16th August

Cut Flower and Foliage Competition July 9th 2021

JULY RESULTS

Rose: Single Flower 1st Reg Gibson 2nd Reg Gibson

Single Flower 1st 2nd

Multiple Flower 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Carole Willi

Container of Flowers 1st Ken Evans 2nd Ken Evans

Flower from a Shrub 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Teddy Gove

Hibiscus 1st Jim Hales 2nd Elizabeth Hales

Stem of a bract 1st Ken Evans 2nd Steve Wikman

Rhizomes & Tubers 1st Tom Crerar 2nd Tom Crerar

Orchid 1st Nev Douglas 2nd Nev Douglas

Camelia 1st Carole Willis 2nd Carole Willis

Bulbs 1st Elizabeth Hales 2nd Robert Wilson

Cut Foliage - or Leaf 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Steve Wikman

Flower from a Native 1st Tom Crerar 2nd Elizabeth Hales

MONTHLY FLOWER COMPETITION ENTRY DETAILS for 2021

Competition months are February to October. Entries are restricted to 2 per member in any Class, with a maximum of 10 entries per member in each monthly competition. Entries must be placed for judging before 1.45 p.m.
Helpers are on hand to assist members in preparing exhibits, please ask.

Classes:

1. Rose: Single stem

2. Single Flower (any variety)

3. Multiple Flower (any variety)

4. Container of Flowers (minimum 6 stems, 1 variety)

5. Flower from a Shrub (other than a native)

6. Flower from a vine (other than a native)

7. One Stem of a bract (e.g. bougainvillea, poinsettia)

8. Rhizomes & Tubers

9. Orchids

10. Cut of Foliage, Piece or Leaf

11. Flower from a Native plant, tree or shrub

12. Class for camellias, azaleas, bulbs and hibiscus when in season

If there is only 1 entry in a particular section, it will be placed in another appropriate section at the discretion of the table manager.
The judges’ decisions are final. Points are awarded: 3 for First and 1 for Second.

Highest aggregate points in Classes 1-10 will be awarded the Buderim Garden Club Perpetual Trophy, at the AGM.
An encouragement trophy is also presented.

Cut Flower and Foliage Competition June 11th 2021

Rose: Single Flower 1st Reg Gibson 2nd Mike Kelly

Single Flower 1st Carole Willis 2nd Carole Willis

Multiple Flower 1st Elizabeth Hales 2nd Robert Wilson

Container of Flowers 1st Ken Evans 2nd Carole Willis

Flower from a Shrub 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Jim Hales

Hibiscus 1st Elizabeth Hales 2nd Teddy Gove

Stem of a bract 1st Nev Douglas 2nd Rose Simpson

Rhizomes & Tubers 1st Ron Gove 2nd Ken Evans

Orchid 1st Mike Kelly 2nd Nev Douglas

Camelia 1st Eunice Worden 2nd Ken Evans

Cut Foliage - or Leaf 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Tom Crerar

Flower from a Native 1st Robert Wilson 2nd Teddy Gove

Cut Flower and Foliage Competition May 14th 2021

Probably due to the fierce storm during the week, there weren't many exhibits on the competition table this meeting.

It was great to see the camelia entries this month, but we missed the colourful hibiscus and azalia entries

Results for May 2021 Competition

Rose: Single Flower 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Reg Gibson

Single Flower 1st Steve Wikman 2nd Carole Willis

Multiple Flower 1st Ken Evans 2nd Tom Crerar

Container of Flowers 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Ken Evans

Flower from a Shrub 1st Cammie Pettiford 2nd Teddy Gove

Stem of a bract 1st Tom Crerar 2nd Kim Bendall

Rhizomes & Tubers 1st Ken Evans 2nd Cammie Pettiford

Orchid 1st Nev Douglas 2nd Ken Evans

Camelia 1st Eunice Worden 2nd Carole Willis

Bulbs -1st Steve Wikman 2nd Steve Wikman

Cut Foliage - Piece or Leaf 1st Teddy Gove 2nd Kim Bendall

Flower from a Native 1st Tom Crerar 2nd Tom Crerar

Cut Flower and Foliage Competition April 9th 2021

Cut Flower and Foliage Competition, March 12th 2021.

There weren't as many cut flowers in this competition this month, but the quality of the entries compensated for this!

Cut Flower and Foliage Competition, February 2021.

The display table was crammed full of magnificent flowers and foliage. Eunice Worden is the new Co-Ordinator, and she was ably assisted by the retiring Co-Ordinator Shirley McDonald, Pam Sheehan and Lynette Valentine. Steve Wikman announced the results.