SCHEDULE 2018 NATIONAL CAMELLIA SHOW

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1 CAMELLIAS VICTORIA INC. and THE FERNY CREEK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. SCHEDULE 2018 NATIONAL CAMELLIA SHOW (INCLUDED IN THE FERNY CREEK SPRING SHOW) AT THE FERNY CREEK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY HALL AND GARDENS, 100 HILTON ROAD (EAST END), FERNY CREEK (MELWAY REF. 66 E 12) SATURDAY, 8TH SEPT., PM 4.30 PM SUNDAY, 9TH SEPTEMBER, 10AM 4.00 PM PRESENTATIONS AT CONGRESS BANQUET, SATURDAY EVENING. ADMISSION $5 CHILDREN FREE

2 CAMELLIAS VICTORIA INC. Reg. No. A 5791 and THE FERNY CREEK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. Reg. No. A X NATIONAL CAMELLIA SHOW 2018 Show Secretary Chief Steward Camellias Eric Watson Shirley Shallcross M Phone : (03) M Camellia Phone : to Shirley Shallcross , M Entries: Wednesday, 5th September, between 4pm 8 pm. Thursday, 6th September between 8am 10 am. smshallcross1@iprimus.com.au From Monday 3rd to 8 am. Thursday 6th September. Receipt of will be acknowledged by return . NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED Due to space limitations, we do require prior entries. If you are not sure how blooms will travel we suggest you put your entries in the Mixed Classes as these can be filled using any species or hybrids. Award winning blooms may be taken from Multiple Blooms or Single Bloom Classes Exhibitors may put any number of entries in any class in the Show. Number must be specified when lodging entries. Ferny Creek Horticultural Society members are welcome to exhibit in all classes. Exhibits may be staged between 4 pm. 7 pm. Friday, or 7 am am Saturday. JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 11AM SHARP. Page 2

3 Award winning blooms may be taken from Multiple Blooms OR Single Bloom Classes. AWARDS A. W. Jessep Medal will be awarded to the Grand Champion Bloom. Blue Ribbons sponsored by Grow Better Garden Products will be awarded to : Champion Camellia Japonica Champion Camellia Hybrid With Other Than Reticulata Parentage Champion Camellia Reticulata or Reticulata Hybrid Champion Miniature or Small Camellia, Any Type Merrillees Memorial Camellia Award Bronze will be awarded to the Aggregate Winner of the Multiple Blooms Classes Merrillees Memorial Camellia Award Silver will be awarded to the Aggregate Winner of the Single Blooms Classes NATIONAL TROPHIES National Trophies can only be awarded to Camellias Australia Inc. members, otherwise these awards will not be made. They are perpetual trophies to be held by the recipients for twelve months. Trophies will be presented at the Congress Banquet, Saturday Evening * ALBURY-WODONGA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PERPETUAL TROPHY for the BEST BLOOM of an AUSTRALIAN RAISED RETICULATA OR RETICULATA HYBRID. * DR DON ASPINALL PERPETUAL TROPHY for the BEST BLOOM of an AUSTRALIAN RAISED NON-RETICULATA CULTIVAR. * AMERICAN CAMELLIA SOCIETY PERPETUAL TROPHY for the BEST BLOOM of an AMERICAN RAISED CULTIVAR. * NEW ZEALAND CAMELLIA SOCIETY PERPETUAL TROPHY for the BEST BLOOM of a NEW ZEALAND RAISED CULTIVAR.. * MARION WESTFIELD PERPETUAL TROPHY for the BEST BLOOM of an OVERSEAS RAISED CULTIVAR, OTHER THAN AMERICA OR NEW ZEALAND. * BARRY ROBBINS MEMORIAL AWARD for the BEST SPRAY OR SINGLE BLOOM of a MULTI-CLUSTERED MINIATURE CULTIVAR. Page 3

4 MIXED CLASSES B1. 6 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrids, Distinct Cultivars. B2. 3 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrids, Distinct Cultivars. B3. 3 Blooms, Any Species or Hybrid, One Cultivar AUSTRALIAN RAISED CULTIVARS B4. 6 Blooms, Any Type, Not Necessarily Distinct B5. 3 Blooms, Any Type, Not Necessarily Distinct CAMELLIA JAPONICA B6. 6 Blooms, Distinct Cultivars B7. 3 Blooms, One Cultivar B8. 3 Blooms, Single, Not Necessarily Distinct B9. 3 Blooms, Semi-Double, Not Necessarily Distinct B10. 3 Blooms, Formal Double, Not Necessarily Distinct B11. 3 Blooms, Elegans Form, Not Necessarily Distinct B12. 3 Blooms, Informal Double, Not Necessarily Distinct HYBRIDS WITH OTHER THAN RETICULATA PARENTAGE B13. 6 Blooms, Not Necessarily Distinct B14. 3 Blooms, Not Necessarily Distinct RETICULATAS AND HYBRIDS WITH RETICULATA PARENTAGE B15. 6 Blooms, Not Necessarily Distinct B16. 3 Blooms, Not Necessarily Distinct MINIATURES, SMALLS, STEMS AND VASES B17. 3 Blooms, Miniature, Any Species or Hybrid, Not Necessarily Distinct B18. 3 Blooms, Small, Any Species or Hybrid, Not Necessarily Distinct B19. 3 Stems Cluster Flowered Hybrid, Staged Separately B20. 1 Stem Cluster Flowered Hybrid B21. 1 Bloom or Stem Camellia Species (excluding Japonica and Retic.) B22. 1 Vase Camellias, any type, any size. B23. 1 Vase Cluster Flowered Hybrid or Species (excluding Japonica and Retic.) Page 4 EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: Only One Box or Lid to be taken into the show area at a time. All others to be left in the staging area. All blooms should be named. Please put SEPARATE NAME LABELS on all blooms in multiple sections. NO COLLARS ALLOWED.

5 SEEDLINGS AND SPORTS Awards will only be made if blooms are sufficiently meritorious. Entries in this Section should be a seedling or mutation not having been registered or commercially distributed. B24. 1 Bloom Seedling or Sport (Mutant) Japonica B25. 1 Bloom or Stem Seedling Any Species or Hybrid, up to 110 mm. (excluding Japonica) B26. 1 Bloom Seedling Any Species or Hybrid, over 110 mm. (excluding Japonica) NAMED CULTIVARS AUSTRALIAN RAISED CULTIVARS B27. Brushfield s Yellow B28. E. G. Waterhouse B29. Great Eastern B30. John Hunt B31. Lady Loch B32. Lady Pamela B33. Margaret Davis B34. Roger Hall B35. Sweet Emily Kate B36. Sweet Jane B37. Federation B38. Tony Hunt B39. 1 Bloom Japonica ) B40. 1 Bloom Hybrid Without Retic. ) Not listed Above B41. 1 Bloom Reticulata or Retic. Hybrid ) JAPONICAS B42. Desire B43. Drama Girl B44. Elegans B45. Elegans Champagne B46. Elegans Splendor B47. Elegans Supreme B48. Guilio Nuccio B49. Lovelight B50. Pope John XXIII B51. R. L. Wheeler B52. Royal Velvet B53. Tomorrow and Sports B54 Volunteer B55. Wildfire B56. 1 Bloom, Single ) B57. 1 Bloom, Semi-Double ) B58. 1 Bloom, Formal Double ) Not Listed Above B59. 1 Bloom, Elegans Form ) B60. 1 Bloom, Informal Double ) Page 5

6 NAMED CULTIVARS (CONTINUED ONTINUED) MINIATURES AND SMALLS B61. Fircone B62. Grace Albritton B63. Lemon Drop B64. Little Slam B65. Night Rider B66. Spring Festival B67. Takanini B68. Tinsie B69. 1 Bloom, Miniature Japonica ) B70. 1 Bloom Miniature Hybrid ) Not Listed Above B71. 1 Bloom, Small Japonica ) B72. 1 Bloom, Small Hybrid ) HYBRIDS WITH OTHER THAN RETICULATA PARENTAGE B73. Anticipation B74. Betty Ridley B75. Debbie B76. Donation B77. Elsie Jury B78. Mary Phoebe Taylor B79. Nicky Crisp B80. Peggy Burton B81. Waltz Time B82. Water Lily B83. 1 Bloom Under 110 mm. ) Not Listed Above B84. 1 Bloom Over 110 mm. ) RETICULATAS AND RETIC. HYBRIDS B85. Dr. Clifford Parks B86. Francie L. B87. Howard Asper B88. Harold L. Paige B89. Lasca Beauty B90. Valentine Day B91. 1 Bloom Under 110 mm. ) Not Listed Above B92. 1 Bloom Over 110 mm. ) EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: Only ONE Box or Lid to be taken into the show area at a time. All others to be left in the staging area. All blooms should be named. Please put SEPARATE NAME LABELS on all blooms in multiple sections. NO Cardboard collars allowed. Page 6

7 F.C.H.S. MEMBERS ONLY Camellias Victoria Trophy for Best Bloom B93. 6 Blooms, Any Type, Not Necessarily Distinct B94. 3 Blooms, Any Type, Not Necessarily Distinct B95. 1 Bloom Japonica B96. 1 Bloom Hybrid with other than Reticulata Parentage B97 1 Bloom Reticulata or Retic. Hybrid NOVICE F.C.H.S. Trophy for Best Bloom B98. 3 Blooms, Any Type, Not Necessarily Distinct B99. 1 Bloom Japonica B Bloom Hybrid with other than Reticulata Parentage B Bloom Reticulata or Retic. Hybrid B Bloom White or Pale Shades, Any Type B Bloom Pink in Colour, Any Type B Bloom Red in Colour, Any Type RULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1. DUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS, PRIOR ENTRIES ARE REQUIRED. 2. EXHIBITORS MAY PUT ANY NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN ANY CLASS NUMBER OF ENTRIES MUST BE SPECIFIED WHEN PUTTING IN ENTRIES. 2. Exhibits may be staged between 4 7pm. Friday, 7th September and am. Saturday, 8th September. 3. Chief Steward ONLY is empowered to move exhibits if necessary. 4. No person other than judges and officials will be allowed in the hall during judging. 5. Judges are empowered to withhold awards from any exhibit not considered worthy. Judges decision will be final in all instances. 6. Exhibit cards to be collected at hall. All exhibits should be named. 7. Exhibitors must use containers provided at hall. NO collars allowed. Suitable containers will be supplied. 8. Judging to Camellias Australia Inc. standards and definitions. Page 7

8 DEFINITION OF CAMELLIA CLASSIFICATIONS (TYPES) CAMELLIA : Unless otherwise stated, Camellia means Camellia Japonica. VARIEGATED FORMS OF A CULTIVAR are to be exhibited with the unvariegated form unless listed separately. CLASSIFICATION (TYPES) : Some Camellia cultivars vary in flower form. In all cases the FORM OF EACH INDIVIDUAL FLOWER DETERMINES ITS ENTRY CLASS. FORM CLASSIFICATIONS SINGLE : A flower having a maximum of 8 petals in a single row, with an uninterrupted cluster of stamens. Example : Spencer's Pink SEMI-DOUBLE : A flower having either of two forms as follows: (a) Two or more rows of petals, with an uninterrupted cluster of stamens. (b) Irregular Semi-Double, with one or more petaloids interrupting the cluster of stamens. Example : The Czar FORMAL DOUBLE : A flower having many rows of regular, overlapping petals and no visible stamens, the petals being arranged in one of four different ways, ie. fully imbricated, tiered, spiral or bud centred. Example : Nuccio's Gem ELEGANS FORM : A flower having one or more outer rows of large petals, while the stamens have become almost totally petaloid and form a convex mass in the centre. Examples : Elegans Splendor, Brushfield's Yellow INFORMAL DOUBLE : A flower having any number of petals and petaloids. Stamens may or may not be visible. Flowers may range from loosely arranged petals divided by stamens (examples: Easter Morn, China Doll) to a full double with a mass of petals and petaloids with no stamens showing (examples: Debutante, Margaret Davis) MINIATURE : The diameter of the bloom NOT TO EXCEED 70MM. MUST NOT be immature specimens of a naturally larger cultivar. Examples : Tinsie, Fircone. SMALL : The diameter of the bloom must be MORE THAN 70MM. BUT NOT EXCEEDING 90 MM. MUST NOT be immature specimens of a naturally larger cultivar. Examples : Little Red Riding Hood, Usu-Otome. HYBRID : Any Camellia that is generally accepted as a cross, including two or more species of Camellia. Examples: Hybrids With Other Than Reticulata Parentage : Debbie, Water Lily Reticulata Hybrids : Dr. Clifford Parks, Lasca Beauty