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Home » Canowindra Show Cobley Pavilion: Section T Cut Flowers

Canowindra Show Cobley Pavilion: Section T Cut Flowers

16 September, 2026 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

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1. Camellia – informal– 1 bloom

2. Camellia – formal – 1 bloom

3. Camellia – 3 blooms (Champion Camillia)

4. Marguerites (Daisies) – 3 cuts each

5. Pelargonium or Geraniums – 3 cuts each

6. Orchid – 1 spike

7. Calendula – 3 cuts

8. Pansies – 4 cuts

9. Poppies – 3 cuts

10. Stock – 1 spike without laterals

11. Sweet peas – 3 cuts

12. Collection of Primula

13. Cut flowers – 4 distinct varieties – 1 cut of each – NO shrubs/Bulbs

14. Any flower not mentioned – 1 cut – NO shrubs/Bulbs

15. Bulbs – 3 cuts – 1 cut of each (not same species)

16. Any Bulb bloom not mentioned – 1 cut, bloom or spike

17. Ranunculus – 1 cut

18. Anemone – 1 cut

19. Arum Lily– 1 cut 19A. Arum Lily– 3 cuts

20. Daffodil – 1 cut

21. Daffodil – 3 cuts

22. Dutch Iris– 1 cut

23. Iris not mentioned – 1 cut

24. Tulip – 1 bloom

25. Freesia – 1 cut

26. Freesia – 3 cuts 27.

Shrub – 1 cut (no more than 60cm in length)

28. Tree and/or shrub bloom – 3 cuts

29. Azalea – 1 cut

30. Azalea – 3 cuts

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

• Two exhibits in each class or no prize awarded, unless judge considers worthy of prize

• All exhibits to have been grown by exhibitor

• Bulbs include Tubers, Corms and Rhizomes

• Cut flowers presented in unmarked jars or bottles — no vases accepted.

• Help by presenting your entries early.

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