rockhampton orchid society inc

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Rockhampton Orchid Society Inc.

www.rockhamptonorchidsociety.com.au

P. O. Box 5949 Red Hill Rockhampton, 4701 Founded 1955

Newsletter October 2018

Editor’s Notes The Spring Show has been and gone and is now confined to history. What an excellent event

it was. It is hard to believe that next year’s ‘Spring Show’ will be the biggest event

Rockhampton Orchid Society has held yet, with the Sub Tropical Orchid Council ‘Rocky

Round Up’ Conference and Show taking its place. This year’s attendance was excellent and

every opportunity was taken to promote next year’s conference with many enquires made by

members of the public. There was also a lot of media interest with the event making local

television news and an excellent article in The Morning Bulletin after the Show which

showcased the forthcoming conference as an example of the opportunities to promote the

Rockhampton region. A number of local politicians and councillors also attended and the

opportunity to highlight the conference was again not lost with a pledge of further and

ongoing support coming from councillor Neil Fisher through the Rockhampton Regional

Council. The Show results are included in this Newsletter.

It may come as a surprise to many members that ROSI was a trend setter with the idea of

orchid-conferences. When reflecting on my long association with ROSI, I realised I have

served as a committee member for an unbroken 30 years in one position or another, from

1988. Some might say too long; but I am not engaging in self-aggrandisement; however, with

this level of continuity I can recall the ‘Orchid-Dalliances’ of the eighties and nineties when

presidents Greg Williams and Rod Elder were at the helm. These ‘conferences’ were always

well attended by kindred societies and enthusiastically embraced by all members of the

society. Likewise, was the last conference ‘Orchid Extravaganza’ held in the mid-nineties

with John Alexander as president; who I and other members caught up with at the Show. All

were held in a mixture of locations, some in the Leichardt Hotel and even the Custom’s

House was pressed into service on one occasion with the dinner having to be held in the

largest function room at the Rocky-Leagues Club. At this event the prize-money for

champion orchid was $1000, sponsored by The Rock Building Society and won by Beryl

Robinson from Robertson’s Orchids Woombye with a paphiopedilum.

Recently, along with a number committee members I attended the Rockhampton Regional

Council’s ‘Tropicana’ at the Botanic Gardens. The RRC have really got on board with all

things ‘gardening’ and ‘sustainability’. This was the third event; and I am happy to say that it

has improved each year. While we didn’t have a presence in the form of a display unlike the

previous two years, I gave a talk on ‘Native Orchids of the Rockhampton Region’, and we

had several specimens to show the attendees. Overall, we were very well received and of

course we didn’t miss the chance to again push the conference with local councillors and

many leaflets were distributed amongst the crowd. In addition, President Jeff Bloxsom gave a

short spiel on what orchid enthusiasts and the public can expect at the conference.

Until next month, happy growing, Jeff Glover

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Growers’ Tip

Fertilizer in general is a contentious issue for

orchid growers and considering it’s the start of

growing season I thought a review of the basics

might be in order. A general rule to keep to in

mind is that you use a higher N, Nitrogen for

growth (in Spring -Summer) and a lower level N

for flowering (Autumn -Winter). An N P K ratio

is often quoted which indicates the relative

content of the main nutrients or essential

elements contained in the fertilizer. Nitrogen

(N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K), Other

components such as Calcium, Iron and

Manganese may be also present. ‘Types’ of

fertilizers for orchid growers can be grouped into

three basic groups 1. Water Soluble (granular) 2.

Foliar (liquid) 3. Organic (Fish/Seaweed extracts,

Liquid) All have their devotees and many

growers use a mixture of the different types on

their plants with varying results. All genera

respond differently to fertilizer application and it

is always a balance to get flowers rather than

‘growing leaves’. Do your research there is a vast

amount on the internet. Work around more or

less Nitrogen and you shouldn’t go wrong.

Office Bearers Executive: Patron: Vacant President: Jeff Bloxsom [email protected] 4928 6582

Vice President : Peter Jenkinson

pe.oni@hotmail ph.0439515820

Secretary: Trish Craig ph. 49226621

[email protected]

Treasurer: Sandra Rowcliffe:

[email protected] Ph. 49364040 Committee

Terry Dean 49282278 [email protected]

Jeff Glover [email protected] Ph. .49287701

Trevor Handley 0417605191

Marg Handley 31290348

Bob Lakey [email protected] Ph.49288093

Nat Lakey 49288093

Tony March (contact details on application)

Bill Richardson [email protected]

Allan White Ph. 0419580086

Ex Officio Positions

Society Registrar: Terry Dean

Newsletter Editor: Jeff Glover

Assist Newsletter Editor: Jenny Moore

Technical Advisors: John Frisch, Jeff Glover

Webmaster: Bob Lakey

ROSI Growers Co-coordinator Marg Handley

Providor Maxine Maunder

Promotion Officer Sandra Rowcliffe /Jeff Glover (STOC)

Door Monitors Lorraine and Brian Weaver

Librarian: Jack Martin

Raffle Plant Caretaker: Terry Dean

Property Officers: Barry and Faye English.

Shows and Meetings

Show Marshall: Jeff Glover

Chief Steward: Moyna Richardson

Plant/Barcode collators Trish Craig & Barry English

Australian Orchid Council ROSI Based Judging Team Judges: Associate Judges Jeff Glover Trish Craig

Terry Dean Doug Chippendale

Marty Gunder Peter Jenkinson

Faye English Nat Lakey

Bernard Hilse Sandra Rowcliffe

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Rockhampton Orchid Society Inc.

General Meeting Tuesday 25th September 2018 Attendance: As per register Apologies: As per register New Members: Rodger and Sue Hayden; Lorne and Kay Bauman Visitors: Nil Lucky Number: 4 K Marsden Minutes of previous monthly meeting were approved as correct and accurate. Moved Z Kidman Seconded Y Manning Carried Correspondence: IN – NEWSLETTERS Blackwater & District Orchid & Foliage Club Inc. – September & October Childers& Isis District Orchid Society Inc. Gladstone Orchid & Foliage Society Inc. Gympie & District Orchid Society Inc. Mackay & District Orchid Society Inc. Maroochydore Orchid Society Inc. Mid-Murray Orchid Club Inc. Nambour Orchid Society Nightcliff Orchid Society Rockhampton Horticultural Society Inc. The Sunshine Coast Orchid Society Caloundra Inc. Townsville Orchid Soc. Inc. *John Rees – update on show dates for 2019 *Orchids Queensland – query re payment of this year’s membership *RRC – Posters & flyers for Tropicana on 7/10/18 *Rock - 2 statements *Big Colour Works – Invoice OUT Sympathy card to Carsten Christensen Motion that the inward correspondence be accepted and the outward correspondence endorsed: Moved T Craig Seconded T March Carried Treasurer’s Report: Read and moved for acceptance by S Rowcliffe Seconded M Lyons Carried Growers Group Coordinators Report: Marg Handley delivered her report. President’s Report: Committee Meeting – discussion regarding the upcoming Spring Show and the 2019 Conference. General Business: Show set up time – 12 noon to 8pm Friday 28/9/18 Judging start – 7.30am Saturday 29/9/18 No one other than those involved in judging (judges, stewards etc.) to be on the floor while judging is taking place. New scissor broom to be purchased for clean-up of the hall after the show. Plant Commentary: John Frisch Exhibitor’s Raffle: J Glover General Raffle: R Wines, T Breingan, J Rawlings, L Lucke, J Bloxsom, Y Manning, T Dean, M Richardson, B. Jenkins. Meeting closed 9.13pm Jeff Bloxsom President Trish Craig Secretary

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R.O.S.I Growers Group Report

On Saturday October 6, 43 members met at Keith and Pam Marsden’s residence in North

Rockhampton. Thanks go to Keith and Pam for inviting us. The yard was immaculate and we

had plenty of shade thanks to Keith and his helpers who erected the Club’s shades, and of

course the large tree that dominates part of the yard. There was much to see in the Orchid

house. Den. aphyllum was flowering beautifully but sadly had not been out for the show.

Later, Keith drew our attention to a large specimen of a flowering Den. keithii.

I presented a small segment about Vl. plantifolia. Our vanilla vine has begun flowering and

Trevor has been endeavouring to pollinate the flowers. The vine had been a gift from Keith

some years ago.

Keith demonstrated the repotting of soft cane dendrobiums and the removal of and potting of

keikis. There were several newish members who hopefully gained from Keith’s

demonstration.

As usual, thank you to the members who donated to the raffle table and the ever-generous

Keith handed out small soft canes after the raffle to those who didn’t win a prize. Everyone

left with a plant.

President Jeff gave a brief report on our Spring Show and thanked members for their help and

support.

Our next Grower’s Group will be held on Saturday October 27 at 2pm, at the residence

of Leone and Darryl Humble at 9 Bells Court Rosslyn, Yeppoon. Remember to bring the

usual- chairs, plate of food to share for afternoon tea and hat. This will be our last Growers

Group gathering for 2018.On the homeward journey, members are invited to drop by our

house at 16 Flinders Close, Lammermoor (if interested). We still have a lot of Phalaenopsis

flowering. If members are feeling energetic, I also recommend that they visit the Wreck Point

Look Out which is close to our place. The new viewing platform is positioned immediately

above the cliff face. Worth a look!

Species of the Month The species of the month is Den. lindleyi known by many

older growers by its synonym, Dendrobium aggregatum.

Many plants are seen gracing the showbench at this time

of year and our recent Spring Show was no exception. It

readily grows into a major specimen. Unfortunately, like

all ‘Indian Type’ dendrobiums, the group to which it

belongs; it has a relatively short flowering period usually

around 2-3 weeks from when the first flowers open to the

last. Its masses of rich yellow-gold flowers make a

beautiful display heralding the arrival of Spring for many

Orchid enthusiasts. A lot of these plants are grown

outside in a sheltered position in dappled light such as,

under a suitable tree. Once reaching specimen size it has

a propensity to grow its own ‘basket,’ with many

growing points forming a dense mass. It is widespread across Asia, from Bhutan in the

Western Himalayan foothills through SE Asia and SW China. Many have been awarded, the

majority being cultural awards. There are two recognized varieties which are Den. lindleyi

var majus and Den. lindleyi var jenkensii, the former having larger flowers and the latter

smaller flowers and a smaller growth habit. It likes a rest over Winter, so cut back on water

and fertilizer. Overall, easy to grow and a must for your collection or garden, or even just to

impress visitors and neighbours. General Cultural Guide October/December

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Monthly Competition Results _ September 2018. (Plants tabled: Advanced 21; Novice 28.) Judges Choice. Den. amethystoglossum J&M Bloxsom

* Information is general in nature and given in good faith.

Watering/Weekly Fertilizer Twice Weekly

Pest/Disease Control

Comments

Cattleya 2-3times weekly Higher Nitrogen

Inspect for mealy bugs/Fungus control if necessary

Increase watering frequency as temperature rises to maintain humidity. Divide and re-pot mature plants

Dendrobium Hard cane

2-3times weekly Increase fertilizer containing a higher nitrogen level.

Inspect for mealy bugs and scale /Fungus control if necessary

Increase watering frequency as temperature rises to maintain humidity. Re-pot if overgrowing pot

Dendrobium Softcane

2-3times weekly Increase fertilizer containing a higher nitrogen level.

Inspect for scale Spray with white oil, Malathion

Remove and pot on Kiekies (plantlets)

Phalaenopsis 1-2 times weekly Increase fertilizer containing a higher nitrogen level

Use Preventative Fungicide Mancozeb

Increase watering frequency as temperature rises to maintain humidity. Re-pot if overgrowing the pot. Pot up seedlings.

Vandaceous Water daily in hot weather every 2nd day if cooler

Increase fertilizer containing a higher nitrogen level

Ants / Scale and Mealy bugs. Inspect material in baskets. Spray with white oil, Malathion

Increase watering to once a day in very hot weather. Maintain humidity when possible.

Oncidium In hot weather, every 1-2 weekly

Balanced fertilizer.

Fungal leaf-issues as humidity increases.

High nitrogen fertilizers encourage too much leaf growth in Varicosum types

Paphiopedilums 3 times weekly more if in hot weather.

Balanced (Less nitrogen) fertilizer

Preventative Fungicide Mancozeb

Do not let plants dry out in hot weather.

Catasetinae At least 3 time weekly Increase frequency If new growths are starting

Increase fertilizer containing a higher nitrogen level

Spray Miticide monthly, more often in Hot dry conditions

Maintain a close vigil for Spider mites. These pests can devastate a collection.

Next Monthly Meeting: Tuesday 23rd October. Starts 7.30 pm. Notice to Members: Please assist if you can with cleaning the hall after the meeting

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Den. farmerii W&M Richardson Den. Stardust T.March Popular Vote, Advanced. Cattleya Ctt. Fire Gem ‘Capricorn’s Sunkist Gold’ J&S Frisch Vandaceous over 65mm V. Kulwadee ‘Fragrance’ J&M Bloxsom Vandaceous up to 65mm Van. Pine Rivers ‘Wasana’ J&N Glover Dendrobium Den. Sander’s Festival T.Dean Species Den. amethystoglossum J&M Bloxsom Miscellaneous Phal. KV Beauty T&M Handley Novice. Cattleya over 100mm Rlc. Haw Yuan Gold L.Lucke Cattleya up to 100mm Rlc. Toshie’s Magic D.Hughes Dendrobium Den. Stardust T.March Species Den. lindleyi Y.Manning Miscellaneous V. Yip Sum Wah ‘The Red’ S.Kuhl

Den. amethystoglossum Den. Stardust

Den. farmerii

Judging News

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Terry Dean with his Champion of Show. Paph. rothschildianum ‘Ellie’ HCC/AOC. With the Show just passed, I thought it was timely for an explanation of the judging processes considering we recently have had many new members, and also for some of those members of the society who may have a misunderstanding of the judging processes. Terry’s plant was collectively vetted for an AOC award by the Judging Panel (11 Judges, 4 Associate Judges) and as is always the case and has always been at our Shows, consideration was also given to the Reserve Champion Orchid. Likewise, as is any other ‘quality or cultural’ exhibit, such as, a third preference or Best Specimen that any judge deems worthy of nomination for Award-Assessment (not an automatic process as some mistakenly believe). However, in the case of Showbench Judging, to select the major show prizes, plants are taken from Class Champions, (refer to the schedule), the panel will also collectively then vet each nomination as to whether It will stay on the judging bench. In this Show’s case three plants remained after vetting. Votes were then taken; excluding any judge who had an interest in any of the 3 exhibits. As a result, Terry’s plant was voted by majority as Champion of the Show. The Reserve Champion was then selected by voting from the remaining two plants. After the show bench judging was completed, Terry’s plant was then also nominated by several judges as worthy to be further accessed for an Australian Orchid Council quality award. By panel consensus the award assessment proceeded and resulted in it being elevated to the higher award of Award of Merit (AM, pending). It had increased its flower count from 3 to 4 when it was awarded an HCC as Champion Orchid at the 2016 Spring Show. In addition, it was now also comparable to other plants that had received this standard of award. The Reserve Champion was also then nominated by several judges as being worthy of assessment for a quality award. However, already being an awarded mericlone meant the owners would be unable to apply their own cultivar name as in Terry’s plant’s case, which was a seedling and also as this clone Van. Pine Rivers ‘Wasana’ has previously been awarded many times, the offer was declined. It is worth noting for members not familiar with the Judging Rules and procedures, it is always remains the prerogative of the owner to have the plant assessed for an AOC quality or cultural award. For whatever reason they can accept or decline, keeping in mind that a cost currently $38.50 is incurred.

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Thanks go to Mel Wheeler, immediate past STOC Registrar who acted as the Panel Chairman (usually the job of the highest-ranking judge present, Registrar or Assistant Registrar), for the Champions’ selection and awarding processes. This is a common occurrence, as under the Australian Orchid Council rules judges who have an interest in either judging process Showbench or Award, (i.e. either own or are acting on behalf of the owner) must absent themselves from the assessment. It was necessary in this case as two plants out of the 3 selected were owned by judges. Likewise, Terry was also precluded from the Award assessment. Thanks to all judges and associates who attended and volunteered their time, (sometimes a thankless task,) and to those who travelled at their own expense, especially Mel and Judy Wheeler from Brisbane, John Hughes from Bundaberg who has supported both of our shows for many years, and our Gladstone compatriots, Frank Mollenhauer, Len Dowling, Jennifer Scott, and Richard Cornale. Thanks also those members who acted as Stewards for the Show. 36 Jeff Glover, Assistant Registrar, Northern Area Panel Sub-Tropical Orchid Council

Support from The Morning Bulletin President Jeff Bloxsom has secured support for an advertising promotion from the Morning Bulletin for the conference through the newspaper’s community support program. It will be in the form of three advertisements this year and three next year as the conference draws closer. After much toiling, our webmaster and designer ‘extraordinaire’ Bob Lakey has again come up with a beautiful poster/add which is shown below. Keep an eye out for them, the first should be in a paper sometime this month.

Spring Show Photos

Rocky Round Up Orchidfest 2019

Visit ing Or chid Nur ser ies

Sub Tropical Orchid Council Qld. Inc.

Or chid SalesRefreshments

Available

Saturday 14th Sept 9am to 4pm

Display & SalesThe Rockhampt on Cake Decorat or sCapr icorn Region Bonsai Societ y

Admission $5Children Free - Sunday 15th Sept 9am to 3pm

Demonst r at ionsVenue

Conference and Show

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Spring Show Results

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ROCKHAMPTON ORCHID SOCIETY INC.CHAMPIONS: Spring Show 2018 - Special Awards

Class 1: Grand Champion

rothschildianaPaph. T DEAN

Class 2: Reserve Champion

Pine RiversVan. J & N GLOVER

Class 3: Best Specimen

Kean's BabyDen. K & R SMITH

Class 4: Best Exotic Species - 1st

rothschildianaPaph. T DEAN

Class 5: Best Exotic Species - 2nd

amethystoglossumDen. J & M BLOXSOM

Class 6: Best Aust. Species - 1st

canaliculatumCym. R & D CORNALE

Class 7: Best Aust. Species - 2nd

discolorDen. M GUNDER

Class 9: Best Orchid by Novice Grower - 1st

ShinoGct. R RUSSELL

Class 10: Best Orchid by Novice Grower - 2nd

aphyllumDen. D & L HUMBLE

Class 11: Class Champion Laeliinae

Dal's EmperorRth. R & G BILLS

Class 12: Runner up to Class Champion Laeliinae

Dendi's PerfectionC. J SCOTT

Class 13: Class Champion Vandeae (excluding Phalaenopsis)

Pine RiversVan. J & N GLOVER

Class 14: Runner up to Class Champion Vandeae (excluding Phalaenopsis)

Pine RiversV. M & B RICHARDSON

Class 15: Class Champion Phalaenopsis

Maki WatanabePhal. T & M HANDLEY

Class 16: Runner up to Class Champion Phalaenopsis

Chian Xen Sweet PeachPhal. T & M HANDLEY

Class 17: Class Champion Dendrobium

Golden AyaDen. J & S FRISCH

Class 18: Runner up to Class Champion Dendrobium

Alice's KevinDen. R & G BILLS

Class 19: Class Champion Oncidiinae

Space RaceOnc. T DEAN

Class 20: Runner up to Class Champion Oncidiinae

MollyRrm. K & R SMITH

Class 21: Class Champion Paphiopedilum

Saint SwithinPaph. K & R SMITH

Class 22: Runner up to Class Champion Paphiopedilum

Praying MantisPhrag. T DEAN

Class 23: Class Champion Other Genera

Australian MidnightCym. R & D CORNALE

Class 24: Runner up to Class Champion Other Genera

Lady Ramona HarrisGp. T DEAN

Class 25: Class Champion Foliage / Fern

J & N GLOVERAny other foliage - over 200mm diameter pot size

Class 26: Runner up to Class Champion Foliage / Fern

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ROCKHAMPTON ORCHID SOCIETY INC.

ORCHID - Spring Show 2018 - Results1.00Class Orchid Name Grower

Class 1.01: Laeliinae, Standard shape, over 110mm, predominately White

Mary ElizaRyg.

Lynn SpencerC.

1st

2nd

J SCOTT

T & M HANDLEY

Class 1.02: Laeliinae, Standard shape, over 110mm, predominately Mauve/ Purple shades

Glenlee LauraRlc.

Glenlee LauraRlc.

1st

2nd

R & G BILLS

R & G BILLS

Class 1.03: Laeliinae, Standard Shape, over 110mm, predominately yellow/orange

Karen's SunriseRlc.

Mem. AnantRlc.

1st

2nd

R & G BILLS

R & D CORNALE

Class 1.04: Laeliinae, Standard Shape, over 110mm, any other colour or combination

Shinfong AppleRlc.

Mount Isa Caudabec C.Rlc. x

1st

2nd

K & R SMITH

P & T JENKINSON

Class 1.05: Laeliinae, Standard Shape, 75mm to 110mm, predominately white

Capricorn CharmRlc.

Mal JenkinsonRlc.

1st

2nd

J SCOTT

R & G BILLS

Class 1.06: Laeliinae, Standard Shape, 75mm to 110mm, predominately mauve/ pink

Dendi's PerfectionC.

Dendi's PerfectionC.

1st

2nd

J SCOTT

J SCOTT

Class 1.07: Laeliinae, Standard Shape, 75mm to 110mm, any other colour

Goldenzelle Dal's Buddy Ctt.Rlc. x

Sunstate's Ted and AliceRth.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

T & N CRAIG

Class 1.08: Laeliinae, Standard Shape, under 75mm, any colour

Dal's EmperorRth.

ShinoGct.

1st

2nd

R & G BILLS

R RUSSELL

Class 1.09: Laeliinae, Cluster, not less than 5 blooms.

Fire Gem 'Capricorn's Honey Bee Heaven'Ctt.

Fire Gem 'Capricorn's Topline'Ctt.

1st

2nd

J & S FRISCH

J & S FRISCH

Class 1.10: Laeliinae, Any other

Green AngelEpc.

Mark Jones Jungle Elf C.C. x

1st

2nd

K & R SMITH

J SCOTT

2.00Class Orchid Name Grower

Class 2.01: Vandeae, Standard shape, blooms over 70mm

Tubtim Velvet Viraphandhu Glory V.V. x

Kulwadee FragranceV.

1st

2nd

J & M BLOXSOM

T & N CRAIG

Class 2.02: Vandeae, Standard shape, blooms 35mm to 70mm

Marissa's Little DollV.

Su-Fun BeautyV.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

M & B RICHARDSON

Class 2.03: Vandeae, Standard shape, blooms under 35mm

Pine RiversVan.

Pine RiversV.

1st

2nd

J & N GLOVER

M & B RICHARDSON

Class 2.04: Vandeae, non-standard blooms over 50mm

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ORCHID - Spring Show 2018 - Results Christine Suksamran Spots V.Aranda. x

SunriseRntda.

1st

2nd

J SCOTT

T DEAN

Class 2.05: Vandeae, non-standard shape, blooms up to 50mm

Lilac BlossomVan.

WacharinV.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

R & D CORNALE


Class 3.01: Dendrobium, Eugenanthe type (soft cane) predominately white

Love MemoryDen.

HagoromoDen.

1st

2nd

J & S FRISCH

J & S FRISCH

Class 3.02: Dendrobium, Eugenanthe type (soft cane) Predominately purple/mauve

Chorus GirlDen.

Lady IceDen.

1st

2nd

J & S FRISCH

J & S FRISCH

Class 3.03: Dendrobium, Eugenanthe type (soft cane) any other colour

Oriental GoldDen.

Capricorn's Lemon ButterDen.

1st

2nd

J & S FRISCH

S & M ROWCLIFFE

Class 3.04: Dendrobium, Phalaenanthe or Intermediate type

MangosteenDen.

Black PearlDen.

1st

2nd

J & S FRISCH

K & R SMITH

Class 3.05: Dendrobium, Spatulata type

Alice's KevinDen.

Anching Lubag discolor Den.Den. x

1st

2nd

R & G BILLS

R & G BILLS

Class 3.06: Dendrobium, Any other type

Golden AyaDen.

Kean's BabyDen.

1st

2nd

J & S FRISCH

K & R SMITH


Class 4.01: Oncidiinae, Tolumnia / Zelenkoa type characteristics (ie. Miniature growing)

MollyRrm.

William ThurstonTolu.

1st

2nd

K & R SMITH

K & R SMITH

Class 4.02: Oncidiinae, Gom.(Onc.) varicosum type characteristics (Dominant yellow lip)

Sweet SugarOns.1st

2nd

J SCOTT

Class 4.03: Oncidiinae, Brassia type characteristics. (long, narrow petals)

Speckled SpireOnc.

StarexBrs.

1st

2nd

P & T JENKINSON

S & M ROWCLIFFE

Class 4.04: Oncidiinae, Any other type not included in the above

Space RaceOnc.

Calico GemZed.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

P & T JENKINSON


Class 5.01: Paphiopedilum, standard complex type

MatchlessPaph.

Name UnknownPaph.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

J & J HOGAN

Class 5.02: Paphiopedilum, Maudiae type characteristics

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ORCHID - Spring Show 2018 - Results Pop Monkhouse Colorbox Paph.Paph. x

Steve WatersPaph.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

T DEAN

Class 5.03: Paphiopedilum, Brachypetalum / Parvisepalum type characteristics

Pinocchio White Knight Paph.Paph. x

Envy GreenPaph.

1st

2nd

K & R SMITH

T DEAN

Class 5.04: Paphiopedilum, Multi-floral type

Saint SwithinPaph.

Imperial JadePaph.

1st

2nd

K & R SMITH

T DEAN

Class 5.06: Phragmipedium

Praying MantisPhrag.

Olaf Gruss sargentianum Phrag.Phrag. x

1st

2nd

T DEAN

J & N GLOVER


Class 6.01: Phalaenopsis, Standard shape, bloom size over 90mm

Chian Xen Sweet PeachPhal.

Younghome GoldenPhal.

1st

2nd

T & M HANDLEY

B & N LAKEY

Class 6.02: Phalaenopsis, Standard shape, bloom size 60mm to 90mm

Maki WatanabePhal.

Younghome Golden LeopardPhal.

1st

2nd

T & M HANDLEY

T & M HANDLEY

Class 6.03: Phalaenopsis, Standard shape, bloom size under 60mm

Nobby's AmyPhal.

Lianher Happy StarPhal.

1st

2nd

B & N LAKEY

T & M HANDLEY

Class 6.04: Phalaenopsis, any other over 60mm

Chia-Shing Hot KissPhal.

Chia Shing Fire KissPhal.

1st

2nd

T & M HANDLEY

K & P MARSDEN

Class 6.05: Phalaenopsis, any other up to 60mm

Sogo GotrisPhal.1st

2nd

S & M ROWCLIFFE


Class 7.01: Catasetinae

Brown's DelightClo.1st

2nd

K & R SMITH

Class 7.02: Epidendrum, reed stem type (crucifix orchid)

Topaz SpecialEpi.

Comet ValleyEpi.

1st

2nd

T MARCH

R & G BILLS

Class 7.04: Phaius and alliance hybrid

Lady Ramona HarrisGp.

Lady Ramona HarrisGp.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

T DEAN

Class 7.05: Zygopetalum and alliance hybrid

Debbie De MelloZ.1st

2nd

R RUSSELL

Class 7.07: Cymbidium, any other

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ORCHID - Spring Show 2018 - Results Australian MidnightCym.

Australian MidnightCym.

1st

2nd

R & D CORNALE

M GUNDER


Class 8.01: Laeliinae (Cattleya, Laelia, Sophronitis or Brassavola only.)(RHS or Sander accepted)

intermediaC.

skinneriGur.

1st

2nd

J & M BLOXSOM

K & R SMITH

Class 8.02: Vandae (excluding Phalaenopsis)

matutinaRen.

polystachysOenla.

1st

2nd

J SCOTT

B & N LAKEY

Class 8.03: Phalaenopsis

amabilisPhal.

amabilisPhal.

1st

2nd

T & M HANDLEY

J SCOTT

Class 8.04: Dendrobium – Australian

discolorDen.

discolorDen.

1st

2nd

M GUNDER

T DEAN

Class 8.05: Dendrobium – Exotic

lindleyi var. majusDen.

thyrsiflorumDen.

1st

2nd

J & N GLOVER

J SCOTT

Class 8.07: Paphiopedilum or Phragmipedium

rothschildianaPaph.

philippinense var. roebeleniiPaph.

1st

2nd

T DEAN

C CHRISTENSEN

Class 8.09: Any other Australian Species

canaliculatumCym.

australisPhais.

1st

2nd

R & D CORNALE

J & M BLOXSOM

Class 8.10: Any other Exotic Species

amethystoglossumDen.

bicolorLpt.

1st

2nd

J & M BLOXSOM

P & T JENKINSON

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Displays: Large Displays : 1st J Scott & R and D Cornale 2nd N & B Lakey 3rd Bills, Hogan and Breingan Container Displays 1St N& J Glover 2nd M&G Munder 3rd L&R Mann


FOLIAGE / FERN - Spring Show 2018 - RESULTS

Any other foliage - over 200mm diameter pot size J & N GLOVER

Any other foliage - over 200mm diameter pot size J & S FRISCH

1st

2nd

Class 9.11: Any other foliage – up to 200mm diameter pot size

Any other foliage - up to 200mm diameter pot size F & B ENGLISH

Any other foliage - up to 200mm diameter pot size J & N GLOVER

1st

2nd

Class 9.12: Adiantum (Maiden Hair fern)

Adiantum Maiden Hair Fern J & S FRISCH

Adiantum (Maiden Hair fern) D & L HUMBLE

1st

2nd

Class 9.13: Huperzia (Tassel fern)

Huperzia (Tassel fern) S & M ROWCLIFFE

Huperzia (Tassel fern) F & B ENGLISH

1st

2nd

Class 9.14: Any other fern

Any other fern J & S FRISCH

Any other fern J & S FRISCH

1st

2nd

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Your Orchid Diary 2018

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