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City of Goulburn Rose Festival
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City of Goulburn Rose Festival
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City of Goulburn
Goulburn City of Roses - 21st Annual Rose Show - 8 & 9 March 2014
City of Goulburn
Goulburn City of Roses - 21st Annual Rose Show - 8 & 9 March 2014
Every March roses bloom in a spectacle that is Goulburn’s Rose Festival, now a major annual attraction for all rose fanciers and their families. The Festival features thousands of named roses on display including the City of Goulburn Rose. The rose is a flower that sits comfortably with Goulburn’s heritage buildings, broad streets, spacious parks and majestic trees.
The Goulburn Rose Festival showcases the roses of Goulburn and includes a strongly contested competition in which anyone can enter roses for judging, from champion growers to ordinary home gardeners and even children.The show is to be judged by Glynis Hayne (Roses) and Cecily Rogers (Floral Art) two of Australia's leading judges. Prize money of $1500 is donated by local businesses, organisations and individuals.
This show and the NSW Championships at the Sydney Royal Easter Show are the top two rose shows conducted in NSW.
The Goulburn Rose Festival showcases the roses of Goulburn and includes a strongly contested competition in which anyone can enter roses for judging, from champion growers to ordinary home gardeners and even children.The show is to be judged by Glynis Hayne (Roses) and Cecily Rogers (Floral Art) two of Australia's leading judges. Prize money of $1500 is donated by local businesses, organisations and individuals.
This show and the NSW Championships at the Sydney Royal Easter Show are the top two rose shows conducted in NSW.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Doug, why do I know the name "Cecily Rogers"
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Cecily is the President of the RHS.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Doug, any chance of a bit of background on Cecily please, I think our paths have crossed a while back.
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Will you be competing, Doug?
betsyw- Number of posts : 1340
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
I thought it would be a "conflict" of interest Betsy if Glynis is judging roses ?
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
No I won't be exhibiting as it would be considered a conflict of interest.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Just arrived back from Goulburn after attending the Goulburn City Rose Show that was judged by the AQ. The champion bunch was Brass Band and champion exhibition bloom Signature. About to leave to go and see Mrs Brown's Boys live at Allphones Arena. Will give a full report tomorrow of the rose show that is as this is a family site and I don't want to get into trouble with David.
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Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Oh wow , i love Mrs Brown's boys , good on you !!
maree- Number of posts : 1733
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Ausrose wrote:. The champion bunch was Brass Band
Budded myself a Brass band today( as well as Best Friends-nice pink one) and will grow it in the pot....time will tell.....
PS: How did you go , Doug?.........
neptune- Number of posts : 2450
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
neptune wrote:Ausrose wrote:. The champion bunch was Brass Band
Budded myself a Brass band today( as well as Best Friends-nice pink one) and will grow it in the pot....time will tell.....
PS: How did you go , Doug?.........
John, I think you will find Doug did not enter as the AQ was judging and it would cause a conflict of interest.
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Maree there is only one word to describe Mrs Brown's Boys "brilliant". Definitely not for minors but despite some of the colourful language that was often tinged with politically incorrectness I, the AQ and from all indications the packed house didn't find it offensive.
John you will be pleased with both of the roses you budded. Brass Band along with Flemington Racecourse (Chapman) has been the most successful floribunda show rose in recent years throughout NSW. Best Friend has a fragrance to die for. Now all you have to do is hold your breath and hope the buds take. In Sydney it is a bit late in the year to be budding but if you are prepared to take a good percentage of losses you can still bud.With respect to the rose show as David has said I didn't enter because the AQ was judging and my entry would have constituted a conflict of interest.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Overview of show.
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Ted & Meryl Morphett Champion Exhibition Bloom - Signature
Steve & Trish Maher Champion Unit - Brass Band
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The African Queen ( Glynis Hayne) judging the City of Goulburn Class
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Rose breeder Max Ryan checks the result of his Beslan Rose entry in Bunch of Three Class.
Overview of show.
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Ted & Meryl Morphett Champion Exhibition Bloom - Signature
Steve & Trish Maher Champion Unit - Brass Band
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The African Queen ( Glynis Hayne) judging the City of Goulburn Class
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Rose breeder Max Ryan checks the result of his Beslan Rose entry in Bunch of Three Class.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Each year the Goulburn Rose Festival has a theme this year it was 100 years of the Red Cross next year it will be celebrating the Anzacs 100 yrs anniversary.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
Are you entering , Doug....?
neptune- Number of posts : 2450
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
No the AQ will be judging.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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Re: City of Goulburn Rose Festival
As a follow up to the Gouburn Festival of Roses the Goulburn AP&H Society held its annual rose show yesterday. Once again the Mahers and the Morphetts dominated the awards with the Mahers winning the Rose Championship and Grand Champion as well as seven champion ribbons while the Morphetts won the Miniature Championship and four champion ribbons.
Ausrose- Number of posts : 1318
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