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Flower specimens Dianthus to Rudbeckia
![]() Dianthus, otherwise known as Sweet William, won a 1st for Doreen. |
![]() and she won 2nd as well. |
![]() Heuchera bloom all summer. 1st, Doreen. |
![]() 2nd, Lorna. |
![]() Doreen's Hydrangea took 1st
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![]() Erika's, 2nd. |
![]() Olive Balderson's won 3rd. |
![]() This is a different type of Hydrangea Pat Poitras won 1st. |
![]() Ailsa Lee Loy won 2nd. Without looking at the
show notes, can you tell the difference between these last two and the previous 3 hydrangeas? |
![]() Lesson's over, on to the Japanese Anenome. (will update later on this winner) |
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Doreen's were 3rd |
![]() Lorna had pansies still blooming and they gave her a 1st prize. |
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Have you ever seen a petunia this colour? Bravo Ailsa, on your 1st prize. |
![]() This dark beauty won 2nd for Lorna.
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Erika's Rudbeckia took 1st prize. |
![]() Liam Peel's took 2nd. |
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Erika's again. This one came 3rd. |
Second quiz: can you see the difference between the two types of rudbeckia here? Erika's are one type and Liam's another. Hint: the three vases are the same size in all three pictures. |