MELTON & MOORABOOL
Home » Lifestyle » Events » Green thumbs urged to show passion at Bacchus Marsh Horticulture Show

Green thumbs urged to show passion at Bacchus Marsh Horticulture Show

The Bacchus Marsh Horticulture Show is more than your “typical flower show”.

The region’s green thumbs are being invited to enter their plants, vegies and flowers to be in the running for first prize.

Organising committee member Jock Taylor encouraged everyone from all ages to enter this year’s show.

Categories include roses, cut flowers, floral art, Australian natives, pot plants, garden produce or juniors.

And the best “overall” exhibit will receive a rosette, sash and prize.

“Children 14 and under may enter the junior section, but they can also enter any other section, such as the garden produce.”

Ms Taylor said there will be plenty happening on the day to keep everyone entertained.

The Bacchus Marsh Horticulture Show will be held at the Public Hall, Main Street, Bacchus Marsh on Saturday, October 22 from noon-5pm, and from 9am-4pm on Sunday, October 23.

Entry is $5 for adults, while children under 14 are admitted free.

Details: 0408 688 894

 

Digital Editions


More News

  • Record passenger numbers at Melbourne Airport

    Record passenger numbers at Melbourne Airport

    Melbourne Airport has recorded its busiest month on record, with 3,421,195 passengers travelling via the airport terminals in December. The airport also set a new monthly record for the number…

  • Dementia grants now open

    Dementia grants now open

    Dementia Australia has opened its applications for a new round of Community Engagement grants for up to 12 dementia-friendly community initiatives. Dementia Australia CEO Professor Tanya Buchanan said community groups…

  • Big Switch timetable released

    Big Switch timetable released

    The new timetable for the train networks ‘Big Switch’ has been released, with the state government saying it will deliver more than one thousand extra weekly services. Public and Active…

  • Serving up more public transport for Australian Open

    Serving up more public transport for Australian Open

    Thousands of extra public transport services will be available for tennis fans heading to the Australian Open. Public and Active Transport Minister Gabrielle Williams announced that almost 5000 extra trams,…

  • Titans ready for challenge

    Titans ready for challenge

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 459469 North Western Titans stayed focused on the Christmas break as they try to lock in a top spot in the Baseball Victoria regional…

  • Shania Lee wanted on warrant

    Shania Lee wanted on warrant

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Shania Lee. The 27-year-old Tarneit woman is wanted on warrant following a fatal house fire in Sydenham on 8 September 2024.…

  • Council calls for stronger funding

    Council calls for stronger funding

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 323327 Moorabool council is calling for major reform to the way local governments are funded, warning fast-growing councils are being pushed towards breaking point…

  • CFA’s commitment to community

    CFA’s commitment to community

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 528517 As the fire season intensifies across Victoria, volunteers at Eynesbury CFA are once again stepping up, dedicating countless hours to training, response and…

  • West is best this Midsumma

    West is best this Midsumma

    Midsumma Westside is back again, with plenty of events happening across Melbourne’s western suburbs between 18 January until 8 February. Georgia Tacey dives into all the events happening over the…

  • My Place

    My Place

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 528034 Meet Melton local Faryal Rizwan, who will soon embark on an educational trip to Malaysia as she explores the way Islamic values shape…