The Rhododendron, Camellia & Magnolia Group

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Class 1: A hardy species rhododendron, truss or spray: 1st place: R. keysii 0159 Alan Pedrick

Class 1: 1st place: R. keysii 0159 Alan Pedrick

Class 2: A hardy hybrid rhododendron, truss or spray: 1st place: 'Fortune' 0245 Rod White

Class 2: 1st place: 'Fortune' 0245 Rod & Mary White

Class 3: A tender species or hybrid rhododendron, grown under glass or otherwise, including vireyas, truss or spray: 1st Place: 'Cara Mia' (Vireya) 0146 Andy and Jenny Fly

Class 3: 1st Place: Labelled 'Cara Mia' (Vireya) 0146 Andy & Jenny Fly

Class 4: 1st place: 'Bartholo Lazzari' 0168 Andy and Jenny Fly

Class 5: 1st place: 'Aya kammuri' Wilson No 19 0265 Polly Cooke

Class 6: 1st place: C. 'Freedom Bell' 0232 Russell Beeson

Class 7: 1st place: M. sprengeri 0317 Philip Eastell

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