Floral beauty at dahlia club’s annual show

By Grace Carter

Mar 4, 2024

**Flower power:** A stunning exhibition of dahlias. Photo by Megan Fisher

Dahlias were in full bloom over one massive weekend at the Congupna Community Hall, where the Shepparton and District Dahlia Club hosted its annual show.

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News photographer Megan Fisher went along to capture some of the beautiful floral displays.

Stephen Brown from Portland won the Best Garden Grown Bloom Class, while Jordan Cockerall from Waaia won the Junior Class.

**Garden masterpiece:** Stephen Brown, from Portland, won first prize in the main event. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Full bloom:** Beautiful dahlias were on display last weekend. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Dazzling display:** Bruce Millard, from Portland, won second prize in the main event. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Floral beauty:** Money from plants sold went to the Dookie, Devenish and District Good Friday Appeal. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Young talent blooming:** Jordan Cockerall from Waaia won the Junior Class. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Dahlia dreams:** Shepparton and District Dahlia Club president Rodney Clarke and Jamie Adams. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Eyecatching:** There was an array of colourful dahlias at the annual exhibition. Photo by Megan Fisher

**Blooming:** The annual show has been going for 19 years. Photo by Megan Fisher

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