
Gibraltar Horticultural Society’s annual Christmas Flower Show combines a festive floral competition with a public exhibition in John Mackintosh Hall’s Lower Exhibition Room.
Entry is free for GHS members and children. Non-members pay £10, covering all their submissions. Advance reservation is required and places are limited; entrants using a member ticket without membership must pay the price difference.
Schools, clubs and individual young entrants can take part. Children may enter any class, with judging in two age groups: up to 11 and 12–17. Designs are judged on creativity, craftsmanship and use of natural materials. Enter as many classes as you wish.
Traditional and contemporary festive styles are welcome. Plastic is discouraged; flowers, foliage, fruit and other plant-based materials are encouraged. Candles and accessories are permitted. Size each display appropriately, keeping table arrangements practical. Previously exhibited pieces are not accepted.

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