Corpse Flower bloom begins ahead of stinky display
08 January 2023
The foul-smelling Corpse Flower has opened its limited but stinky bloom as thousands of visitors are expected to flock to Adelaide Botanic Garden.
28 February 2013
Date posted: 28 February 2013
Congratulations to all of the winners of the 2013 Tomato Sauce Challenge held at last weekend's Tomato Festival!
Here are the winners:
First prize - Helen Hay
Second prize - Ann Brooke
Third prize - Andrea Brookes
Merit award - Chris Durdin, Grant Fleming and Joy Graetz
First prize - Our Lady Queen of Peace, Albert Park
Second prize - Wirrabarra Primary School, Wirrabarra
Third prize - Auburn Primary School, Auburn
Merit award - Elizabeth Downs Primary, Elizabeth Downs
Merit award/Best non-traditional sauce - Adelaide Secondary School of English
Colin Durdin
Thank you to our judges Walter Duncan, Rosa Matto, Sophie Thompson and Carolyn Sawtell for giving their time and tastebuds.
Thank you also to our generous prize donors:
Thank you to everyone who entered and we hope to see (and taste) your sauces next year!
08 January 2023
The foul-smelling Corpse Flower has opened its limited but stinky bloom as thousands of visitors are expected to flock to Adelaide Botanic Garden.
06 January 2023
One of the world's most notoriously foul-smelling plant species is set to bloom at Adelaide Botanic Garden in the coming days.