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The document outlines the intent to participate in the On-Site Garden judging event scheduled for July 10, 2012. It specifies submission details, participant categories (Clover Kid, Junior, Intermediate, Senior), and requires exhibitors to be present. Additionally, it requests information about the participants and directions to the garden location for judging.

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