The original publication (in <<ddpub:Look, We're Dancing#345>>) says it can be danced in a 3C, 4C or 5C set.
Though the version in the <<ddpub:Second Book of Graded Scottish Country Dances, A#1084|2nd Graded book>> only mentions a 4C set.
The dance intensity is given for the 4C version.

Another existing variation is 8x32 for 3C in a 4C set with the three couples all dancing reels instead of solo figures of 8.

The notes say it was devised "for everyone to dance but especially for new dancers" and also that "the waratah (Telopea speciosissima) is the floral symbol of New South Wales and the name of a suburb of Newcastle, New South Wales."