Class 33
Chairperson: Janice Terry Committee Members: Susan Elliott, Bev Leonard, Nancy Lockhart, Chessy Pottage
All plants and flowers competing for prizes must have been grown by the exhibitor. No article to which a premium has been awarded in one Section will be allowed to compete in another, and no articles forming part of a collection entered for a premium in collection
shall receive a premium as a single article. All cut flowers must be displayed in suitable vases or dishes. No premium will be awarded to any exhibit containing more than one plant in a pot (unless specified by the Section). All potted plants must be in exhibitor’s possession for at least 3 months.
FLORAL TERMS:
Bloom: Individual flower, one to a stem, do not leave buds showing
Stem: May carry one or more flowers, with foliage
Spike: A thick upright stem carrying several flowers
Spray: A portion of the plant with a number of flowers on one stem
Collection: Minimum of three different varieties
Display: May be one or more varieties
Floating: May NOT touch sides of a clear container
PRIZES SECTIONS 1-39: 1st – $4 | 2nd – $3 | 3rd – $2
SECTIONS 1 – 39:
CUT FLOWERS
- Asters, 1 stem, single head(s)
- Asters, 1 bloom, double head
- Chrysanthemums – 3 stems (medium)
- Chrysanthemums – Collection
- Phlox
- Cosmos, 5 stems
- Dahlia, decorative, single bloom, 3” and over
- Dahlia, decorative, single bloom, under 3”
- Dahlias, arranged in a vase, Any number, any color(s)
- Geranium, 3 stems with blooms on each
- Hydrangea, 1 stem
- Marigold, 5 blooms, over 7.5 cm (3”)
- Petunias, 5 sprays, single
- Rose – Last perfect Rose of summer
- Rose, collection, variety of blooms
- Salvia, 5 spikes
- Sedum, 3 stems
- Snapdragons, 5 stems
- Zinnias, 5 blooms, assorted
- Coneflower, 3 sprays
- Gladioli, 3 spikes, PLEASE weight your vase to avoid tipping
- Heleanthus ( sunflower) 3 stems
- Ornamental Grass, 3 stems, 1 variety, not over 90cm (3’) in height, including container
- Annual flowers, 5 sprays, 5 different varieties, named
- Perennial flowers, 5 sprays, 5 different varieties, named
POTTED PLANTS
- African Violet, in bloom
- Coleus, max. 8” pot
- Fern, (excluding Asparagus), max. 8” pot
- Flowering House Plant, EXCLUDING GERANIUM max 6” pot (15.2 cm)
- Non-flowering House Plant, named, max 6”(15.2 cm) pot
- Outdoor Mixed Planter, in bloom, max. 12” pot
- Potted Hibiscus
- Potted Begonia – grown for flowers, in bloom
- Potted Begonia – grown for foliage
- Potted Herb Collection, minimum of 3 properly named,
- Potted Shamrock, any colour
- Succulent Garden
- Succulent, in container 5” (13 cm) or less
- Cactus, in container 5” (13 cm) or less
DESIGNS
PRIZES SECTIONS 40 – 45:
1st – $6 + Complimentary 1 Year Horticultural Society Membership | 2nd – $4 | 3rd – $3
Prize Money & Memberships sponsored by the E.D.G.E.
All arrangements NOT to exceed 45 cm (18”) in any direction, unless otherwise specified.
- Budding Beginners – simple arrangement for novice
- Old Treasures – arrangement in an antique container
- “Coffee with Friends” –arrangement in a coffee mug
- Butterfly Heaven – using flowers to attract butterflies, max 10”
- Autumn Arrangement – using 3” pumpkins or gourds, including fresh flowers
- “Garden Harvest” using a garden tool up to 12” in any direction flowers, vegetables and fruit accepted.
- Mary T Stone Memorial Special
PRIZE: 1st – $15 I 2nd $10 I 3rd – $5
Fresh arrangement in Fall Colors –your interpretation.
NEW EXHIBITOR AWARD
To the NEW Exhibitor with the most points in Sections 1 thru 46 inclusive – $10