Fair Registration Plants and Flowers
Groups 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700 & 800 may enter in this division
Superintendents: Rosie Henry, Evonne Horn, Lynn Theurer & Phyllis Ruzek
The top Exhibitor age 16 or younger in Division J – Plants and Flowers will receive a special ribbon.
Cut flower should be brought in large, weight and unlabeled bottles.
All entries must be in PRESENTABLE condition when brought in.
The Superintendents reserve the right to remove unsightly flowers.
Class 1: Cut Flowers
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- Enter the stated number of flowers.
- Provide your own clean, plain container
- Please weigh down large bottles.
- For lots that state blooms – buds are not allowed.
- For lots that state stems – buds are allowed.
- Foliage can be used but cannot be under water.
- Flowers should be uniform & same color in a lot.
| Lot: | ||
| 1. | Ageratum | 3 stems |
| 2. | Aster | 3 blooms |
| 3 . | Astilbe | 3 stems |
| 4. | Baby’s breath | 3 stems |
| 5. | Bachelor buttons | 3 blooms |
| 6. | Balloon flower | 3 stems |
| 7. | Bee balm | 3 blooms |
| 8. | Bells of Ireland | 3 stems |
| 9. | Butterfly plant | 1 stalk |
| 10. | Calendula | 3 blooms |
| 11. | Canterbury bells | 1 stalk |
| 12. | Carnation | 3 stems |
| 13. | Chrysanthemum | 3 stems |
| 14. | Coneflower | 3 stems |
| 15. | Coxcomb,plumed | 3 stems |
| 16. | Coxcomb, crested | 1 stem |
| 17. | Coral bells | 3 stems |
| 18. | Coreopsis | 3 stems |
| 19. | Cosmos | 3 stems |
| 20. | Dahlia, under 4″ | 3 blooms |
| 21. | Dahlia, over 4″ | 1 bloom |
| 22. | Daisy, painted | 3 blooms |
| 23. | Daisy, Shasta (not wild) | 3 stems |
| 24. | Daisy, any other | 3 blooms |
| 25. | Delphinium | 1 stalk |
| 26. | Dianthus | 3 stems |
| 27. | Foxglove | 1 stalk |
| 28. | Gailardia | 3 blooms |
| 29. | Gladiolus, pink | 1 spike |
| 30. | Gladiolus, red | 1 spike |
| 31. | Gladiolus, white | 1 spike |
| 32. | Gladiolus, yellow | 1 spike |
| 33. | Gladiolus, other | 1 spike |
| 34. | Grasses | 3 stems |
| 35. | Hibiscus | 1 bloom |
| 36. | Hollyhock | 1 stalk |
| 37. | Hosta, solid, 3″ to 11″ | 3 leaves |
| 38. | Hosta, variegated, 3″ to 11″ | 3 leaves |
| 39. | Hosta, solid, 12″ and over | 2 leaves |
| 40. | Hosta, variegated, 12″ and over | 2 leaves |
| 41. | Hosta, miniature, less than 3″, solid or variegated | |
| 42. | Hydrangea | 1 bloom |
| 43. | Larkspur | 1 stalk |
| 44. | Lily, Asiatic | 1 stem |
| 45. | Lily, Calla | 1 stem |
| 46. | Lily, Day | 1 stem |
| 47. | Lily, Oriental | 1 stem |
| 48. | Lupine | 1 spike |
| 49. | Marigold, small | 3 blooms |
| 50. | Marigold, large | 3 blooms |
| 51. | Monkshood | 3 stems |
| 52. | Nasturtiums | 3 blooms |
| 53. | Pansy | 3 blooms |
| 54. | Rudbeckia | 3 stems |
| 55. | Petunia, single | 3 stems |
| 56. | Petunia, double | 3 stem |
| 57. | Phlox, annual | 3 stem |
| 58. | Phlox, perennial | 1 stem |
| 59. | Pincushion | 3 blooms |
| 60. | Peony | 3 blooms |
| 61. | Rose, climber | 1 spray |
| 62. | Rose, floribunda | 1 spray |
| 63 | Rose, in a bowl | |
| 64. | Rose, shrub | 1 spray |
| 65. | Rose, miniature | 1 spray |
| 66. | Rose, hybrid tea | 1 stem |
| 67. | Salvia | 3 stems |
| 68. | Snapdragon | 3 spikes |
| 69. | Statice | 3 stems |
| 70. | Strawflowers | 3 stems |
| 71. | Sweet peas | 3 stems |
| 72. | Sweet William | 3 stems |
| 73. | Verbena |
3 stems |
| 74. | Veronica | 3 stems |
| 75. | Yarrow | 3 stems |
| 76. | Zinnia, under 2″ | 3 blooms |
| 77. | Zinnia, over 2″ | 3 blooms |
| 78. | Any other annual, identify | |
| 79. | Any other annual, identify | |
| 80. | Any other perennial, identify | |
| 81. | Any other perennial, identify |
Class 2: Potted Plants, Flowering
| Lot: | |
| 82. | African violet, double |
| 83. | African violet, single |
| 84. | African violet, miniature |
| 85. | Begonia, fibrous |
| 86. | Begonia, tuberous |
| 87. | Chenille plant |
| 88. | Crown of thorns |
| 89. | Cyclamen |
| 90. | Fuchsia |
| 91. | Geranium |
| 92. | Gloxinia |
| 93. | Impatiens, traditional |
| 94. | Impatiens, New Guinea |
| 95. | Shamrock |
| 96. | Shrimp plant |
| 97. | Flowering tree |
| 98. | Petunia |
| 99. | Not listed, identify |
Class 3: Potted Plants, Foliage
| Lot: | |
| 101. | Zebra Plant |
| 102. | Baby tears |
| 103. | Bonsai |
| 104. | Dieffenbachia |
| 105. | Fern, asparagus |
| 106. | Fern, Boston |
| 107. | Fern, any other |
| 108. | Fig |
| 109. | Fittonia |
| 110. | Hoya, wax plant |
| 111. | India rubber plant |
| 112. | Ivy, English |
| 113. | Ivy, any other |
| 114. | Prayer plant |
| 115. | Nephthytis, arrowhead |
| 116. | Palm |
| 117. | Pepperomia |
| 118. | Philodendron |
| 119. | Pothos |
| 120. | Schefflera |
| 121. | Wandering Jew |
| 122. | Spider |
| 123. | Any other, identify |
| 124. | Any other, identify |
Class 4: Potted Plants, Cacti and Succulents
| Lot: | |
| 125. | Cacti, spiny |
| 126. | Cacti, spineless |
| 127. | Sansevieria, Birds Nest |
| 128. | Mother-in-Law’s Tongue |
| 129.. | Succulent, Aloe |
| 130. | Succulent, Deer’s Tongue |
| 131. | Succulent, Hen and Chicks |
| 132. | Succulent, Jade |
| 133. | Succulent, any other, identify |
| 134. | Dish garden, cacti and succulents |
| 135. | Terrarium or bottle garden, cacti and/or succulents |
| 136. | Any other, identify |
Class 5: Dried Arrangements
| Lot: | |
| 137. | Any arrangement |
Class 6: Container Gardens – more than one plant per pot
| Lot: | |
| 138. | Annual flower pot |
| 139. | Foliage plants |
| 140. | Vegetable plants |
| 141. | Fairy/Gnome plants |
Class 7: Hanging Baskets
| Lot: | |
| 142. | Impatiens, traditional |
| 143. | Verbena |
| 144. | Ivy |
| 145. | Philodendron |
| 146. | Begonia, fibrous |
| 147. | Begonia, tuberous |
| 148. | Geranium |
| 149. | Fuschia |
| 150. | Spider |
| 151. | Pothos |
| 152. | Petunias |
| 153. | Pansies |
| 154. | Lobelia |
| 155. | Any other not listed, identify |
Class 8: Fresh Arrangements
Only natural, fresh flowers . (NO ENDANGERED SPECIES OR FLOWERS TO BE USED IN THE ARRANGEMENTS) will be accepted unless otherwise stated in each lot. Flowers,
container and the arrangement will ALL BE considered in the judging. NO POTS WITH SOIL! Greens can be added to the arrangements.
The Helen Hollister Memorial Award will be given for the
Best Arrangement in Class 8 in
Division J: Plants and Flowers.
| Lot: | |
| 156. | Perfect in Pink – use only variations of the color pink |
| 157. | The Color Palette – use many different colors |
| 158. | First Frost – use only white flowers |
| 159. | Life’s A Peach – use only peach colors |
| 160. | Veggie Platter – add 2 kinds of “flowering vegetables” to an arrangement |
| 161. | Bunches of Blue – use shades of blue |
| 162. | Lilies, Lilies Everywhere – an arrangement featuring lilies |
| 163. | Celebrate July Birth Flower – use 3 stalks of delphinium (July Birth flower) in an arrangement |
PREMIUMS
| 1st: | 2nd | 3rd |
| $1.50 | $1.25 | $1.00 |