Wednesday September 16, 2009
For Rules and Judging, Click Here
Division 1 - Horticultural
Section A - Roses
Section B - Annuals, Biennials, Perennials and Flowering Bulbs
Note: For collections, where names of varieties are requested, please write the
names on the reverse side of Entry Tag – it aids in
the judging and in case of a tie, the entry with the named varieties will win.
Section C - Oddities
Section D - House Plants
Division 2 - Design
Theme: Through the Ages
Note: For general guidelines Click Here
Classes designated "A" are for novice entries. A novice is someone who is either entering into competition for the first time or has never won a first place award in the design division in any of the Society's Flower Shows.
Exhibits, unless otherwise stated, should fit into a 2 foot square.
St. George's Anglican Church
Class
Name
Requirement
1
Roses - 3 of any variety shown as: on in bud, one half open and one in full bloom
3 specimens
2
Roses - climber
1 spray or bloom
3
Roses - Cluster (e.g. The Fairy, Lili Marlene)
1 spray
4
Roses - English (Austin) or old
1 spray
5
Roses - English (Austin) or old
1 bloom
6
Roses for Fragrance (judged 60% fragrance, 40% condition)
1 stem
7
Roses - Hybrid Tea, 3 Blooms, each bloom to be a different colour
3 blooms
8
Roses - Hybrid Tea, any colour
1 bloom
9
Roses - miniature
1 spray
10
Roses - miniature
1 bloom
11
Roses - shrub
1 spray or bloom
Class
Name
Requirement
12
Aconitum - (Monkshood)
1 stem
13
Actea - (Cimicifuga Bugbane)
1 stem
14
Anemones - Japanese
1 bloom
15
Antirrhinum - (Snapdragon)
1 stem
16
Aster - annual, any colour
1 stem
17
Aster - perennial, any colour
1 stem
18
Begonia tuberous - floating in a shallow bowl (exhibitor to suppy)
1 blooms with foliage
19
Calendula - one colour
3 blooms
20
Chrysanthemum
1 stem
21
Clematis
2 blooms with foliage
22
Cleome
1 stem
23
Coreopsis - any colour
3 blooms
24
Cosmos - one variety
3 blooms
25
Dahlia - giant/large - bloom 6" and over
1 bloom
26
Dahlia - medium/small - under 6"
1 bloom
27
Delphinium
1 stem
28
Dianthus - any colour
1 stem
29
Echinacea - (Cornflower) any colour
1 stem
30
Eupatorium - (Bonset/Joe-Pye Weed)
1 stem
31
Gaillardia - (Blanket Flower)
1 bloom
32
Geranium - (Cranesbill)
1 spray or 3 blooms
33
Geranium - (Pelagonium), large flowered
1 stem
34
Geranium - (Pelargonium) any other (e.g. ivy leaf, zonal)
1 stem with foliage
35
Helenium - (Helen's Flower)
1 stem
36
Helianthus - (Sunflower), and size, any colour
1 stem
37
Grasses, Sedges, Bamboos (named) - over 24" in height, own vase
1 collection, must include
at least 3 varieties
38
Grasses, Sedges, Bamboos (named) - under 24" in height, own vase
1 collection, must include
at least 3 varieties
39
Herbs - (a collection, fresh or dried, presented as a decorative arrangement)
each herb must be named1 collection of 3 to 5
different varieties
40
Limonium - (Statice)
1 stem
41
Nasturtium
5 blooms with foliage
42
Nicotiana - any colour
1 stem
43
Petunias - single, one colour
3 blooms
44
Phlox
1 stem
45
Rudbeckia - (Black-eyed Susan)
1 stem
46
Salvia
3 stems
47
Sedum
1 stem
48
Solidage - (Golden Rod)
1 bloom
49
Verbena - any type, any colour
2 stems
50
Violas - (Panises) large, mixed colours
5 blooms
51
Zinnias - large flowered
1 bloom
52
Zinnias - small flowered
3 blooms
53
Any summer flowering bulb
1 stem
54
Any other perennial flower not listed – under 18 inches
1 stem, bloom
55
Any other perennial flower not listed – plant size over 18 inches
1 stem, bloom
56
Flowering/fruiting branch of a shrub - not to exceed a 2 ½ foot
section including
container1 specimen
57
Flowering/fruiting vine (e.g. sweet peas, thungergia, porcelain vine)
2 sections with foliage
58
Dried Plant Material - air dried or glycerine treated, prepared by
exhibitor, display in a container. Judged 90% content, 10% arrangement1 collection, must include at
least 3 varieties
59
Collection of Annuals (named), your choice, own Vase
7 specimens
Class
Name
60
Most eaten leaf
61
Most misshapen vegetable/flower/leaf
62
The most pathetic flower
Class
Name
63
Cactus and Succulents
64
Flowering plant
65
Hanging Plant/planter
66
Non-flowering plant (excluding cactus and succulents
Class
Name
Requirement
67 & 67 A
Art Deco
A modern design
68 & 68A
Italian in the Renaissance
A water design, accessories permitted
69 & 69A
Medieval - Monastic Life
Edible design
70 & 70A
Pioneer Days
A design, accessories permitted, can incorporate dried or preserved material
71 & 71A
Victoriana - Tussie Mussie
A small design, not to exceed 10 inches (height, width, depth and diagonal). Ribbon permitted
| Award | Description |
|---|---|
| Jessie Brandford Award | Best Vegetable/Fruit Arrangement in Design Class |
| Duffield Award | Best Chrysanthemum |
| 1967 Director's Award | Most Points in Roses |
| Red Rose Tea Award (if not awarded in June) | Best Red Rose |
| Isobel Deveriaux Award | Highest Overall Points in Show |
| Friends of the Old Seed House Gard | Best in Show Horticultural Division – Judges choice from 1st place winners |