Spring Flower Show
May10, 2022
“Footloose and Fancy Free”
Please read the Flower Show Rules
Horticulture Classes
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1) Cut Flowering Branch, not to exceed 24”
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a. Viburnums
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b. Other
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2) Flowering Herbaceous Perennial (Non Bulbous) — Cut specimen
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3) Flowering Bulbs Cut specimen — Foliage is to be attached to the flower stem if it occurs naturally on the stem, as with Tulips.
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a. Bulbs
b. Corms
c. Tubers
d. Rhizomes -
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4) Challenge Class Cut specimen
a. N. Albus Plenus Odoratus, Division 13, (formerly Division 4) -
b. N. Cheerfulness, Division 4
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5) Propagation Class — Plant from any prior workshop
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Include date and method of propagation. To be judged as a par class.*
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a. Houseplant
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b. Woody plant
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c. Herbaceous
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6) A collection of at least 3 different cut foliage specimens from your garden. To be shown in exhibitor’s own container.
To be judged 75% for horticulture, 25% for artistic effect. -
a. Foliage
b. Flowering -
c. Mixed
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7) Challenge Houseplant
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Sinningia ‘Prudence Risley’ distributed at September 2021 meeting
Floral Design Classes
“Footloose and Fancy Free”
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8) “Fancy Free”
A miniature arrangement in a fancy container, not to exceed 9” in any direction.
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9) “Almost Paradise”
An arrangement inspired by the movie Footloose, not to exceed 24” in width. Accessories permitted.
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10) “It Takes Two”
Team arrangement using a pair of shoes.
Entrants are encouraged to have a less experienced Weeder participate with a more experienced Weeder.
To be judged as a pair.
9. “May Day” A spring arrangement. Not to exceed 18” in width.
10. “Cinque de Mayo” A design not to exceed 18” in width. Accessories permitted.
11. “Memorial Day” A picnic table arrangement. Not to exceed 24” in width.
*Par Class: A class in which entries are judged against perfection rather than each other.