Chairperson: Judy Jarvis
Sandy Reasor, Ann Rumfelt
1. All plant materials must have been grown by the exhibitor (except for Section See also #6 belo) Potted plants must have been in the exhibitor’s possession for at least three month Plantings containing multiple plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for not less than six week Unless stated, potted plants may have only one plan African violets may have only a single crow
2. Exhibitor may make more than one entry per class or subclass, provided each is of a different genus, species, variety, cultivar, type size or colo
3. Containers for cut specimens shall be clear, colorless glass with no lettering or decoration, in good proportions to the exhibit, and furnished by the exhibito Cut specimens should not have any foliage below the water lin
4. Specimen shall be defined as one bloom, spray, cluster, stalk, stem, or branc
5. Wedging with cotton or styrofoam is permitted when furnished by the exhibitor and should be inconspicuou
6. Tinted or treated accessory material may be used for arrangements in Section However, all flowers must be fres Judging will be based on design, color, suitable relationship of all materials, distinction, originality, and condition of all material
7. The committee may subdivide any class or subclass by cultivar, type, and/or colo
8. Neither the Fair Association nor the Department 6 committee is responsible for loss or breakage of plant materials, containers or accessorie
9. The exhibit judged as finest in the entire division in the opinion of the committee may receive a Best in Show award, provided all requirements have been me
Annual or biennial | Perennial | Woody Perennials | Herbs | African Violet | Other Potted Plants | Roses | Dahlias | Gladiolus | Arrangements
Class 1 Aster
Class 2 Bachelor’s Button
Class 3 Celosia
Class 4 Coleus
Class 5 Cosmos
Class 6 Feverfew
- Single
- Double
Class 7 Helianthus
Class 8 Heliotrope
Class 9 Larkspur
Class 10 Marigold
- Small, under 1 ½", 1 color
- Medium, 1 ½" to 3", 1 color
- Giant, over 3"
- Any not listed above
Class 11 Pansy
Class 12 Petunia
- Single
- Double
Class 13 Pot Marigold
Class 14 Salvia
Class 15 Snapdragon
Class 16 Zinnia
- Small, under 1 ½"
- Medium, 1 ½ to 4"
- Giant, over 4"
- Any not listed above
Class 17 Any other annual or biennial
Class 18 Butterfly Weed
Class 19 Coreopsis
Class 20 Chrysanthemum
Class 21 Daisy
- Gloriosa
- Pyrethrum
Class 22 Hollyhock
Class 23 Phlox
Class 24 Any other perennial
Class 25 Butterfly Bush
Class 26 Hydrangea
Class 27 Rose of Sharon
Class 28 Spiraea
(cut specimens)
Class 29 Basil
Class 30 Bee balm
Class 31 Chive
Class 32 Cilantro
Class 33 Lavender
Class 34 Oregano
Class 35 Parsley
Class 36 Rosemary
Class 37 Thyme
Class 38 Yarrow
Class 39 Any other herb
(single crown)
Class 40 Single
Class 41 Double
Class 42 Miniature, single or double
SECTION F: Other Potted Plants
Any size container
Class 43 Begonia
- Tuberous
- Any other Begonia
Class 44 Coleus (one plant)
Class 45 Fern
Class 46 Geranium
Class 47 Impatiens
Class 48 Cacti and other succulents
Class 49 Any other flowering potted plant
Class 50 Any other foliage potted plant
Class 51 Potted plants with two or more varieties
Class 52 Hybrid Tea, grown disbudded
(one bloom to a stem)
Class 53 Grandiflora, grown naturally
Class 54 Floribunda, grown naturally
Class 55 Any other rose
Class 56 Pompons (2 pompons or 2 stems)
Class 57 Size M, under 4", 2 blooms
Class 58 Size B, 4" to 8", 1 bloom
Class 59 Size A, over 8" 1 bloom
(one spike)
Class 60 Miniature, under 2 ½"
Class 61 Small, 2 ½" to 3 ½"
Class 62 Medium, 3 ½" to 4 ½"
Class 63 Large, 4 ½" to 5 ½ "
Theme: Flowers of Many Colors
Class 64 Yellow flowers in a basket
Class 65 White flowers in a pitcher or vase
Class 66 Red flowers in an unusual container
Class 67 Blue flowers in a miniature arrangement
Class 68 Roses of any color
Class 69 Purple flowers
Class 70 Wildflowers in a container from the kitchen
Class 71 Fresh greenery
Class 72 Mass arrangement using several colors and kinds of flowers
Class 73 Favorite color arranged in favorite container