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Class 20
Flower Show Division
Franklin County Extension Office, Lower level
"Election Year — 2012"
Dorothy Wilson, chair
Sponsored by The Franklin County
Council of Garden Clubs
Entr ies
Friday, July
20: 8:00 - 11:00 am
Viewing
Friday, July
20: 4:00 - 8:30 pm
Saturday, July
21: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Remove Entries
Saturday, July
21: 11:05 am - 12:00 Noon
JUDGING
will be done by panels of accredited Flower Show Judges, accredited Society
Judges and/or experts in the field of horticulture. The signature of one judge
must be written on every Blue Ribbon exhibit card. All decisions of the Judges
shall be final.
General Rules and Regulations:
| 1. |
Avoid disqualification by reading the schedule
carefully. |
| 2. |
All Flower Show exhibitors must register at the
lower level of the Franklin County Extension Office before presenting
entries for placement.. |
| 3. |
Entries will be
received from 8:00 am to 11:00 am Friday, July 20, 2012. Entries
will close promptly at 11:00 am. Late entries will not be judged but may be
put on display. |
| 4. |
Bring address labels for each item to be entered (1"x3"
maximum size). |
| 5. |
Judging will begin at 1:00 p.m. the day of the show. |
| 6. |
All decisions of the Judges shall be final. |
| 7. |
Entries may not be removed before 11:05 a.m.,
Saturday, July 21, 2012. All entries are to be removed by 12:00 Noon.
Entries not removed by 12:00 Noon will be disposed of. |
| 8. |
The committee may subdivide Horticulture Division classes by cultivar,
type and/or color. |
| 9. |
Horticulture entries shall not be allowed
in "any other" classification if there is a class provided
for them. |
| 10. |
It is
unlawful to remove native plants from any public land in Kentucky. In
addition, the following federally listed endangered plants for Kentucky will
not be allowed in arrangements or as horticulture specimens: Arabis
perstella (Braun's Rock Cress), Mnuaria cumberlandensis
(Cumberland Sandwort), Schealbea Americana (Chaffseed),
Solidago shortii (Short's Goldenrod), and Trifolium stoloniferum
(Running Buffalo Clover). |
| 11. |
Euonymous alatus
(Burning Bush) and Lythrum salicaria (Purple Loosestrife) are
exotic invasive plants and will not be allowed in designs or as horticulture
specimens. |
| 12. |
Exhibitors are allowed to exhibit in the Youth
Flower Show
if they have attained their 2nd birthday and have not reached their 18th
birthday by July 1. |
| 13. |
General rules and regulations also apply to the
Flower Show Youth Division. |
Awards
| 1. |
One (1) Blue, one (1)
Red and one (1) White ribbon
may be given in each class, if merited. |
| 2. |
An Award of Merit will be given to named horticultural exhibits. Awards of Merit will be given in Section A
– Floral Design & Table Artistry; Section B – Roses; Section C – Annuals; Section D – Perennials;
and Section E – Bulbs, Corms & Tubers of the Horticultural Division, scoring
90 or above. |
| 3. |
A rosette for the Best of Show will be given in both the
Floral Design Division and the Horticulture Division, to a blue ribbon winner scoring 95 or above. |
| 4. |
Sweepstakes Award, calculated on the basis of the
greatest number of blue ribbons awarded to a single exhibitor will be given. In the event of a tie,
red and white ribbons will be counted. |
| 5. |
Achievement Award may be given to the outstanding
exhibits in both divisions in the Youth Flower Show. |
Floral Design Competition
Carter House
Flower Show exhibitors are to register at the lower level of the Franklin County
Extension Office prior to placing Floral Design in the Carter House for judging.
Section A – Design
Prizes: First-Blue Ribbon, Second-Red
Ribbon, Third-White Ribbon
Design Rules:
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Exhibitor may enter only one arrangement in each CLASS.
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Landscapes or scenes are
not permitted.
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Plant materials must be predominant in
all entries. No artificial flowers, fruit or foliage are to be used. Plant
material does not have to be grown by the exhibitor.
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Entries in 20001 – 20006 are not to exceed 24" in
width.
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Accessories are permitted with all designs – except
miniatures.
Judging Scale of Points
| Conformance to all
schedule requirements |
20 pts |
| Design:
consideration of Principles & Elements of Design |
42 pts |
| Artistic Concept
(selection and/or organization): |
12 pts |
| Expression (interpretation by exhibitor): |
10 pts |
| Distinction (marked
superiority in all
respects): |
16 pts |
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Total: |
100 pts |
| 20001. |
"The Primaries" – A design with one primary color predominating. |
| 20002. |
"Ballot
Box" – A design using a box as a container. |
| 20003. |
"The White
House"
– All white design. White flowers with foliage attached. |
| 20004. |
"Telephone Campaign" – A design
using wire as a component part. |
| 20005. |
"Straw
Vote" – A design in a basket, basket
not to exceed 15". |
| 20006. |
"Campaign Promises"
– A design not to exceed 8"
in height, width or depth, including container. |
| 20007. |
"The Loser" –
A design not to exceed 5" in height, width or depth, including container. |
Horticulture Division
Franklin County Extension Office
Section B — Horticulture
Prizes: First-Blue Ribbon, Second-Red
Ribbon, Third-White Ribbon
Horticulture Rules:
Exhibitor may enter as many entries as desired in
the Horticulture Division, and may enter one (1) of a different variety or color
(limit 3) in each class.
Entries in the Horticulture Division must be shown
in appropriately sized clear bottles provided by
the exhibitor. Bubble wrap or clear plastic wrap may be used as wedging.
Specimens should have no foliage below the water line.
All entries must be labeled by genus, species, and/or variety to receive awards.
Common name may also be given.
Roses
Stem length in proportion to bloom
|
20008. |
Grandiflora, 1 spray, two or more
fresh florets in bloom, buds in all stages or development with more open blooms
than buds, any color. |
| 20009. |
Hybrid Tea, 1 bloom, without side buds, any color |
| 20010. |
Floribunda, 1 spray, any color |
| 20011. |
Miniature, 1 bloom or spray, any
color |
| 20012. |
Shrub Rose, 1 spray, any color |
Annuals
One stem, scape or spray
|
20013. |
Zinnia, warm colors |
|
20014. |
Zinnia, cool colors |
|
20015. |
Zinnia, multiple colors |
|
20016. |
Marigold |
|
20017. |
Snapdragon |
|
20018. |
Petunia, Hedgiflora (spreading) |
|
20019. |
Petunia, any other |
|
20020. |
Celosia |
|
20021. |
Coleus |
|
20022. |
Cleome |
|
20023.. |
Salvia |
|
20024. |
Sunflower, large
headed |
|
20025. |
Sunflower, small
headed |
|
20026. |
Cosmos |
|
20027. |
Any other Annual |
Perennials
One stem, scape or spray
| 20026. |
Rudebeckia |
| 20027. |
Gloriosa Daisy |
| 20028. |
Shasta Daisy |
| 20029. |
Hemerocallis (daylily), red |
| 20030. |
Hemerocallis (daylily), pink |
| 20031. |
Hemerocallis (daylily), purple/lavender |
| 20032. |
Hemerocallis (daylily), orange |
| 20033. |
Hemerocallis (daylily), yellow |
| 20034. |
Hemerocallis (daylily),
any other |
| 20035. |
Salvia |
| 20036. |
Bee Balm |
| 20037. |
Hibiscus |
| 20038. |
Coneflower, warm colors |
| 20039. |
Coneflower, cool colors |
| 20040. |
Hardy Phlox |
| 20041. |
Hosta |
| 20042. |
Any Native Plant or
Wildflower, single flower |
| 20043. |
Any Native Plant or
Wildflower, cluster of flowers |
| 20044. |
Any other Perennial, single
flower |
| 20045. |
Any other Perennial, cluster of
flowers |
Bulbs, Corms and Tubers
One stem, scape or spray
|
20043. |
Dahlia |
|
20044. |
Gladiolus, warm colors |
|
20045. |
Gladiolus, cool colors |
|
20046. |
Lily |
|
20047. |
Calla Lily |
|
20048. |
Caladium |
|
20049. |
Any other Bulb, Corm or Tuber |
Collections
Collections must consist of a minimum of five (5)
different specimens, exhibited in individual containers.
| 20049. |
Fern, Cut Collection |
| 20050. |
Hosta, Cut Collection |
| 20051. |
Herb, Cut Collection |
| 20052. |
Any other Foliage Collection |
Plants, Container-Grown
Container grown plants must have been in the
exhibitor's possession and care at least 90 days.
| 20053. |
Container-grown Flowering Plant. Container may not
exceed 15" in diameter. |
| 20054. |
Container-grown Foliage Plant. Container may not
exceed 15" in diameter. |
Plants, Container Grown
Combination plantings must have been in the
exhibitor's possession and grown together at least six (6) weeks and have
similar cultural requirements for soil, water, fertilizer, light and humidity.
Containers may not exceed dimensions specified below. Dish Gardens and
Terrariums may include accessories.
|
20055. |
Container Gardens — miniature landscape in an open or closed
container, not to exceed 15" in diameter or length. |
| 20056. |
Edible Garden — three or more edible plants grown in a container, not to exceed 18" in diameter
or length. |
| 20057. |
Patio Planter —
not to exceed 18" in diameter or 24" in length. |
Arboreal Branches
Branches may not exceed 24" in height and width (all dimensions)
| 20058. |
Hydrangea |
| 20059. |
Any other Flowering Shrub |
| 20060. |
Needled
Evergreen |
| 20061. |
Broadleaf Evergreen |
Educational Exhibits
| 20062. |
Butterfly Gardening |
| 20063. |
Franklin County Council of Garden Clubs. |
| 20064. |
Master Gardeners |
Class 21
Youth Flower
Show
Franklin County Extension Office, Lower Level
"Election Year"
AGE GROUPS:
a. Open to anyone who has attained
their 2nd birthday and has not reached their 6th birthday as of July 1, 2012.
b.
Open to anyone who has attained their 6th birthday and has not reached their
13th birthday as of July 1, 2012.
c.
Open to anyone who
has attained their 13th birthday and has not reached their 18th birthday as of
July 1, 2012.
Follow entry r ules
for adults. Be prepared to label your entry. Plants in terrariums or dish
gardens must have been grown together for at least three (3) weeks in Youth
Horticulture Division.
Prizes awarded in each age group if merited: First -
Blue Ribbon & $1.50; Second - Red Ribbon & $1.00: Third - White Ribbon & $.50
Design
|
21001. |
"Whistle Stop" – a design with accessory permitted [Age Group A] |
|
21002. |
"Whistle Stop" – a design with accessory permitted
[Age Group B] |
|
21003. |
"Whistle Stop" – a design with accessory permitted
[Age Group C] |
|
21004. |
"Republicans and Democrats" –
a design with accessory permitted [Age Group A] |
|
21005. |
"Republicans and Democrats" –
a design with accessory permitted [Age Group B] |
|
21006. |
"Republicans and Democrats" –
a design with accessory permitted [Age Group C] |
|
21007. |
"In the Drivers Seat" –
a design with accessory permitted [Age
Group A] |
|
21008. |
"In the Drivers Seat" –
a design with accessory permitted [Age Group B] |
|
21009. |
"In the Drivers Seat" –
a design with accessory permitted [Age Group C] |
Section B –
Horticulture
| 21010. |
Zinnia [Age Group A] |
| 21011. |
Zinnia [Age Group B] |
| 21012. |
Zinnia [Age Group C] |
| 21013. |
Marigold [Age Group A] |
| 21014. |
Marigold
[Age Group B] |
| 21015. |
Marigold
[Age Group C] |
| 21016. |
Sunflower [Age Group A] |
| 21017. |
Sunflower [Age Group B] |
| 21018. |
Sunflower [Age Group C] |
| 21019. |
Any Other Annual
[Age Group A] |
| 21020. |
Any Other Annual [Age Group B] |
| 21021. |
Any Other Annual [Age Group C] |
| 21022. |
Any Perennial
[Age Group A] |
| 21023. |
Any Perennial [Age Group B] |
| 21024. |
Any Perennial [Age Group C] |
| 21025. |
Container Grown Flowering Plant — Flowering plant grown in
container, not to exceed 15" in diameter. [Age Group A] |
| 21026. |
Container Grown Flowering Plant — Flowering plant grown in
container, not to exceed 15" in diameter. [Age Group B] |
| 21027. |
Container Grown Flowering Plant — Flowering plant grown in
container, not to exceed 15" in diameter. [Age Group C] |
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21028. |
Container Grown Herb — Herb plant grown in container, not to
exceed 15" in diameter.
[Age Group A] |
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21029. |
Container Grown Herb — Herb plant grown in
container, not to exceed 15" in diameter.
[Age Group B] |
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21030. |
Container Grown Herb — Herb plant grown in
container, not to exceed 15" in diameter.
[Age Group C] |
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Exhibit Hall
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