SECTION 1 ROSES Foliage Attached
3 Entries allowed
per class 1 to 11
Each Entry should be different cultivar:
1. Hybrid Tea – 1 Bloom
2. Floribunda/Grandiflora – 1 Spray
3. Miniature – 1 Bloom or Spray
4. Hardy Canadian
5. Shrub
6. English
7. Polyantha
8. Heritage
9. Fragrant
10. Floating Rose in a clear vase –
no foliage
11. Arrangement of 3 Roses – 1 variety
different stages of development
Special - Best Rose
SECTION 2 IRISES
3 Entries allowed per class 12 to 16 – Bearded
– 1 stalk
12.
Blue/Blends,
Mauve/Purple, Black/Blends
13.
Other
Colours/Blends Other
14.
Siberian
15.
Japanese
16.
Miniature
Special Best Iris
SECTION 3 PAEONIAS – Peonies
2 Entries allowed per class 17 to 23-
17. Single White or Light Pink
18.
Single Red or Dark Pink
19.
Other Single (include
Japanese)
20.
Double White or Light
Pink
21.
Double Red or Dark Pink
22.
Any other Double
23.
Tree or Itoh
Special McClure Cup-Best
Peony
SECTION 4 OTHER
FAVOURITES
1 Entry allowed per class 24-41 Perennials,
Biennials, Annuals
24. Allium, large 1 stem
25. Allium, small, 3 stems
26. Aquelegia – 2 stems
27. Campamula, Canterbury
Bells,1 stem
28. Campanula, any other,
3 stems
29. Clematis, 1 Stalk
30. Delphinium
31. Dianthus Barbatus
(Sweet William), 1 Cluster
32. Dianthus (Carnations),
3 Stems
33. Digitalis (Foxglove) 2
Spikes
34. Hemerocallis (Daylily)
1 Stalk
35. Heuchera (Coral Bells)
3 Stems foliage & or blooms
36. Lilium 1Stalk
37. Lupin 1 Spike
38. Pansy/Viola 5 stalks
39. Papaver Oriental (Poppy)
1 Stem
40. Flowering Shrub 1 Branch
41. Other blooms with
foliage – 3 Small or 1 Large
SECTION
5 VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
1 Entry allowed
per class 42 to 47
42. Asparagus – 3 on
a plate
43. Green Onions – 3
on a plate
44. Pod Peas – 3 on
a plate
45. Rhubarb – 3 on a
towel, foliage trimmed to 1 inch
46. Any other vegetables,
or fruit – 3 on a plate
47. Collection of Herbs
– 3 in a container of water, labeled
Special – Best Vegetable, Fruit or Herbs
SECTION 6 HOUSE
PLANTS
1 Entry allowed per class 48 to 52
Soil covered with plastic is allowed
48. Foliage
49. Large Flowering (12 in.
plus)
50. Small Flowering (less
than 12 in.)
51. Ferns
52. Cactus or Succulent
DESIGN DIVISION II
In this division plant material may be obtained
from any source. Accessories are allowed but must not overwhelm the plants.
1 Entry in each Class
Theme:Back to Basic,Back to Green
SECTION 7
53.
40 SHADES OF GREEN (Irish Rovers) a large arrangement with foliage
54.
PUT ON YOUR GREEN SHOES (Cindy Lauper) small arrangement with or in a shoe
55.
IT’S NOT EASY BEING GREEN (Kermit the Frog) Arrangement that includes water and a frog
56.
GREEN SLEEVES (English Hymn) Capture a moment in nature. Include
wild flowers.
57. ALL
THE WORLD IS GREEN (Tom Waits) Arrangement for a breakfast table
58.
BITTER GREEN (Gordon Lightfoot) A parallel design
59.
BEIN’ GREEN (Van Morrison) Arrangement in a tea cup or mug
60.
WHEN THE WIND WAS GREEN (Frank Sinatra) All around design
61.
THE GRASS IS GREEN (Nelly Furtado) Arrangement including
grasses
62. A LITTLE
BIT OF GREEN (Elvis Presley) A miniature under 12.7 cm
Special – Best Design
DIVISION III – YOUTH
SECTION 8
Exhibitors will be recognized as “Friends
of the Earth”
63
Home grown fruit or vegetable, 3 on a plate. Mix or Match
64. My
best flower, home grown or wild
65. Look
what I grew! Potted Plant from seed.
66. Look
what I drew! Original picture of a garden, vegetable(s) or fruit.
DESIGNS- YOUTH
67.
What’s inside my nest? Use a real or home-made nest. Place a surprise inside (no wild bird eggs)
68. What
am I? Make a bug with any - material. Name the kind of bug.
69. A
day at the beach. Scene with sand, shells, flowers, foliage.
70. GREEN, GREEN GRASS OF HOME A miniature arrangement
no bigger than 12.7 cm (5 in.) using grasses and/or foliage.
Special – Junior Gardener of 2011
Contact Information
Flower Show Coordinator---Joyce Young 613-476-4865
Co-ordinators--- Ingrid
Bronson ---613-476-6915
Walter McGee----613-476-5116
http://pechort.tripod.com
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