Horticulture – Class 31

Chair: Barb Niemeyer,  905-939-2216

Committee:   Carol Aitcheson, Sheila Kelly, Gina Langer,Cynthia Vroom, Marilyn Clarke

  • All rules at the beginning of the Homecraft section apply
  • All entries are judged by the Ontario Judging Standards Book (available at your public library)

PLEASE NOTE

  • The use of the chemical ‘Plant Shine’ is discouraged
  • Infested plants will be isolated in plastic bags & not be judged

PLANT SECTION

PRIZES: 1st – $3.00, 2nd – $2.50, 3rd – $2.00

1.            African violet, miniature

2.            African violet, single, one crown

3.            African violet, double, one crown

4.            Aloe

5.            Baby tears

6.            Begonia

7.            Bromeliad

8.            Coleus

9.            Dish garden with cacti and/or succulent

10.          Cactus

11.          Fern – any variety

12.          Geranium

13.          Hoya

14.          Ivy – any variety

15.          Jade

16.          Kalanchoe

17.          Lipstick or goldfish plant

18.          Moses in the bullrushes

19.          Orchid

20.          Peperomia

21.          Prayer plant

22.          Primula

23.          Sansevieria (Mother-in-law’s tongue)

24.          Spider plant

25.          Succulent

26.          Flowering house plant, not listed

27.          Any other house plant not listed above

SPECIMENS

PRIZES: 1st – $3.00, 2nd – $2.50, 3rd – $2.00

28.          Tulip, red

29.          Tulip, white or cream

30.          Tulip, yellow

31.          Tulip, variegated (blended colours)

32.          Tulip, purple or mauve

33.          Tulip, double

34.          Tulip, pink or rose

35.          Tulip, multi-floral (more than one flower per stem)

36.          Tulip, fringed

37.          Tulip, parrot

38.          Tulip, bi-colour

39.          Tulip, apricot or orange

40.          Tulip, lily type

41.          Narcissus or daffodil

42.          Lily of the Valley, 3 stems only leaves, if attached

43.          Lilac, common, 1 truss

44.          Lilac, double, 1 truss

45.          Bleeding heart – 1 stem

46.          Pansies, 3 stems with own foliage

47.          Violas, 3 stems with own foliage

48.          Crown imperial (skunk flower)

49.          Iris – white or cream, 1 stem

50.          Iris – pink, 1 stem

51.          Iris – yellow, 1 stem

52.          Iris – peach, 1 stem

53.          Iris – mauve, 1 stem

54.          Iris – blue, 1 stem

55.          Iris – bronze, 1 stem

56.          Iris – purple, 1 stem

57.          Iris – black, 1 stem

58.          Iris – plicata:

                Any colour with fancy markings on edge – 1 stem

59.          Iris – beige, 1 stem

60.          Iris- two tone, 1 stem

61.          Iris – 3 distinct colours, 1 stem

62.          Iris – Siberian, 1 stem

63.          Iris – any other colour not listed, 1 stem

64.          Oriental poppy, any colour, 1 bloom

65.          Solomon’s seal, 1 stem

66.          Columbine, 1 stem

67.          Flowering branch

68.          Lupin, 1 stem

69.          Peony, 1 stem, no buds

70.          Leopards Bane, 1 stem

71.          Any other flower not listed

ARRANGEMENTS

PRIZES:  1st – $5.00, 2nd – $4.00: 3rd – $3.00

Commercial flowers may be used, but no artificial or dried flowers unless stated.  Accessories only when listed.

CHIEF POINTS OF DESIGN:

Colour harmony, distinction and originality, suitability to occasion, texture harmony, condition of blooms & relation to container

72. “Moonshine” an arrangement of flowers in a brandy snifter

73. “Moody Blue” using blue flowers

74. “Back to School” an arrangement in a lunch box

75. “We’re having company”  An arrangement for the dining room   

       table using a candle or candles and flowers of your choice

       – commercial flowers may be used in this design

76. “Gold Finger”, using yellow and/or orange flowers

77. “Profusion”  A large basket (front view only) of spring flowers

       and flowering branches and shrubs

78. “Think Green” an all green design

79. “Tom Thumb” miniature arrangement not to exceed 5”

        including container

80. “April Showers bring May flowers”  A water viewing design

81. Special – 2010 Fair Theme: “ON THE FARM”

      “Country Garden” miniature country garden

not to exceed 16 x 12”

This display could include moss, stones, sod, furniture, animals, etc., to compliment the design

Prize:  $15.00 donated by Barbara Niemeyer

99. The exhibitor with the highest total points will receive

      a special prize (to be determined before the Fair).

BEST OF SHOW

There will be 3 Best of Show Ribbons awarded to the best entry in:

  • The Plant Section
  • The Specimen Section
  • The Arrangements Section