September Meeting

DESIGN CLASS

A: Using flowers grown by the exhibitor

1. He Shoots, He Scores:   an arrangement suggesting action and movement.
2. Hole-in-One:   a miniature arrangement
3. Slam Dunk:   an arrangement using one bloom and foliage.

B: Using flowers from any source

4. Sports' Page:    a modern design on a mat/base cut from the sport’s section of any newspaper.
5. Win, Place or Show:   a synergistic design
6. Touchdown:   an arrangement showing all the colour and excitement of scoring a touchdown.

SPECIAL CLASS

7. Outdoor Planter: planter not to exceed 30 cm (12 in) (See pub. 34/2003 p 75)

CULTURAL CLASS (name variety when possible)

8. Anemone, Japanese, one stem
9. Aster (Callistephus chinensis) annual, single, one stem
10. Aster (Callistephus chinensis) annual, double, one stem
11. Aster perennial, any variety, one stem
12. Begonia (tuberous) single, 1 stem with leaf
13. Chrysanthemum, (Dendrathenal) , one spray
14. Clematis, one bloom
15. Coreopsis (calliopsis-tickseed) one stem
16. Calendula or pot marigold, one stem
17. Dahlia, cactus, one bloom
18. Dahlia, decorative, one bloom
19. Dahlia, any other variety, one bloom
20. Echinacea (cone flower), one stem
21. Gaura, one stem
22. Gladiolus, one spike
23. Gladiolus, miniature, one spike
24. Ornamental Grasses, 3 stems of one or more cultivars
25. Marigold (Tagetes) single, over or equal to 2.5 cm, three stems
26. Marigold (Tagetes) single, under 2.5 cm, three stems
27. Marigold (Tagetes) double, over 7.5 cm, three stems
28. Marigold (Tagetes) double, 2.5 to 7.5 cm, three stems
29. Marigold (Tagetes) double, under 2.5 cm, three stems
30. Monkshood (Aconitum napellus), one stem
31. Nasturtium, three stems
32. Pansy (Viola ssp.) with attached foliage, three blooms
33. Petunia, single, three sprays
34. Petunia, double, three sprays
35. Phlox, (Drummondi) three stems
36. Rose, hybrid tea, one bloom
37. Rose, floribunda, one stem/spray
38. Rose, polyanthus, one stem/spray
39. Rose, grandiflora, one stem
40. Rose, miniature, one stem/spray
41. Rose, any other variety, one stem/spray
42. Rudbeckia, one stem
43. Salvia, red, one stem/spray
44. Salvia, any other, three stems/sprays
45. Sedum, one stem
46. Snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) three spikes
47. Sunflower (Helianthus), one stem
48. Sweetpeas (Lathyrus) three stems
49. Verbena, annual, one stem
50. Verbena, perennial, one stem
51. Zinnia, three stems
52. Vine, (any variety, excluding clematis) one, no longer than 75 cm (30 in)
53. * Any other flower grown from bulb, corm, or tuber, one stem
54. * Any other annual not listed, small flower (flower less than or equal to 5cm), one stem
55. * Any other annual not listed, large flower (flower greater than 5cm), one stem
56. * Any other perennial not listed, small flower (flower less than or equal to 5cm), one stem
57. * Any other perennial not listed, large flower (flower greater than 5cm), one stem
58. Carrots, five with 1 cm (1/2 in) stem attached
59. Onions, one bulb
60. Peppers, three (any variety/varieties)
61. Potatoes, three tubers (if possible, name variety/varieties)
62. Tomato, regular variety, ripe, one fruit with stem
63. Tomatoes, small, one stem/spray
64. *Any vegetable not listed, one large/three small
65. *Any fruit, one large/three small