March Meeting

DESIGN CLASS (Flowers may be from any source)

1. Poem:   a design inspired by a poem. Include the poem’s title. Optional: a verse of the poem may also be used.
2. Gone with the Wind:    an arrangement showing/suggesting motion.
3. Firefly:   a miniature arrangement.
4. Black Ice:   a design using a mirror and featuring white flowers in a black or dark container.
5. Lanterns Aglow:   a design incorporating a lantern, oil lamp or lamp globe..
6. Stripteasel:    a design featuring wild dried teasel.
7. Coral Reef:    an underwater design

SPECIAL CLASS

8. Terrarium: An exhibit of growing plants. (See pub. 34/2003 p 75)

CULTURAL CLASS (name variety when possible; planted material to be in pots no larger than 30 cm [12 in])

9. African Violet (Saintpaulia) single, one crown
10. African Violet (Saintpaulia) double, one crown
11. African Violet (Saintpaulia) miniature, one crown
12. Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) - one, any variety, may be potted
13. Cacti or succulent collection - three or more, any variety/varieties
14. Crocus - one stem
15. Potted plant with religious connotation (e.g. Moses-in-the-bulrush [Rhoeo discolor], prayer plant [Naranta leuconeura kerchoveana], rosary plant or string of hearts [Ceropegia woodii]) etc.
16. Forced branch - one, any variety no longer than 75 cm (30 in)
17. Potted ivy - one pot
18. Houseplant - one, flowering, name variety (except African Violet or orchid)
19. Houseplant - one, grown for foliage (except ivy)
20. Orchid in bloom
21. Snowdrop (Galanthus) - one stem
22. A pot of forced spring bulbs, any hardy variety
23. *Any other flowering bulb not listed - one stem
24. *Any garden flower not listed - one stem
25. Wintered over garden plant
26. Kitchen Experiment – plant grown from grocery item, e.g. avocado, pineapple, tangerine