2014 FLOWER SHOW RULES and REGULATIONS

Stoney Creek Garden Club & Horticultural Society’s 2014 FLOWER SHOW RULES and REGULATIONS & FLOWER SHOW SCHEDULES FLOWER SHOW – RULES AND REGULATI...
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Stoney Creek Garden Club & Horticultural Society’s

2014 FLOWER SHOW RULES and REGULATIONS

& FLOWER SHOW SCHEDULES

FLOWER SHOW – RULES AND REGULATIONS Only members in “Good Standing” (of at least one month) may enter flower shows. Judges follow the “Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards for Horticulture and Floral Design,” Publication 34/2003, published by the Ontario Horticultural Association and Garden Clubs of Ontario. Exhibits will be received between 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. Judging to begin at 7:30 p.m. (at which time exhibitors must leave the hall). Once judging has commenced, exhibitors are not allowed to move or change exhibits. To facilitate judging, show conveners at their discretion, may move entries, or subdivide or combine classes. Competitors may enter a maximum of 3 exhibits, provided each specimen is a different cultivar/ variety/ species in each class of the horticultural section. All specimens, whether cut, container grown, collections or displays, etc., MUST have been grown by the exhibitor. Every entry must be accompanied by an entry tag properly filled out and closed. Entry tags are always available in the show hall. A complete list of entries including class, section and exhibitor’s name must be given to the clerk when entries are brought in. Exhibitors will provide their own containers for specimen blooms at their own risk. The Stoney Creek Garden Club will not be responsible for lost or damaged containers or accessories. The decision of the Judges is final. No exhibit will be entitled to a prize if it does not possess points of merit, even though it may be the only entry in the class. When a definite number or quantity of blooms are indicated in the show schedule, that number must be strictly adhered to. Specimens must be shown with their own (attached) foliage only. In all horticultural exhibits, make sure your plant material is free from dust, disease and insect damage. When a particular number of blooms are specified in a class, remember that a bud showing colour is considered a bloom. For best presentation, blooms should be one-half to two-thirds open. If a spray is requested, not all buds need to be open. A “Specimen Bloom” is one bloom on a single stem. No side buds are permitted. Unwanted side growth may be removed. A collection is a number of varieties of flowers, plants, etc. shown in one exhibit. Quality is as important as quantity. Potted plants may have only one cultivar per pot unless stated otherwise. Plants should be clean and well-groomed. Insect-infested or diseased entries will be removed from the show. The quality of or condition of the exhibit at the time of judging is an important factor. Try to make sure the exhibit is fresh, free of blemishes, with dead leaves and flowers removed. Scarce, protected or endangered native plants or poisonous plants will be disqualified. Refer to: Government of Ontario, Ministry of Natural Resources “Endangered Species Act.” Refer to www.ontario.ca/speciesatrisk

Decorative Rules All entries must be the work of the exhibitor. An exhibitor is permitted only one entry in each Decorative Class. Some fresh plant material must be included in all designs unless otherwise stated. Unless otherwise stated, any type of plant material may be used, such as fruit, branches, decorative wood, dried flowers, preserved or treated material. All material including flowers may be obtained from any source. A judicious use of painted material is permitted, but no artificial material is allowed. Unless otherwise stated, accessories (fabric, candles, stones etc.) may be used with any arrangement, but must be part of the design. Wiring of flowers is allowed but wire and other mechanics must not be visible. Although every reasonable care will be taken, the Society will not be responsible for loss or damage of containers or accessories. Use at your own risk. No entry may be removed from the show area before the flower show is completed. To do so may result in forfeit of any given prize/points.

FLOWER SHOW CHAIR

GWEN ALLAN MARGARET BOSNYAK

905-561-3862 905-662-1424

Please contact Margaret or Gwen if you have any questions or concerns.

2014 SPRING FLOWER SHOW - MONDAY, MAY 12 JUDGING 7:30 HERE COMES SPRING SECTION A – DECORATIVE CLASS 1D SPRING ROUND-UP

A DESIGN OF YOUR CHOICE

CLASS 2D

LONESOME

A DESIGN USING ONE BLOOM, FOILAGE PERMITTED

CLASS 3D

BEDAZZLED

SMALL DESIGN. A DESIGN FROM 5 ½” T0 10” AND WHICH MUST NOT EXCEED 10” IN ANY DIRECTION

SECTION B – HORTICULTURAL CLASS 1 TULIPS

3 BLOOMS

CLASS 2

TULIP

1 BLOOM– ANY COLOUR

CLASS 3

TULIP

1 BLOOM – LILY, DOUBLE OR ANY OTHER VARIETY

CLASS 4

NARCISSUS (DAFFODIL)

1 STEM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 5

NARCISSUS-DOUBLE

1 STEM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 6

ANY OTHER SPRING FLOWERING BULB

1 BLOOM, STOCK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 7

LILY OF THE VALLEY

6 STEMS

CLASS 8

BLEEDING HEART

1 STEM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 9

ANY OTHER PERENNIAL

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 10

FLOWERING SHRUB

1 BRANCH NOT TO EXCEED 34”

CLASS 11

AFRICAN VIOLETS

STANDARD SIZE, SINGLE BLOOM SINGLE CROWN, ANY COLOUR.

ENTRIES IN CLASS 11 MUST HAVE BEEN IN THE POSSESSION OF THE EXHIBITOR FOR AT LEAST SIX (6) MONTHS PRIOR TO THE SHOW. SECTION C – MEMBERS CHOICE CLASS 12 YOUR CHOICE

4 X 6 PHOTO YOUR FAVOURITE PICTURES 3 PHOTOS PER EXHIBITOR ALLOWED

THIS CLASS WILL BE A ‘MEMBERS CHOICE’ JUDGING. Only current members in good standing will be allowed to judge this category.

2014 SUMMER FLOWER SHOW - MONDAY, JUNE 9 JUDGING 7:30 - HERE COMES SUMMER SECTION A – DECORATIVE CLASS 1D MINATURE ARRANGEMENT

NOT TO EXCEED 5” IN ANY DIRECTION

CLASS 2D

YOUR CHOICE

DESIGN OF YOUR CHOICE

CLASS 3D

ALL BY MYSELF

A DESIGN USING ONE BLOOM, FOILAGE PERMITTED

SECTION B – HORTICULTURAL CLASS 1 PEACE ROSE

1 BLOOM – ORIGINAL YELLOW

CLASS 2

HYBRID TEA ROSE

1 BLOOM – ANY COLOUR. .

CLASS 3

ROSE IN A BOWL

ANY BLOOM, ANY COLOUR FLOATING IN WATER

CLASS 4

PEACE ROSE

1 BLOOM, ANY COLOUR EXCEPT ORIGINAL YELLOW

CLASS 5

GRANDIFLORA

1 SPRAY – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 6

FLORIBUNDA

1 SPRAY – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 7

CLIMBING ROSE

1 BLOOM/SPRAY – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 8

PEONY

1 BLOOM ANY COLOUR

CLASS 9

COLUMBINE

1 STEM, STALK OR SPRAY

CLASS 10

IRIS, BEARDED

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 11

IRIS, ANY OTHER

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 12

ANY OTHER PERENNIAL

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 13

LUPINE

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 14

CLEMATIS

1 BLOOM OR SPRAY – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 15

FLOWERING SHRUB

1 BRANCH, NOT TO EXCEED 36 INCHES

CLASS 16

HEUCHERA (CORAL BELLS)

3 BLOOMS

CLASS 17

HEUCHERA

3 LEAVES

CLASS 18

HOSTA VARIEGATED

1 LEAF OF 3 VARIETIES

CLASS 19

HOSTA

3 LEAVES – 1 VARIETY

CLASS 20

HOSTA

1 LEAF OF 3 VARIETIES

SECTION C – MEMBERS CHOICE CLASS 21 FINE FEATHERS

4 X 6 PHOTO OF BIRD OR BIRDS (3 PHOTOS MAX FROM EACH EXHIBITOR)

THIS IS A ‘MEMBERS CHOICE’ JUDGING. ONLY CURRENT MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING MAY JUDGE.

2014 FALL FLOWER SHOW* - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 HERE COMES FALL *Please note: Schedule subject to change. All changes will be printed in the Newsletter prior to Flower Show. SECTION A – DECORATIVE CLASS 1D MY FAVOURITE TIHINGS

A MINIATURE DESIGN LESS THAN 5 INCHES IN ALL DIRECTIONS. WILL BE STAGED ON A 30” HIGH TABLE IN NICHES OF 5 1/2” X 5 ½” X 5 1/2” IN HEIGHT.

CLASS 2D

LONE SURVIVOR

DESIGN USING ONLY 1 FLOWER WITH ANY FOILAGE OF OF YOUR CHOICE

CLASS 3D

COLOURS OF SUMMER

DESIGN OF YOUR CHOICE

CLASS 4D

GARDEN MEDLEY

DESIGN INCORPORATING FRUIT(S) AND/OR VEGETABLE(S)

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SECTION B - ANNUALS CLASS 1

GERANIUM

3 BLOOMS/ONE COLOUR; ONE BLOOM MUST BE ATTACHED TO FOLIAGE.

CLASS 2

GERANIUM

1 BLOOM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 3

SNAPDRAGON

1 SPIKE – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 4

IMPATIENS SINGLE BLOOM

1 STEM - ANY COLOUR

IMPATIENS DOUBLE BLOOM

1 STEM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 6

COLEUS

3 OR MORE STEMS IN A CONTAINER; ONE/ MIXED COLOUR

CLASS 7

MARIGOLD

3 OR MORE BLOOMS IN A CONTAINER; ONE OR MIXED COLOURS

CLASS 8

ZINNIA

1 BLOOM – ONE COLOUR

CLASS 9

PANSIES

3 BLOOMS - FLOATING – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 10

BEGONIA – TUBEROUS

1 BLOOM – FLOATING – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 11

PETUNIA

1 SPRAY

CLASS 12

ANY OTHER ANNUAL

1 BLOOM, STEM OR SPRAY NOT LISTED ABOVE

CLASS 13

MIXED ANNUALS

4 OR MORE DIFFERENT VARIETIES IN A CONTAINER

CLASS 5

SECTION C – PERENNIALS ETC. CLASS 14

ECHINACIA/ CONEFLOWER

1 BLOOM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 15

DAHLIA

1 BLOOM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 16

OTHER BULB, CORM, TUBER

1 STEM

CLASS 17

RUDBECKIA (ANY VARIETY) 1 STEM – ANY COLOUR

CLASS 18

CHRYSANTHEMUM

1 SPRAY

CLASS 19

SEDUM

1 STEM.

CLASS 20

GRASSES

3 STEMS – ONE CULTIVAR

CLASS 21

PERENNIAL - ANY OTHER

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 22

FLOWERING VINE

1 STEM OR BRANCH –CUT TO 36” OR LESS

CLASS 23

FLOWERING BRANCH

CUT TO 36” OR LESS

CLASS 24

HOLLYHOCK

1 STEM

CLASS 25

BIENNIAL - ANY OTHER

1 BLOOM, STALK, STEM OR SPRAY

CLASS 26

ROSE

1 BLOOM ANY KIND ANY COLOUR

SECTION D – VEGETABLES ETC. CLASS 27

TOMATOES

3 ONLY – CALYX ON

CLASS 28

ANY OTHER VEGETABLE

3 ONLY, ONE CULTIVAR, NOT LISTED ABOVE

CLASS 29

HERBS – FRESH

3 OR MORE DIFFERENT VARIETIES IN CONTAINER, - NAMED

CLASS 30

ANY ODD SHAPED VEGETABLE OR FRUIT

1 ONLY

SECTION D – POTTED PLANTS CLASS 31

POTTED PLANT

HOUSE PLANT GROWN FOR FOLIAGE

CLASS 32

POTTED PLANT

HOUSE PLANT GROWN FOR FLOWERS

ENTRIES IN CLASSES 31 AND 32 MUST HAVE BEEN IN THE POSSESSION OF THE EXHIBITOR FOR AT LEAST 3 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE SHOW.

SECTION E – MEMBERS CHOICE CLASS 33

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

YOUR CHOICE 4” X 6” PHOTO 3 PHOTOS PER EXHIBITOR ALLOWED

THIS IS A ‘MEMBERS CHOICE’ JUDGING. ONLY CURRENT MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING MAY JUDGE CLASSES 33.

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