BROWNCOUNTY PLANT AND FLOWER SHOW ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENT DIVISION Premiums - $3.00 $2.50 *Due in Floral Hall Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016 from 9 a.m.-11 a.m. Walk-thru Gate will be open for drop off. 1) PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL FLORAL HALL GENERAL RULES AND ENTRY INFORMATON. 2) The Flower Show is open to all amateur Brown County residents. NO PROFESSIONAL FLORISTS PLEASE. 3) Judging will begin at Noon. The Flower Show area will be open to participating exhibitors during Judging. The Judge will offer an oral explanation of results to the exhibitors. The Judge’s decision is Final. 4) All Plant material used in arrangements must be natural (no silk/plastic, no dyes). Plant material may come from any source unless stipulated in the class description. Plant materials include but are not limited to fresh or dried flowers, foliage, branches, vines, fruits, nuts, vegetables, berries, grains, grasses. 5) Accessories (mirrors, figurines, toys, etc.) may be used in an arrangement to enhance it, but not as a background. F-1 Fair Themed Arrangement – Designers Choice “A Tribute to the Veteran” F-2 Arrangement featuring Wood F-3 Arrangement featuring Wildflowers, Weeds and other found Plant Material F-4 All Green Arrangement F-5 Vertical Arrangement F-6 Table Center Piece F-7 Horizontal Arrangement F-8 Triangular Arrangement (one sided) F-9 Any Special Occasion Arrangement (birthday, baby shower, anniversary, etc.) F-10Any Holiday Arrangement F-11 Miniature Arrangement (not to exceed 5” in any direction) F-12 Underwater Arrangement F-13 Arrangement featuring Mirror/Mirrors F-15 Any Arrangement by Junior (under age 18) BEST OF SHOW ROSETTE HORTICULTURE (SPECIMEN) DIVISION PREMIUMS $1.75 $1.50 *Due in Floral Hall Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2016 from 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Walk-thru Gate will be open for drop off. 1) PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL FLORAL HALL GENERAL RULES AND ENTRY INFORMATION. 2) Horticulture (Specimen) must have been grown by the Exhibitor or in their possession for at least 90 days prior to the Fair.

3) Judging will begin at 12:30 p.m. The area will be open to participating Exhibitors during Judging. The Judge will offer an oral explanation of the results to the Exhibitors. The Judge’s decision is Final. 4) Horticultural Specimen MUST be presented in clear vases. Spent specimen will be removed by the Floral Hall Committee. Empty vases will be stored in a designated area. 5) Potted Plants may be brought in on Sunday, September 25, 2016 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. 6) Potted Plants MUST be displayed in clean containers and be “pest and disease free”. 7) ALL Horticulture (Specimen) Entries must be labeled with common name written on the back of the Entry Tag. CUT SPECIMEN Hybrid Tea Roses - a long pointed bud, strong, straight stems, disbudded. F-16 White/near white/white blend F-17 Yellow or Yellow Blend F-18 Apricot F-19 Orange or Orange Blend F-20 Pink or Pink Blend F-21 Red or Red Blend F-22 Collection of Three Floribunda Roses - One bloom per stem, either naturally grown or disbudded. F-24 White/near white/white blend F-25 Yellow or Yellow Blend F-26 Apricot F-27 Orange or Orange Blend F-28 Pink or Pink Blend F-29 Red or Red Blend F-30 Collection of Three Grandiflora Roses - one stem F-31 Naturally Grown - one flower per stem F-32 Naturally Grown - more than one flower with matured buds

Miniature & Mini-Flora Roses F-33 White or Near White F-34 Yellow or Yellow Blend F-35 Apricot F-36 Orange or Orange Blend F-37 Pink or Pink Blend F-38 Red or Red Blend F-39 Mauve or Russet Shrub or Knockout Roses F-40 Any Color Open Bloom F-41 One fully open bloom, Any Color, Any Rose Variety Dahilas - One Bloom, Disbudded Decorative F-42 Giant, over 10” diameter F-43 Large, 8-10” diameter F-44 Medium, 6-8” diameter F-45 Small, 4-6” diameter F-46 Miniature, up to 4” diameter F-47 Ball, over 3 1/2” diameter F-48 Miniature Ball, 2-3 1/2” diameter F-49 Pompon, up to 2” diameter F-50 Mignon Single, up to 2” diameter Cactus Flowered F-51 Giant, over 10” diameter F-52 Large, 8-10” diameter F-53 Medium, 6-8” diameter F-54 Small, 4-6” diameter Gladiolus - One Spike, Laterals removed F-55 Large/Giant - Florets 4 1/2” or larger F-56 Medium - 3 1/2” - 4 1/2” florets F-57 Miniature/Small - up to 3 1/2” florets Marigolds - Semi-Double or Fully Double Carnation Flowered, Globe shaped, or Ball shaped F-58 Tall plants, long stems, giant blossoms; exhibited as one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached F-59 Compact, medium to tall with medium length stems; medium to large blooms; exhibited as one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached.

Chrysanthemum (football mum style) narrow tubular-shaped, interlaced petals F-60 Tall plants, long stems, giant blossoms; exhibited as one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached F-61 Compact, medium to tall with medium length stems, medium to large blooms; exhibited as one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached. Zinnias - must be disbudded F-62 Giant Flowered Cactus - 4” or more diameter; tubular, ruffled, quilled or twisted petals F-63 Dahlia - 4” or more diameter; overlapping petals in a regular and uniform manner F-64 Medium Flowered - 3-4” diameter; cactus or dahlia type F-65 Crested - up to 4” diameter; unique crested blooms F-66 Small Flowered - 1 1/2” - 3” diameter; exhibit 3 stems F-67 Single Flowered - 1 1/2” to 3” diameter; a single row of petals F-68 Mexican Type - 1 1/2” to 2 1/2” diameter; exhibit 3 stems. Celosia/Amaranthus F-69 Crested Cockscomb, disbudded, any color F-70 Plumed or feathered, should not be disbudded unless it improves symmetry or inflorescence F-71 Dwarf F-72 Amaranthus (any variety) Cosmos F-73 Three blooms any color Chrysanthemums F-74 Garden Grown - 1 spray any color F-75 Pompom - 1 spray any color Ground Covers - one stem F-80 Pachysandra F-81 English Ivy Evergreens F-82 Needled 3 different types not to exceed 18 inches F-83 Broadleaf 3 different types not to exceed 18 inches Sedum F-84 Pink F-85 White Daisy F-86 Shasta F-87 Other

Hydrangea F-88 Blue F-89 Pink F-90 White Hardy Asters F-95 One spray, any color Butterfly Bush F-96 One flowerhead, any color Iris F-97 One stem, any color Garden Plant Grown for Foliage F-98 Any Annual - under 18” F-99 Any Perennial - under 18” F-100 Grass - under 18”, 3 stems, no blooms F-101 Grass 18”-24”, 3 stems, no blooms Holly F-105 Any variety: one branch, not to exceed 18” Miscellaneous F-106 Unlisted Cut Specimen F-107 Any Cut Specimen Grown by Junior BEST OF SHOW ROSETTE POTTED SPECIMENS Potted Garden Plant (Annual or Perennial) F-110 Grown for Bloom F-111 Grown for Foliage F-112 Potted Garden Plant grown by Junior African Violets - Single crown plants F-115 Single flowers, any color F-116 Double Flowers, any color F-117 Variegated foliage, any color flower F-118 Semi-miniature, miniature or micro-mini Geraniums F-120 Bushing Type, any color F-121 Vining Type, any color

Begonias F-125 Cane-Like (Angel Wings) F-126 Shrub-Like F-127 Rhizomatous F-128 Semperflorens (Wax) F-129 Tuberous F-130 Rex Cultorum F-131 Trailing - Scandent F-132 Thick-Stemmed Vines F-135 Grown for Bloom F-136 Grown for Foliage Ferns F-140 Birds Nest Fern F-141 Boston Fern F-142 Brake Fern F-143 Button Fern F-144 Christmas Fern F-145 Fluffy Ruffles F-146 Lasagne Fern F-147 Holly Fern F-148 Maidenhair Fern F-149 Mother Spleenwort F-150 Rabbit’s Foot Fern F-151 Staghorn Fern F-152 Sword Fern Cacti & Succulents F-155 Any Columnar Cacti F-156 Any Barrel Cacti F-157 Prickly Pear Cacti F-158 Thanksgiving Cacti F-159 Christmas Cacti F-160 Kalanchoe F-161 True Aloe F-162 Crown of Thorns F-163 Burro’s Tail F-164 Hens and Chickens Miscellaneous F-165 Fairy Saucer Garden…………………………………………………..1.75 1.50 A whimsical miniature landscape created in a potted plant saucer or other shallow container. 1. The container must not exceed 24” in diameter and 6” in depth.

2. The landscape must include live plants to scale. Write common plant names of the back of your entry tag, or on a note card. 3. The landscape must include a ‘Fairy Dwelling’ to scale. These are usually made from natural materials of found objects like: a hollow log, earthen mount, sticks, small birdhouse, gourd, etc. 4. Optional items may be added to enhance the landscape like: paths, patios, trellises, exterior furnishings, etc F-166 Any Unlisted Potted House Plant………………………………..1.75 1.50 F-167 Any Potted House Plant grown by Junior……………………….1.75 1.50 BEST OF SHOW ROSETTE