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Floriculture - Horticulture Classes - Dept. I and J

RULES, REGULATIONS AND INFORMATION

Rules and Regulations Apply to Both Horticulture Shows

1. Only one member of a family may exhibit only one entry in any one class. (See rules on page 113).

2. Pre-entry is still required for Horticulture specimens on the Friday and Wednes-day Shows. Please enter all categories you feel you may have specimens for. Once entry tags are received, bring only the tags and specimens that you feel are qualified for show(s).(See times and place to bring exhibit listed below.) The GENERAL Entry form is located in the back of this catalog.

3. If the exhibit is incorrectly entered, it will not be placed for judging. Subdividing of any class in the Dixie Classic Fair Flower Shows is PROHIBITED.

4. All exhibits in these classes must have been grown by the exhibitor.

5. All entries should be labeled with BOTH the common and botanical names (name variety). ONLY PROPERLY NAMED EXHIBITS WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR TOP AWARDS.

6. The Flower Show Committee will furnish clear glass containers on a "First Come, First Serve" basis. From then on, exhibitors will furnish their own containers for all horticulture entries, using clear small size drink bottles for small specimens and clear glass container for collections and larger clear glass specimens. Foil pans may be used for camellias, gourds and vegetables. WEDGING WITH CLEAR PLASTIC WRAP IS PERMITTED. IN THE ROSE DIVISION, WEDGING IS PERMITTED WITH ANY APPROPRIATE MATERIAL. 7. Only one specimen plant to a container in all classes except Hanging Baskets, Wax Begonias, Impatiens, Bromeliads or where noted in schedule.

8. Clay or plastic containers preferred for container grown plants. (NO CONTAINER OVER 12" IN DIAMETER WILL BE ACCEPTED. CONTAINERS WILL BE MEASURED FROM INSIDE RIM TO OPPOSITE SIDE INSIDE RIM. EXHIBITOR MUST BE PREPARED TO PLACE ENTRY) Container Grown plants should be no more than 48" in height/width (or discretion of the committee). Please bring only worthy specimens qualified for show due to space issues.

9. Please note Conservation List on 14.

10. Specimens on their own roots WILL NOT be accepted in Classes I-105 through I-361 and J-105 through J-361.

11. Cut annuals and biennials must have been in the possession of the exhibitor at least 90 days.

12. Cut specimens should not have foliage below the water line (exception - glads).

Pre-Entry is REQUIRED for ALL Horticulture Specimens

USE GENERAL ENTRY FORMIf you need help with the classification of your horticulturespecimens, please go to Reynolda Gardens. The staff of Reyn-olda Gardens will help you. Entry forms are due by Sept. 1, 2013.

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Container plants will be judged during FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 flower show.

1. All Container-Grown Plants REQUIRE pre-entry on Dixie Classic Fair entry blanks found at the back of this catalog and must be received no later than September 1.

2. Put both common and botanical names of exhibit on entry tags. If not so identi-fied, the entry will NOT be eligible for a TOP AWARD. Please be sure all information is on tag received from Fair office.

3. Container-Grown plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor AT LEAST THREE MONTHS BEFORE EXHIBITING THEM except for Classes I-94 through I-96 which must be in the exhibitor's possession for at least 6 weeks. NO CONTAINER OVER 12" IN DIAMETER WILL BE ACCEPTED. CONTAINERS WILL BE MEASURED FROM INSIDE RIM TO OPPOSITE SIDE INSIDE RIM. EXHIBITOR MUST BE PREPARED TO PLACE ENTRY.) Container Grown plants should be no more than 48" in height (or discretion of the committee). Please bring only worthy specimens qualified for show due to space issues

4. Plants should be disease free and insect free.

5. Container-Grown Plants, Classes I-15 through I-102, must be brought to the Home & Garden Building on Thursday, October 3, between the hours of 2:00 and 5:00 pm. (See Fairgrounds map inside back cover of catalog.)

6. Container-Grown Plants must be picked up Monday, October 14, between 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. Any remaining exhibits after this time will be disposed of by the Committee.

Floriculture - Container-Grown Plants

Horticulture Scale of Points

Cultural PerfectionCondition and GroomingDistinctionCorrect, Complete Name Written Neatly

602510

5

Total: 100

Floriculture - Section 103 - Container-Grown PlantsDivision II - Horticulture

Premiums: 1st: $4.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00

I-15 AfricanViolets,singleflowering,blooming(Saintpaulia)I-16 AfricanViolets,doubleflowering,blooming(Saintpaulia)I-17 African Violets, miniature, blooming (Saintpaulia)I-18 African Violets, trailing, blooming (Saintpaulia)I-19 African Violets, 3 varieties, in 3 separate pots (Saintpaulia)I-20 Asparagus, MeyeriI-21 Asparagus, setaceus (plumosus)I-22 Asparagus, sprengeriI-23 Begonia,semperflorens,(WaxBegonia),red,bloomingI-24 Begonia,semperflorens,pink,bloomingI-25 Begonia,semperflorens,white,bloomingI-26 Begonia,semperflorens,double,red,bloomingI-27 Begonia,semperflorens,double,pink,bloomingI-28 Begonia,semperflorens,double,white,bloomingI-29 Begonia, bi-colorI-30 Begonia, RexI-31 Begonia, any other rhizomatousI-32 Begonia, Angel WingI-33 Begonia, any other caned-stemmed (inconspicuous staking permitted)I-34 Begonia, tuberous, any color type, blooming

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NEIL BOLTON SPECIAL BEGONIA AWARDSponsored by the Garden Club Council of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County

and Winston-Salem/West Piedmont Judges CouncilI-35 Special Begonia Award - $10.00 & Purple Rosette The Begonia judged best in categories I-23 through I-34 will receive the award.

I-40 Bromeliads spp.I-41 Cactus, any type, specimen plant, 6" or under containerI-42 Cactus, any type, specimen plant, over 6" containerI-43 Crassula spp. (Jade Plant), specimen plantI-44 Euphorbia spp. (Crown-of-Thorns, milk plant, etc.), specimen plantI-45 Sansevieria (Snake Plant), greenI-46 Sansevieria, golden edgeI-47 Sansevieria, Hahn'sI-48 Succulents, any other type, specimen plant, 6" or under containerI-49 Succulents, any other type, specimen plant, over 6" containerI-50 Caladium, specimen plantI-51 Coleus, specimen plantI-52 Dracena, specimen plantI-53 Fern, Bird's nest (Asplenium nidus)I-54 Fern, Boston (Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis)I-55 Fern, curly Boston type (Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis) i.e.FluffyRuffles,Whitmani,etc.I-56 Fern, Dwarf Boston types (Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis) i.e. Dallas, Gold CompactaI-57 Fern, other Boston types (Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis) i.e. Petticoat, Fishtail, etc.I-58 Fern, Maiden hair (Adiantum)I-59 Fern, Rabbit's Foot (Davallia Fijiensis)I-60 Fern, Staghorn (Platycerium bifurcatum)I-61 Fern, specimen plant, types not listed above, includes Sword Fern

MARY KATE DIXSON SPECIAL FERN AWARDI-65 Special Fern Award - $10.00 & Purple Rosette The Fern judged best in classes I-53 through I-61 and I-99 through I-100 will receive the award

I-70 Geranium (Pelargonium) any color, specimen plant, bloomingI-71 Geranium, scented (Pelargonium spp.), specimen plantI-72 Herbs, specimen plantI-73 Hibiscus(H.rosa-sinesis),floweringspecimenI-74 Impatiens - New Guinea hybrid, any colorI-75 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida - single, whiteI-76 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida - single, pinkI-77 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida - single, redI-78 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida - single, any other color or bi-colorI-79 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida - doubleI-80 Jerusalem cherry (Solanum pseudo-capsicum)I-81 Nephthytis, spp.I-82 Orchids,anytype,floweringI-83 Oxalis, spp.I-84 Ornamental peppers (Capsicum frutescens)I-85 Philodendron, large leafI-86 Philodendron, small leafI-87 Plectranthus (cuban oregano) any varietyI-88 Pothos, also called variegated philodendronI-89 Rhoeo spathacea (Moses-in-the-Bulrushes)


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I-90 Foliage plants not listed above (6 inch container or under)I-91 Foliage plants not listed above (over 6 inch container)I-92 Flowering plants not listed above (6 inch container or under) bloomingI-93 Flowering plants not listed above (over 6 inch container) bloomingI-94 Container grown plants, any worthy exhibit of a container grown plant NOT LISTED aboveI-95 Container Garden - miniature landscaped gardenI-96 Container Garden - Planter - Companionable plants, attractively groupedI-97 TerrariumsI-98 Hanging Basket, Wandering Jew (even if blooming); includes "Bridal Veil"I-99 Hanging Basket (Nephrolepis exaltata), Sword fern (includes Boston & its varieties)I-100 Hanging Basket, any other fernI-101 Hanging Basket, any other plant grown for foliageI-102 HangingBasket,floweringplant

HORTICULTURE STAGINGPlease note rules regarding collections. Collections are to be pre-reg-istered on the entry form at the back of the catalog. The collections are to be delivered to the Home and Garden Building on the day of the show and will be placed by the Entries Committee.

The last day to enter your form for collection(s) is September 1.

Friday entries must be brought to the Home and Garden Building between 8:00 am and 10:00 am, Friday, October 4. All Entries require pre-registration. See Fairgrounds map inside back cover of catalog. Wednesday entries must be brought to the Home & Garden Building between 8:00 am and 10:00 am, Wednesday, October 9. All Entries require pre-registration. See Fairgrounds map inside back cover of catalog. Junior (Youth) Horticulture must be brought to the Home & Garden Building Tuesday, October 8, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm. See page 133 for Junior Horticulture classes and information.


DEFINITIONS OF HORTICULTURE TERMS1. SPECIMEN: One (1) bloom, stem, spike, stalk2. SPRAY:Theterminalfloweringgrowthconsistingofone(1)stem,withorwithouta centralflowerbud.3. COLLECTION:One(1)stemeachoffive(5)specimens,sameOR different varieties SHOWN IN FIVE CONTAINERS.4. CLASS OF 3 STEMS: Entry of three (3) stems, SAME variety in ONE container.

Premiums: 1st: $4.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00

Pre-Entry is REQUIRED for ALL Horticulture Specimens

USE GENERAL ENTRY FORMIf you need help with the classification of your horticulturespecimens, please go to Reynolda Gardens. The staff of Reyn-olda Gardens will help you. Entry forms are due by Sept. 1, 2013.

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Exhibitors may use wedging OF ANY APPROPRIATE MATERIAL in the ROSE division

All roses in Classes I-105 (J-105) through I-117 (J-117) will be placed on exhibit tables in alphabetical order. Each variety entered will constitute a class. A rose (or roses) entered in this alphabetical listing will be judged only against other roses entered of that same variety. ENTRY TAGS MUST SHOW CLASS NUMBER AND LEGIBLE VARIETY NAME. Blue or other ribbons will be awarded each variety if the rose (or roses) are considered worthy by the judges. No award is required for any rose. Example: Roses whose names begin with the letter "A" will be entered in Class I - (HT & GR) i.e., American Heritage, Apollo, Aquarius, Arizona, etc. and continuing with "B," Bewitched, Big Ben, etc., through the alphabet. EACH variety will be judged on its own merit and will be awarded ribbons accordingly. Even if only one rose of a variety is entered, it will be judged on its own merit.

The winner of the Award of Merit in the rose division will receive a 1 year WSRS Family membership presented by the Winston-Salem Rose Society.

Floriculture - Section 104 - RosesPremiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

HYBRID TEAS AND GRANDIFLORASI-105 J-105 HybridTeasorGrandifloras,andtheirclimbingsports,1bloomper stem, no side budsI-106 J-106 HybridTeasorGrandifloras,spray,2ormorebloomstothestem, with or without side budsI-107 J-107 HybridTeasorGrandifloras-fullyopened,1bloom-STAMENSMUSTSHOW

FLORIBUNDAS & POLYANTHASI-108 J-108 Floribunda, individual bloom without side budsI-109 J-109 Floribundas & Polyanthas, spray

SHRUBS AND OLD GARDEN ROSESI-110 J-110 Any shrub or old garden rose (including hybrid perpetuals, mosses, species, etc.) 1 bloom or spray

CLIMBERSI-111 J-111 True Climbers or Pillars, 1 bloom or spray, naturally grown

MINIATURES/MINIFLORASI-112 J-112 Miniature, 1 bloom per stem without side budsI-113 J-113 Minifloras,1bloomperstemwithoutsidebudsI-114 J-114 Miniature/minifloras,fullyopened,1bloomgrowndisbudded. STAMENS MUST SHOWI-115 J-115 Miniature/minifloras,spray

****NEW RULES***Pre-entry is now required for Rose specimens on the Friday and Wednesday Shows. Please enter all categories you feel you may have specimens for. Once entry tags are received, bring only the tags and specimens that you feel are qualified for show(s). General Entry form is located in the back of this catalog.

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Floriculture - Section 104 - RosesPremiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

THE OVERALL WINNER OF THE NOVICE CLASSES WILL BE AWARDED A ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP TO THE WINSTON-SALEM ROSE SOCIETY.

THIS AWARD IS PRESENTED BY THE WINSTON-SALEM ROSE SOCIETY.

COLLECTIONS

Collections are to be pre-registered on the entry form at the back of the catalog. They are to be delivered to the Home and Garden Building on the day of the show

and will be placed by the Entries Committee. The last day to enter your collection(s) is September 1. Please note that, in Collections, Each cut Specimen is to be dis-

played in a separate container.

Premiums: 1st: $20.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00

I-118 J-118 Hybrid Teas, Collection of 5 varieties, 1 bloom each varietyI-119 J-119 5 Different Types of Roses. May combine single stem and sprays (Example: 1 HT, 1 mini, 1 GR, 1 FL, 1 OGR)I-120 J-120 Miniatures, Collection of 5 varieties, individual bloom, no side budsI-121 J-121 Minifloras,Collectionof5varieties,individualbloom,nosidebuds

Floriculture - Section 105 - Dahlias

MUST HAVE FOLIAGE ON STEM - SHOULD BE EXHIBITED DISBUDDED

Large(over 8" in diameter, 1 bloom)I-125 J-125 WhiteI-126 J-126 Pink or LavenderI-127 J-127 RedI-128 J-128 YellowI-129 J-129 BronzeI-130 J-130 Variegated or Bi-colorI-131 J-131 Any other color

NOVICE CLASS(Open only to exhibitors who have never won a blue ribbon in a Standard Flower Show)

I-116 J-116 HybridTea,GrandifloraorFloribunda,IndividualbloomI-117 J-117 MiniatureorMiniflora,individualbloom

Premiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

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Medium (4"-8" in diameter, 1 bloom) decorative type (formal or informal)I-132 J-132 WhiteI-133 J-133 Pink or LavenderI-134 J-134 RedI-135 J-135 YellowI-136 J-136 BronzeI-137 J-137 Variegated or Bi-colorI-138 J-138 Any other color

Medium Cactus type, 1 bloom (incurved, straight or semi-cactus)I-139 J-139 WhiteI-140 J-140 Pink or LavenderI-141 J-141 RedI-142 J-142 YellowI-143 J-143 BronzeI-144 J-144 Variegated or Bi-colorI-145 J-145 Any other color

Miniature (under 4" in diameter, 1 bloom) (Pompons or Balls not included)I-146 J-146 WhiteI-147 J-147 Pink or LavenderI-148 J-148 RedI-149 J-149 YellowI-150 J-150 BronzeI-151 J-151 Variegated or Bi-colorI-152 J-152 Any other color

Miniature balls (2"-4" in diameter, 1 bloom)I-153 J-153 WhiteI-154 J-154 Pink or LavenderI-155 J-155 RedI-156 J-156 YellowI-157 J-157 BronzeI-158 J-158 Variegated or Bi-colorI-159 J-159 Any other color

Miniature Balls or Pompons (2" or under, 1 bloom)I-160 J-160 WhiteI-161 J-161 Pink or LavenderI-162 J-162 RedI-163 J-163 YellowI-164 J-164 BronzeI-165 J-165 Variegated or Bi-colorI-166 J-166 Any other color

Collarette, Single or AnemoneI-167 J-167 Any color, specimen bloom

****NEW RULES***Pre-entry is now required for Dahlia specimens on the Friday and Wednesday Shows. Please enter all categories you feel you may have specimens for. Once entry tags are received, bring only the tags and specimens that you feel are qualified for show(s). General Entry form is located in the back of this catalog.

Premiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

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DAHLIAS COLLECTIONS

Collections are to be pre-registered on the GENERAL ENTRY form at the back of the catalog. The collections are to be delivered to the Home and Garden Building on the day of the show and will be placed by the Entries Committee. The last day to enter your entry form for collection(s) is September 1. Please note that, in Collections, EACH CUT SPECIMEN IS TO BE DISPLAYED IN A SEPARATE CONTAINER.


Premiums: 1st: $15.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00

I-168 J-168 Collection of blooms (4”-8” in diameter) decorative, 5 same varietyI-169 J-169 Collection of blooms (4”-8” in diameter) decorative, 5 different varieties, 1 bloom eachI-170 J-170 Collection of blooms, cactus type, 5 same varietyI-171 J-171 Collection of blooms, cactus type, 5 different varieties, 1 bloom eachI-172 J-172 Collection of 5 different varieties, any type or size, 1 bloom each varietyI-173 J-173 Collection of 5 specimen blooms, same variety, (under 4” in diameter)I-174 J-174 Collection of 5 specimen blooms, 5 different varieties (under 4” in diameter)

Floriculture - Section 106 - Annuals(Includes Biennials) (must be grown in ground)

I-180 J-180 Ageratum x hybrida (dwarf) specimen spray or stalkI-181 J-181 Antirrhinum majus, Snapdragon, 1 stalkI-182 J-182 Celosia argentea cristata, crested, rose, 1 stalkI-183 J-183 Celosia argentea cristata, crested, yellow or gold, 1 stalkI-184 J-184 Celosia argentea cristata, crested, any other color, 1 stalkI-185 J-185 Celosia argentea plumosa, plumed or feathered, red or rose, 1 stalk I-186 J-186 Celosia argentea plumosa, plumed or feathered, rose, 1 stalkI-187 J-187 Celosia argentea plumosa, plumed or feathered, any other color, 1 stalkI-188 J-188 Celosia spicata, 1 stalkI-189 J-189 Coleus, specimen stalkI-190 J-190 Cosmos spp. 3 sprays, any colorI-191 J-191 Geranium (Pelargonium spp.) specimen spray or stalkI-192 J-192 Helianthus,annualSunflower,1stalkI-193 J-193 Herb (annual) Ocinum Basilicum (basil)I-194 J-194 Herb, any other annual herb, i.e., dill, calendulaI-195 J-195 Impatiens, New Guinea hybridsI-196 J-196 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida, single, whiteI-197 J-197 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida, single, pinkI-198 J-198 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida, single, redI-199 J-199 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida, single, orange, orange/redI-200 J-200 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida, single, any other colorI-201 J-201 Impatiens wallerana x hybrida, doubleI-202 J-202 Marigolds(Tagetesxhybrida)largeflowered,orange,3blooms,1 bloom per stem

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Floriculture - Section 106 - Annuals(Includes Biennials) (must be grown in ground)

I-203 J-203 Marigolds(Tagetesxhybrida)largeflowered,yellow,3blooms1 bloom per stemI-204 J-204 Marigolds (Tagetes x hybrida) petite dwarf, (under 2" in diameter) solid yellow, specimen sprayI-205 J-205 Marigolds (Tagetes x hybrida) petite dwarf, (under 2" in diameter) solid orange, specimen sprayI-206 J-206 Marigolds (Tagetes x hybrida) any red and gold hybrid, French dwarf, specimen sprayI-207 J-207 Petuniaxhybrida,singleflowered,3stems,samevarietyI-208 J-208 Petuniaxhybrida,doubleruffled,3stems,samevarietyI-209 J-209 Salvia coccineus, any color, 1 stalkI-210 J-210 Salvia splendens, any color, 1 stalkI-211 J-211 Salvia, any other (annual), 1 stalkI-212 J-212 Tithonia rotundifolia, 1 stalkI-213 J-213 Vinca rosea, 3 stems, any colorI-214 J-214 Vines, annual, Dolichos LabLab, 1 stem, blooming, not to exceed 24"I-215 J-215 Vines, Mandevilla, 1 stem, blooming, not to exceed 24"I-216 J-216 Any other annual vine, 1 stem, blooming, not to exceed 24"I-217 J-217 Any other annual vine, 1 stem, grown for foliage not to exceed 24"I-218 J-218 Zinniaxhybrida,cactusordahliaflowered,3blooms,anycolorI-219 J-219 Zinnia x hybrida, bi-color or variegated, 3 blooms, any colorI-220 J-220 Zinnia x hybrida, miniatures (2"-3" in diam.) 3 stems, any colorI-221 J-221 Zinnia x hybrida, dwarf (under 2" in diam.) 3 stems, any colorI-222 J-222 Annual grown for decorative foliage (i.e. Jacob's Coat, Polka Dot, etc.), 1 stalkI-223 J-223 Annuals,everlasting,grownfordrying,i.e.Statice,Strawflower, Globe Amaranth, etc., 1 stalkI-224 J-224 Annual not listed above, specimen bloom, spray or stalk

I-230 J-230 Pelargonium spp. (scented geranium)I-231 J-231 Salvia elegans (pineapple sage)I-232 J-232 Salvia guaraniticaI-233 J-233 Salvia leucantha (Mexican bush or emerald)I-234 J-234 Salvia, any other tender salvia, i.e., Vanhouttei, discolor, farinaceaI-235 J-235 Any other tender perennial not listed above

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Floriculture - Section 107 - PerennialsTender Perennials

Must be grown in ground, not to exceed 24"Tender perennials are those which are not regularly, safely perennial in our climate.

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Floriculture - Section 107 - PerennialsTender Perennials

Must be grown in ground, not to exceed 24" (except where noted)A Perennial must be regularly, safely perennial in our climate.

CHRYSANTHEMUMS (Chrysanthemum x. morifolium)Specimen bloom grown disbudded - any type, 1 stem

I-240 J-240 Any colorChrysanthemum sprays, single stalk, at least 4 open blooms

Pompon, button or decorativeI-241 J-241 YellowI-242 J-242 WhiteI-243 J-243 BronzeI-244 J-244 Pink or LavenderI-245 J-245 Any other color

Single, Anemone, Spoon or QuillI-246 J-246 YellowI-247 J-247 WhiteI-248 J-248 BronzeI-249 J-249 Pink or LavenderI-250 J-250 Any other color

Other Chrysanthemums, bloomingI-251 J-251 Chrysanthemum nipponicum, specimen stalkI-252 J-252 Chrysanthemumpacificum,specimenstalkI-253 J-253 Chyrsanthemum parthenium, Fever Few, 1 stalkI-254 J-254 Chrysanthemum superbum, Shasta (i.e. Becky Daisy)

Other PerennialsI-255 J-255 Anemones, specimen stalk, any colorI-256 J-256 Aster and cultivars, spray, any color, spray (not over 24")I-257 J-257 Gerbera daisies, specimen bloomI-258 J-258 Rudbecka ssp.(gloriosa daisy) specimen bloomI-259 J-259 Herb, Lavendula angustifolia (lavender), 1 specimen stalkI-260 J-260 Herb, Mentha (mint), 1 specimen stalkI-261 J-261 Herb, Origanum (oregano), 1 specimen stalkI-262 J-262 Herb, Rosmarinus (rosemary), 1 specimen stalkI-263 J-263 Herb,Salviaofficinalis(sage),1specimenstalkI-264 J-264 Herb, Thymus (thyme), 1 specimen stalkI-265 J-265 Herb, any perennial herb not listed above, 1 specimen stalkI-266 J-266 Lantana, spp., 1 stalkI-267 J-267 Sedum, Autumn Joy, 1 stalkI-268 J-268 Sedum any other spp., 1 stalkI-269 J-269 Perennial, grown for foliage, stalk or sprayI-270 J-270 Perennials not listed above, specimen bloom, stalk or spray

Native PerennialsI-271 J-271 Ageratum (Eupatorium coelestium) specimen spray or stalkI-272 J-272 Goldenrod (Solidago spp.) garden grown, 1 stalkI-273 J-273 Helianthus maximiliani, specimen stalk (not to exceed 36")I-274 J-274 Helianthus, any other species (i.e. Jerusalem Artichoke, etc.) speci men stalkI-275 J-275 Any other native perennial, garden grown, specimen bloom

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Collections are to be pre-registered on the GENERAL ENTRY form at the back of the catalog. The collections are to be delivered to the Home and Garden Building on the day of the show and will be placed by the Entries Committee. The last day to enter your entry form for collection(s) is September 1. Please note that, in Collections, each cut Specimen is to be displayed in a separate container.

Premiums: 1st: $15.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00I-280 J-280 Collection of Marigolds, 5 different varietiesI-281 J-281 Collection of Zinnias, 5 different types, 1 bloom each type I-282 J-282 Collection of Annuals, 5 different kindsI-283 J-283 Collection of Vegetables, 5 different kinds, exhibited on a plateI-284 J-284 Collection of Gourds, 5 different or 5 of same, exhibited on a plateI-285 J-285 Collection of Chrysanthemum sprays, 5 different varietiesI-286 J-286 Collection of Gerbera Daisies, 5 specimen bloomsI-287 J-287 Collection of Decorative Grasses, 5 different kindsI-288 J-288 Collection of Herbs, 5 different kinds, Perennials onlyI-289 J-289 Collection of Perennials, 1 each of 5 different kindsI-290 J-290 Collection of Native Perennials, garden grown, 5 different varieties

Floriculture - Section 109 - Hardy Vines(All specimens not over 24” long)

I-295 J-295 Clematisxhybrida,largeflowered,specimenbloomI-296 J-296 Ivy (Hedera spp.) interesting foliageI-297 J-297 HardyVines,flowering,inbloom,notlistedaboveI-298 J-298 Hardy Vines, berried or fruited, not listed aboveI-299 J-299 Vines, foliage types, not listed above

COLLECTIONS OF HARDY VINES


Premiums: 1st: $15.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00

I-300 J-300 Collection of Ivy, 5 different varieties

Floriculture - Section 110 - Hardy Shrubs and Trees(All specimens not over 30” long)

Premiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

I-301 J-301 Aucuba japonica, green, fruited or non-fruitedI-302 J-302 Aucuba japonica, variegated, fruited or non-fruitedI-303 J-303 Autumn Blooming Azalea (Encore varieties, blooming)I-304 J-304 Camellia japonica, any variety, specimen bloom, exhibited on a plateI-305 J-305 Camellia sasanqua, any variety, specimen bloom, exhibited on a plateI-306 J-306 Cleyera japonicaI-307 J-307 EucalyptusI-308 J-308 Daphne spp

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Floriculture - Section 108 - CollectionsAnnuals and Perennials

(Includes Biennials) (must be grown in ground)

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Floriculture - Section 110 - Hardy Shrubs and Trees(All specimens not over 30” long)

I-309 J-309 Euonymus spp. gold variegatedI-310 J-310 Euonymus spp. silver variegatedI-311 J-311 Euonymus, any other typeI-312 J-312 Fatshedera, any typeI-313 J-313 Gardenia, any type, bloomingI-314 J-314 Ilex aquifolium (English Holly), any varietyI-315 J-315 Ilex cornuta, any type (includeds burfordi)I-316 J-316 Ilex crenata (Japanese Holly) any varietyI-317 J-317 Ilex opaca (American Holly)I-318 J-318 Ilex any other species (Pernyi, latifolia, etc.)I-319 J-319 Ilex x attenuata, “Foster’s #2”I-320 J-320 Ilex,interspecifichybrids(NellieStevens,Aquipernyi,Meserve,etc.)I-321 J-321 Lorapetalum, any type, speciman stalkI-322 J-322 Nandina domestica, fruited onlyI-323 J-323 Osmanthus heterophyllus (false holly) includes GoshikiI-324 J-324 Osmanthus any other spp (includes fragrans)I-325 J-325 Pyracantha spp., berriedI-326 J-326 Anyotherbroad-leafevergreen,floweringI-327 J-327 Any other broad-leaf evergreen, fruitedI-328 J-328 Any other broad-leaf evergreen, non-fruited

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS and TREESI-329 J-329 Buddleiaspp.,floweringI-330 J-330 Callicarpa spp., berried with leavesI-331 J-331 Callicarpa spp., berried without leavesI-332 J-332 Hydrangeaspp.,floweringI-333 J-333 Viburnum spp., berriedI-334 J-334 Deciduous shrubs, any other, berried/fruitedI-335 J-335 Deciduousshrubs,anyother,flowering,inbloomI-336 J-336 Deciduoustrees,anyother,flowering,fruitedornon-fruited

CONIFERS - Any Other Shrubs or Trees, Non-FruitedI-337 J-337 Arbovitae (Thuja spp)I-338 J-338 Chamaecyparis, False Cyprus (Lawsoni, Retinospora, etc.)I-339 J-339 Cryptomeria Japonica, Japanese CedarI-340 J-340 Cunninghamia lanceolata, Chinese FirI-341 J-341 Junipers (Junipera spp)I-342 J-342 Podocarpus sppI-343 J-343 Yews (Taxus spp)I-344 J-344 Any other conifer not listed above

COLLECTIONS OF HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS(All specimens Not Over 24" long)


Premiums: 1st: $15.00 2nd: $3.00 3rd: $2.00I-345 J-345 Collection of Ilex, 5 different varietiesI-346 J-346 Collection of broadleaf evergreens, 5 different varietiesI-347 J-347 Collection of deciduous shrubs, 5 different varietiesI-348 J-348 Collection of conifers, 5 different varieties

Premiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

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Floriculture - Section 111 - Bulbs, Corms, Tubers, Etc.Premiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00

I-350 J-350 Acidanthera (Peacock glad), specimen stalkI-351 J-351 Arum italicum, 3 leavesI-352 J-352 Begonia grandis (Hardy Begonia), specimen stalkI-353 J-353 Caladium, 3 leavesI-354 J-354 Colocasia esculenta (Elephant Ear), 1 stalkI-355 J-355 Gladiolus spp., 1 stalkI-356 J-356 Hemerocallis, spp., blooming, 1 stalkI-357 J-357 Lycoris radiata, specimen bloomI-358 J-358 Orchids spp., cut, any type or colorI-359 J-359 Tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa), 1 stalkI-360 J-360 Anyotherbulb,corm,tuber,etc.,flowering,specimenbloomI-361 J-361 Anyotherbulb,corm,tuber,etc.,non-flowering,1stalk

Floriculture - Section 112 - MiscellaneousI-365 J-365 Any worthy exhibit not listed elsewhere in horticulture section, single stalk or spray

Floriculture - Section 113 - Jr. Horticulture ClassesWednesday, October 9 - For Ages: 4-15 years

Jr. Horticulture should be brought to the Home & Garden Building Tuesday, October 8, between 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm ONLY. Pick up exhibits Monday, October 14, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm or make arrangements with the Committee Chairman. Juniors may enter any class in the horticulture section as long as the rules of that section are followed.

RULES, REGULATIONS AND INFORMATION1. Container-grown plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for a mini- mum of 2 months.2. The plants in terrariums, dish gardens and hanging planters must have been growing together for at least 3 weeks.3. Other Flower Show policies are on page 113.

Premiums: 1st: $3.00 2nd: $2.00 3rd: $1.00CUT SPECIMENS / GROWN OUTDOORS (PRE-ENTRY REQUIRED)

J-370 Celosia, crested - 1 stalkJ-371 Celosia, plumed - 1 stalkJ-372 Marigold,large,flowered,orange,1specimenJ-373 Marigold,large,flowered,yellow,1specimenJ-374 Marigold, sprayJ-375 Zinnia, any type - 1 bloomJ-376 Any other annualJ-377 Chrysanthemum - 1 sprayJ-378 Dahlia - 1 bloomJ-379 Any other perennialJ-380 RoseJ-381 GourdJ-382 Herbs, individual specimenJ-383 Any fruit or vegetable, 1 specimen

CONTAINER-GROWN PLANTS (PRE-ENTRY REQUIRED)J-384 FernsJ-385 Foliage plantsJ-386 Flowering plants, bloomingJ-387 Fruited plants (i.e. ornamental peppers)J-388 HerbJ-389 CactusJ-390 Any other succulentsJ-391 African Violets, (Saintpaulia)J-392 Dish GardenJ-393 Terrarium

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