Flower Shows 2009

EARLY SPRING – May 5, 2009

DIVISION I – Horticulture

Section A – Annuals and Bulbs

Class 1 – Pansy – 3 blooms

Class 2 – Tulip  -  1 bloom

Class 3 – Daffodil – 1 bloom

Class 4 – Crocus Mix -  3 blooms

Class 5 – Lily of the Valley – 5 stems

Class 6 – Other spring bulb not specified above - 1  bloom

Class 7 – Bulb collection, same or different cultivars, any

                 colour or blend - 3 stems

Class 8 – Small bulb collection, any colour or blend - 3 stems,

Section B – Perennials/Biennials

Class 9   –  Columbine – 1 stem

Class 10 –  Helebore – 1 stem

Class 11 –  Bleeding Heart – 1 stem

Class 12 –  Primula – 1 bloom

Class 13 –  Other perennial or biennial not named – 1 stem

Class 14 –  Perennial Collection all different plants – 3 stems

 

Section C – Roses and Shrubs

Class 15 -  Lilac, any colour -  1 spray

Class 16 – Forsythia – 1 branch

Class 17 – Viburnum – any variety -  1 branch

Class 18 – Other flowering shrub not mentioned above - 1 branch

DIVISION III – Floral Design

Size restrictions for designs:  Large Designs – not less than 12” and not to exceed  24” in width and depth (no height restriction). Small Designs – not less than 6” and not to exceed 10” in width, depth and height.

Class 19 – “The Magic of Spring” – Large – Line–Mass -  Crescent style

Class 20 – “ Mother’s Day” – Large – Line–Mass -  Fan style

Class 21 –  “Perfect Harmony” – Large –Line - Abstract style

Class 22 –  “Mothers’ Day” – Small – Line - Free style

Use Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards for Horticulture and Floral Design, published by the Ontario Horticultural Association and The Garden Clubs of Ontario (Publication 34 B 2003) as your authority.   The booklet is $6.  If copies are not on sale at the sale table, you may order the publication through the flower show Co-ordinator, Krystyna Engel.   

  

LATE SPRING – June 2, 2009

DIVISION I – Horticulture

Section A – Annuals and Bulbs

Class 1 -     Lily – 1 stalk

Class 2 -     Geranium – 1 stem

Class 3 -     Flowering annuals collection – 3 stems   

     

Section B – Perennials and Biennials  

Class 4   -   Peony single, any colour  - 1 bloom with/without side buds

Class 5   -   Peony double, any colour  - 1 bloom with/without side buds

Class 6   -   Iris Tall Bearded – 1 stalk

Class 7   -   Dianthus – 3 stalks

Class 8   -   Poppy – 1 bloom

Class 9   -   Other perennials all defferent species  - 3 stems

Class 10 -   Favourite single perennial - 1 stem

Class 11 -   Perennial or biennial not listed above 1 -3 stems

                 

Section C – Roses/shrubs

Class 12 -   Hybrid teas, any colour – 1 spray/bloom

Class 13 -   Grandiflora, any colour – 1 spray/bloom

Class 14 -   Climber any colour – 1 spray/bloom

Class 15 -   Shrub Rose , any colour – 1 spray/bloom

Class 16 -   Miniature rose, any colour – 1 spray

Class 17 -   Rose floated in a bowl – 1 bloom

Class 18 -   Rose collection different colours – 3 stems

 

Section D – Rhododendrons

Class 19 -  Rhodo Red     -  1 truss

Class 20 -  Rhodo Pink    -  1 truss

Class 21 -  Rhodo White –  1 truss

Class 22 -  Rhodo Blue/violet – 1 truss

Class 23 -  Rhodo any colour with blotch – 1 spray

 

DIVISION III – Floral Design

Size restrictions for designs:  Large Designs – not less than 12” and not to exceed  24” in width and depth (no height restriction, Small Designs – not less than 6” and not to exceed 10” in width, depth and height.

 

Class 24 –“Picasso’s Garden”    – Large – Line-Mass - Abstract style

Class 25 –“Summer Lightning”   – Large – Line-Mass - Inverted Crescent style

Class 26 - “Perfect Harmony”     – Large – Line-Mass - Hogarth Curve style

Class 27 – “The Charms of Tea” – Small –  Free style    A design arranged in a tea cup to include the saucer 

                                
Use Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards for Horticulture and Floral Design, published by the Ontario Horticultural Association and The Garden Clubs of Ontario (Publication 34 B 2003) as your authority.   The booklet is $6.  If copies are not on sale at the sale table, you may order the publication through the flower show Co-ordinator, Krystyna Engel. 

                 

LATE SUMMER- September 1, 2009

DIVISION I – Horticulture

Section A – Annuals and Bulbs

Class 1 – Cosmos B any variety - 2 stems

Class 2 – Zinnia – 3 - 5 blooms

Class 3 – Gladiolus B 1 spike

Class 4 – Favourite annual not listed above- 2 stems

Class 5 – Salvia – 3 spikes

Class 6 – Snapdragon – 2 stems

Class 7 – Annual collection – 3 to 5 stems

 

Section B – Perennials and Biennials

Class 8 – Herb collection 3 to 5 different species in a pot or as cut specimens

Class  9 –  Foxglove – 1 spike

Class 10 – Pink Echinacea – 1 bloom

Class 11 – Echinacea – any colour – 3 blooms

Class 12 – Sunflower – 1 bloom

Class 13 – Late summer perennial group different species – 3 stems 

Class 14 – Ornamental grasses – 1 cultivar - 3 stems

 

Section C – Roses and Shrubs

Class 15 – Late summer rose – 1 bloom/spray

Class 16 – Late blooming shrub – 1 branch

 

DIVISION II – Produce

Class 17 – Cherry tomato – 1 bunch

Class 18 – Early tomato – 1 specimen

Class 19 – Peppers – 2 specimens

Class 20 – Zucchini – 1 specimen

 

DIVISION III – Floral Design

Size restrictions for designs:  Large Designs – not less than 12” and not to exceed 24” in width and depth (no height restriction). Small Designs – not less than 6” and not to exceed 10” in width, depth and height.

Class 21 – “Bon Appetit” – Large, Line-Mass - Horizontal style

Class 22 – “Pleasures with Herbs” – Large, Line-Mass - Country style (use only herbs)

Class 23 – “Summer Bliss”– Large, Line-Mass - Inverted Crescent style

Class 24 – “So Glad You Are Here” – Small - Informal style

 Use Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards for Horticulture and Floral Design, published by the Ontario Horticultural Association and The Garden Clubs of Ontario (Publication 34 B 2003) as your authority.   The booklet is $6.  If copies are not on sale at the sale table, you may order the publication through the flower show Co-ordinator - Krystyna Engel.