PLANTS AND FLOWERS 2009
Class 77
Committee: Susan Elmes (Chair) 519-632-7021, Barb Blake, Laureen Duncan, Pauline Epplett, Blake Hughes, Marg Verkuil
Entries close at 11:30 on the first day of the Fair and must be in place by 12 Noon and remain until 3:30 pm on Sunday.New Exhibitors in Class 77: note this on your Entry Form. Definition of a new exhibitor is one who has never before exhibited in Class 77.
Please refer to the General Rules and Regulations . All exhibitors must have a 2009 Membership.
PRIZES: | |||
Section |
1st | 2nd | 3rd |
1-30 | $3.00 | $2.50 | $2.00 |
32-48 | $4.00 | $3.00 | $2.00 |
49-65 | $2.50 | $2.00 | $1.75 |
CUT FLOWERS
Sponsored by the Drumbo Agricultural Society
Flowers, Amateur, Section 1-31 must be grown by exhibitor. Buds showing colour count as a bloom.
Section:
- Asters, one colour
- Asters, assorted colours
- Cornflowers, 5 blooms, one colour
- Cosmos, assorted or alike
- Dahlia, cactus, best bloom
- Dahlia, collection of blooms, any size
- Gladioli, 1 spike at least 20" in height
- Geranium, 1 bloom
- Geranium, 3 blooms, assorted colours
- Hosta, one variety, 3 leaves
- Hosta, three varieties, one leaf of each
- Impatiens, one colour
- Impatiens, assorted colours
- Marigold, under 2", 7 blooms
- Marigold, over 2", 5 blooms
- Nasturtiums, displayed in a bowl, own foliage
- Pansies, any colour
- Petunias, single, one colour
- Petunias, double, colours assorted or alike
- Rose, single bloom
- "Only a Rose", 1 bloom floating in a suitable container
- Roses, miniature, any colour, 3 sprays
- Rudbeckia/Coneflower - 3 blooms
- Salvia, 3 spikes, any variety
- Sedum, 3 stems, one variety
- Sedum, 3 varieties, one stem of each
- Snapdragons,5 spikes
- Zinnia, large, 5 blooms
- Zinnia small, 7 blooms
- "Champagne Charlie", a single bloom of any variety floating in a champagne glass
- Special: 6" to 8" Dahlia Bloom.
In memory of Dorothy Elmes, by the Blenheim-Dumfries Farm Women's Club - $5.00 first prize only - "Happy Birthday" - accessories may be used
- "Boo!! Happy Halloween" -accessories may be used
- "A Walk in the Country" - wild flowers, weeds and coloured leaves in a unique container
- Dahlia Arrangement
- Colour Contrast - any 2 colours of flowers, exhibitor's choice of accessories
- "For the Prom" - a corsage - fresh flowers, greenery and ribbon
- "Rise and Shine" - arrangement in an egg cup
- An arrangement in a pumpkin, not higher than 12" including gourd
- Arrangement of perennials, 6 varieties, in a suitable container
- "Christmas Door Swag" - Natural material. Accessories allowed. Not less than 18"
- "Vancouver 2010", an arrangement to mark the 2010 Winter Olympics, accessories may be used.
- "It's a Small World" - arrangement under 5" high including container, any variety
- Roses for end table, any variety
- "Horsin' Around at the Fair", an arrangement to reflect this year's theme, accessories may be used
- Christmas arrangement for a mantel using evergreen and fresh flowers. Not exceeding 20" in length
- "Whoa! Time to Tie on the Feed Bag!", an autumn door swag made with corn and grains, accessories may be used.
- "Oh to be a Kid Again!" - an arrangement in a child's toy
- Begonia, tuberous
- Begonia, any other kind
- Coleus
- Foliage plant, other than coleus
- Geranium in bloom, any colour
- African Violet, single, 1 crown
- Baby Tears
- Dish Garden - Cacti or succulent, at least 3 varieties, in 1 container, accessories allowed
- Any other plant, not listed
- Fuchsia in bloom
- Spider Plant
- Boston Fern
- Impatiens, any colour
- Collection of annuals in a planter, any variety
- Impatiens in an unique pot or planter
- Planter, suitable for shade, no impatiens
For the exhibitor winning the most points in Cut Flowers (Sections 1 to 30, excluding Special) In memory of Dorothy Elmes, by Eileen & Martin Hartig - $10.00
FLORAL DESIGN
Flowers used in the Floral Design, Sections 32-48 may be either grown by the exhibitor or acquired from any other source, i.e. floristSponsored by the Drumbo Agricultural Society
Section:
For the exhibitor winning the most points in Floral Design (Sections 32 to 48). In memory of Rita Clark by the Drumbo Agricultural Society - $10.00
HOUSE PLANTS
(Must be potted at least 1 month before fair)Sponsored by Mountview Landscaping
Section:
HANGING BASKETS and OUTDOOR PLANTERS
Sponsored by Mountview LandscapingSection:
"JUDGE'S CHOICE", $5.00 and a Rosette
to the best entry in each of the following divisions:
-Cut Flowers
-Floral Design
-House Plants
In memory of Anna Elmes, donated by Eileen and Martin Hartig
CHAMPIONS in Class 77 Plants and Flowers
A $75.00 Gift Certificate from KIM-GLO FARM LTD, BRIGHT, will be awarded to the exhibitor winning the most points in Plants and Flowers
A $25.00 Gift Certificate from MOUNTAIN GARDEN CENTRE, PARIS will be awarded to the exhibitor with the second most points in Plants and Flowers
A $25.00 Gift Certificate from MCTARYN FLOWERS AND GIFTS, AYR, will be awarded to the New Exhibitor winning most points in Plants and Flowers. (Minimum 5 entries in the Plant and Flower class)
Champions gift certificates will be awarded at the Drumbo Agricultural Society's Appreciation night to be held October 16, 2009. You will receive notice about this.