Department 14 Flower Shows

  
 
Director in Charge: Brad Angle, Superintendent
Co-Chairman: Doris Hager and Karen Feltham

Entry Deadline: Tuesday, July 1, 2008
 

Division 1 (Show 1): Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Exhibits due Tuesday, July 8, 2008 from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Judging: Tuesday, July 8, 2008 at 12:30 PM

Release Time: Wednesday, July 9, 2008 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. No early release.
 

Division 2 (Show 2): Thursday, July 10, 2008

Exhibits due Wednesday, July 9, 2008 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM or Thursday, July 10, 2008 from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Judging: Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 12:30 PM

Release Time: Friday, July 11, 2008 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. No early release.
 

Division 3 (Show 3): Saturday, July 12, 2008

Exhibits due Saturday, July 12, 2008 from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Judging: Saturday, July 12, 2008 at 12:30 PM

Release Time: Sunday, July 13, 2008 from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM. No early release.

The Logan County Garden Clubs will not be responsible for any Entries left after 9:00 PM on Wednesday, Friday, and 8:00 PM on Sunday.
 
 
  RULES:  
  1.

Entries open to all residents of Logan County.

  
  2.

Exhibits must be Ticketed and Registered by 11:00 AM on day of Judging.

  
  3.

In all three Shows, all Entries not Registered by 11:00 AM will not be Judged and will be for viewing only.

  
  4.

Exhibitors may make two Entries in any Horticulture Class, provided each Entry is a different variety. All Classes must be declared on Entry Sheet. Tags will be printed and may be picked up the weekend before the Fair starts at the Secretary Office and should be placed on the Exhibits before Entries are brought to the Fairgrounds.

  
  5.

Exhibits not meeting the specifications of the Schedule will be disqualified. (Examples: Improper count when definite number is specified. Side buds left on those specimens to be shown as an individual bloom).

  
  6.

Horticulture Exhibits must be staged in clear glass containers, provided by the Exhibitor, except for miniature roses and gladiolus whose containers will be furnished by the Show Department. Container should be sturdy enough to hold Entry. No quart or pint canning jars will be acceptable.

  
  7.

Same Exhibits cannot be used in more than one Show.

  
  8.

Correct variety name on all Horticulture Exhibits will be given preference over one of equal quality without a name.

  
  9.

Plant material for artistic design may be secured from any source. No artificial plant material will be permitted. Plant material must be stated on 3 X 5 card.

  
  10.

Painted or artificially colored fresh plant material is never permitted.

  
  11.

The Staging Committee reserves the right to eliminate, combine, or divide any Class as necessary.

  
  12.

Open Judging by an Accredited O.A.G.C. Judge will begin at 12:30PM with quiet prevailing during
Judging. The building will be closed to general traffic during Judging. Exhibitors and Interested
Persons are encouraged to attend Judging. Those persons interested in listening to Judging will be permitted to enter the building.

  
  13.

Awards will be given at the discretion of the Judge whose decision is final. Any Award may be withheld at the discretion of the Judge.

  
  14.

The Exhibitor may accompany the Clerk to position artistic designs. A reasonable amount of time
will be allowed to place the design prior to Judging.

  
  15.

Wilted or broken material may be replaced by the Exhibitor, in the same position as Judged.

  
  16.

Exhibits are displayed at the Exhibitor's risk. Accessories and containers should be labeled with
the Owners identification.

  
  17.

All Classes are to be awarded Blue Ribbons for 1st Place, Red for 2nd Place, and White for 3rd Place. Sweepstakes awarded by the point system. From the Blue Ribbon Rose Division, the Judge will select one "Queen of Roses" and "Princess of Roses". "Best of Show" and second "Best of Show" Ribbon will be awarded by the Judge in the Artistic Design, Daylilies, Cut Specimens, and "Best of Show" in the Juniors Division, in the Tuesday & Saturday Shows. "Best of Show" and second "Best of Show" Ribbon will be awarded by the Judge in the Containers Grown Plants, and "Best of Show" and "Second Best of Show" in all other Classes combined, and one "Best of Show" in the Junior Division in the Thursday show.

  
  18.

Total Premiums of $5 or less must be picked up at the Fairgrounds. If not picked up by August 1, 2008, the Premium money will be returned to the General Fund.

  
  19.

Ages 18 and under can enter the Junior Division at no charge. The Junior Division is not eligible for
Premium money. Ribbons and/or prizes will be awarded.

  
       
   

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

  
   

Premiums: Artistic: 1st - $9.00; 2nd - $7.00; 3rd - $5.00

  
       
 
 

Division 1 - Show 1 Tuesday, July 8, 2008
  Section A: Artistic Design - Theme "Roads Traveled"
 

Classes:

 
  101.

Over The River - Water Showing.
  102.

Fast Track - Showing Motion. Painted material allowed.
  103.

Country Roads - Including roadside material.
  104.

Two-Lane Road - Using two containers.
  105.

Special Class - Pathway to the Stars - Illuminary Design (an Illuminary design is a creative design incorporating lights, as one of the components). The lighting must be an integral part of the design, not something added for the sole purpose of including lights.
  106.

Snail Trail - Miniature design not to exceed 5" in any one direction.
     
  Section B: Junior Artistic Design
 

No Exhibitor Ticket or Pre-Registration required.
 

Ribbons and/or Prizes will be awarded.
 

Theme: Wildlife along the road - Veggie and/ or fruit creature - Own interpretation.
 

Two Classes - Juniors through 12 years of age, and 13 through 18 years of age. Age should be written on Entry Tag.
   
  Section C: Rosa - Hybrid Tea - One Bloom, Named, Foliage Attached, Disbudded
  Classes:  
  101.

White or white blend.
  102.

Yellow or yellow blend.
  103.

Pink or pink blend.
  104.

Red or red blend.
  105.

Orange or orange blend.
  106.

Any other color, not mentioned above.
  107.

Full-blown rose, any variety, one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached.
     
  Section D: Rosa - Other Roses - Named
  Classes:  
  101.

Floating full-blown bloom in a clear glass container.
  102.

Floribunda - any variety, one spray, not disbudded with foliage attached.
  103.

Grandiflora - any variety, one bloom or spray, naturally grown with foliage attached.
  104.

Polyantha - any variety, one spray, not disbudded with foliage attached.
  105.

English or Shrub - one spray, foliage attached, not disbudded.
     
  Section E: Rosa - Miniature One Bloom, any Variety, Named, Disbudded with Foliage Attached
  Classes:  
  101.

White or white blend.
  102.

Yellow or yellow blend.
  103.

Pink or pink blend.
  104.

Red or red blend.
  105.

Any other color not mentioned above.
     
  Section F: Hemerocallis - (Daylily) Large Flower (Over 4 inches)
  Classes:  
  101.

Peach or Peach blend.
 

102.

White/white blend.
  103.

Red/red blend.
  104.

Yellow/yellow blend.
  105.

Orange/orange blend.
  106.

Purple/purple blend.
  107.

Gold/ gold blend.
  108.

Double.
  109.

Unusual form.
  110.

Dominate Eye Zone.
     
  Section G: Hemerocallis (Daylily) Small Flower (Less Than 4 inches)
  Classes:  
  101.

Pink or Pink blend.
  102.

White/yellow.
  103.

Orange/peach.
  104.

Red/red blend.
  105.

Purple/purple blend.
     
  Section H: Lilium (True Lily) One Stem With Foliage Attached
  Classes:  
 

101.

Oriental.
  102.

Tiger.
  103.

Stargazer/ Stargazer like.
  104.

Any other variety not mentioned above.
     
  Section I: Flowering Bulb, Rhizome, shrub, or corms plants. Not listed anywhere in the schedule. One Stem
 

Classes:

  
  101.

Spike form (glads, butterfly brush, canna bloom, and etc.).
  102.

Round form (Hydrangea, calla lilly, dahlia, and etc.).
     
  Section J: Annuals - One Stem With Foliage Attached
 

Classes:

  
  101.

Tagetes (Marigold), any variety (i.e. more than 2.5' in diameter), disbudded.
  102.

Salvia-blue.
  103.

Antirrhinum (Snapdragon) Large.
  104.

Antirrhinum (Snapdragon) dwarf.
  105.

Love-In-A-Mist (Nigella).
  106.

Helianthus (Sunflower) less than 5", disbudded.
  107.

Cosmos, any variety.
  108.

Coleus, named, any variety, foliage only.
  109.

Round form Annual not listed above, disbudded.
  110.

Spike form Annual not listed above.
  111.

Spray form Annual not listed above.
  112.

Collection of three Annuals including 1 spike,1 round, and 1 spray.
     
  Section K: Perennials and Biennials, Foliage Attached
  Classes:  
  101.

Echinacea (Purple or white Coneflower), one stem.
  102.

Special Class: Echinacea (new varieties), one stem.
  103.

Liatris-Blue, one stem.
  104.

Achillea (Yarrow) Yellow, one stem.
  105.

Gloriosa Daisy, (Rudbeckia) three blooms of same variety, disbudded with foliage attached.
  106.

Coreopsis, three blooms of same variety.
  107.

Round form, not listed above, less than 4", one stem, disbudded.
  108.

Round form, not listed above, 4" and over, one stem, disbudded.
  109.

Spike form, not listed above, one stem.
  110.

Spray form, not listed above, one stem.
     
  Section L: Junior Class
 

No Exhibitor Ticket or Pre-Registration required.

 

Ribbons and/or Prizes will be awarded. Age should be written on Entry Tag.

 

Two Classes - Marigold or small Snapdragon, foliage attached, one stem.
     
 

Division 2 - Show 2 Thursday, July 10, 2008
 

Container plants must be potted and in possession of Exhibitor at least 45 days prior to Show.
  Section AA: Hanging Baskets
  Classes:  
  201.

Any flowering basket-same variety.
  202.

Any flowering basket-mixed variety.
  203.

Any non-flowering basket.
     
  Section BB: Cacti, Succulents
  Classes:  
  201.

Succulent, other than cacti, 1 plant per pot.
  202.

Cacti, 1 plant per pot.
  203.

Succulent garden - not over 12 inch container.
     
  Section CC: Herbs
  Classes:  
  201.

Herb, collection of 5 varieties, 1 sprig of each in separated glass containers.
  202.

Perennial herb, named, any variety, one stem.
     
 

Section DD: Container Grown Plants
 

Classes:

  
  201.

House plant-flowering.
  202.

House plant-non flowering.
  203.

Patio Pot, tints and tones of green, collection of different plants.
  204.

Special Class: Fairy Garden - container to be no larger than 12X12.
  205.

Begonia in a container, one plant, any variety.
  206.

Ornamental Pepper plant in a container, one plant, any variety.
  207.

Solenostemon (Coleus) 1 plant per pot, any variety.
  208.

Impatiens, 1 or more plants per pot, any variety.
  209.

Terrarium (closed) - No larger than 18 inches height or width.
     
  Section EE: Hosta, Caladiums, Ferns, and Ornamental Grass
  No Exhibit of Grasses over 36" tall, Foliage only or Grasses with inflorescence (plumes, flower heads).
  Sq. In.=Height of leaf plus the Width.
  Classes:  
  201.

Hosta, one leaf - Miniature - 2.0 to 6.0 Sq. In.
  202.

Hosta, one leaf - Small - 6.0 to 25 Sq. In.
  203.

Hosta, one leaf - Medium - Green - 25 to 81 Sq. In.

  204.

Hosta, one leaf - Medium - Variegated - 25 to 81 Sq. In.

  205.

Hosta, one leaf - Large - 81 to 144 Sq. In.

  206.

Hosta, one leaf - Giant - greater than 144 Sq. In.

  207.

Caladiums, one stem, any variety.
  208.

Fern, one frond (leaf), any variety.
  209.

Small grasses, grows under 18" (three stems, same variety, one container).
  210.

Medium grasses, grows to 36" (three stems, same variety, one container).
  211.

Tall grasses, grows over 36" (three stems, same variety, one container).
     
 

Section FF: Junior Class
 

No Exhibitor Ticket or Pre-Registration required.
 

Ribbons and/or Prizes will be awarded. Age should be written on Entry Tag.
 

Container Garden, three or more different varieties of plants per pot, named on a 3X5 card.
   
 

Division 3 - Show 3  Saturday, July 12, 2008
 

Section AAA: Artistic Design
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Back Roads - Own Interpretation.
  302.

Beach Road - Including driftwood.
  303.

City Streets - Including recycle material.
A. Tradition Design.
B. Creative Design - Painted material allowed.
  304.

Garden Path - *Novice Class for anyone who has never received more than two Blue Ribbons in Artistic. Own Interpretation.
  305.

Special Class: Highways - Stretch Design (A stretch design is a creative design, using two similar containers where one is smaller and appears to have been pulled away from the other by tension using a connective line of straight line material).
  306.

December - Holiday Extravaganza - anything goes - painted material permitted.
     
 

Section BBB: Junior Artistic Design
 

No Exhibitor Ticket or Pre-Registration required.
 

Ribbons and/or Prizes will be awarded.
 

Theme - Highways and Byways - Design including a vehicle.
 

Two Classes - Juniors through 12 years of age, and 13 through 18 years of age. Age should be written on the Entry Tag.
     
 

Section CCC: Rosa - Hybrid Tea, One Bloom, Named, Foliage Attached, Disbudded
 

Classes:

  
  301.

White or white blend.
  302.

Yellow or yellow blend.
  303.

Pink or pink blend.
  304.

Red or red blend.
  305.

Orange or orange blend.
  306.

Any other color, not mentioned above.
  307.

Full-blown rose, any variety, one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached.
     
 

Section DDD: Other Roses - Named
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Floating full-blown bloom in a clear glass container.
  302.

Polyanthus - any variety, one spray, not disbudded with foliage attached.
  303.

Floribunda - any variety, one spray, not disbudded with foliage attached.
  304.

Grandiflora - any variety, one bloom or spray, naturally grown, with foliage attached.
  305.

English or Shrub - one spray, any variety, not disbudded with foliage attached.
  306.

Climbing - one bloom, any variety, not disbudded with foliage attached.
     
 

Section EEE: Rosa - Miniature, One Bloom, Named, Foliage Attached
 

Classes:

  
  301.

White or white blend.
  302.

Yellow or yellow blend.
  303.

Pink or pink blend.
  304.

Red or red blend.
  305.

Any other color not mentioned above.
     
 

Section FFF: Hemerocallis - (Daylily) Large Flower (Over 4 inches)
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Peach or peach blend.
  302.

White or white blend.
  303.

Red or red blend.
  304.

Yellow or yellow blend.
  305.

Orange or orange blend.
  306.

Purple or purple blend.
  307.

Pink or pink blend.
  308.

Gold or gold blend.
  309.

Double.
  310.

Unusual form.
  311.

Dominate Eye Zone.
     
 

Section GGG: Hemerocallis - (Daylily) Small Flower (Less Than 4 inches)
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Pink or pink blend.
  302.

White/yellow.
  303.

Orange/peach.
  304.

Red or red blend.
  305.

Purple or purple blend.
     
 

Section HHH: Lilium (True Lily) One Stem With Foliage Attached
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Oriental.
  302.

Tiger.
  303.

Stargazer/ Stargazer like.
  304.

Any other variety not mentioned above.
     
 

Section III: Flowering Bulb, Corms, Rhizome or Shrub Plant not listed anywhere in the Schedule. One Stem
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Spike (glad, or butterfly bush, and etc.).
  302.

Round Form ( dahlia, hydrangea, calla lily, and etc.).
     
 

Section JJJ: Annuals - One Stem With Foliage Attached
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Salvia-red.
  302.

Helianthus (Sunflower ) 5 inches and over, disbudded.
  303.

Cosmos, any variety.
  304.

Cleome (Spider Flower).
  305.

Coleus, any variety, one stem, foliage only.
  306.

Special Class - Bells of Ireland, one stem.
  307.

Round form, Annual not listed above, disbudded.
  308.

Spike form, Annual not listed above.
  309.

Spray form, Annual not listed above.
     
 

Section KKK: Perennials and Biennials, One Stem, With Foliage Attached
 

Classes:

  
  301.

Shasta Daisy, any variety, disbudded.
  302.

Perennial Phlox, one spray, any variety.
  303.

Liatris - white.
  304.

Statice, any variety, one spray.
  305.

Achillea (yarrow) all colors, other than yellow, one spray, not disbudded.
  306.

Round form not listed above, less than 4", one stem, disbudded.
  307.

Round form not listed above, 4" and over, one stem, disbudded.
  308.

Spike form not listed above.
  309.

Spray form not listed above.
     
 

Section LLL: Junior Class
 

No Exhibitor Ticket or Pre-Registration required.
 

Ribbons and/or Prizes will be awarded. Age should be written on Entry Tag.
 

Two Classes - Large Snapdragon, or Salvia (Blue), one stem, foliage attached.