Artistic Division – Class A
SENIOR FAIR
Flower show
DEPARTMENT 6
Doug Spillman, Supt.; Asst. Elizabeth Anne Slater
First Show Judging: MONDAY, September 17, 9:00 A.M.
Second Show Judging: THURSDAY, September 20, 12 Noon
Flower Entries and removals may be made through the door on Fair Lane near
the flower department. The door will be open only during the hours designated
for this purpose. Entries in this department must be made by 2:00 p.m. on
Friday, Aug. 17th. In order to have fresh exhibits, the Specimen and Artistic Division will alternate shows.
FIRST SHOW - House Plants and Specimen Exhibits may be delivered to the
Horticulture Building on Sunday, Sept. 16, 3-8 p.m. Specimens only must be
removed Sept. 19 after 7:00 p.m. House Plants and Garden Club displays must
remain the entire 7 days of the fair and may be removed the last day of the fair
from 6-8 p.m.
SECOND SHOW - The Artistic Division exhibits may be delivered to the
Horticulture Building on Thursday, Sept. 20 between 9:00-11:00 a.m. They
must be in place by 11:00 a.m. and removed on Sunday, Sept. 23 from 6-8 p.m.
THEY WILL BE JUDGED STARTING AT 12 NOON on THURSDAY, SEPT. 20.
GENERAL RULES:
1. Entries open to residents of Tuscarawas County only.
2. All exhibitors must purchase a membership ticket.
3. Exhibitors may compete in both shows and enter as many classes as desired, but each
exhibit must have a separate ticket and be registered with the Fair Secretary by Friday,
August 17th by 2:00 p.m.
4. Judging will be by an accredited judge.
5. The judges may at their discretion withhold any award, even though it may be the only
exhibit in the class.
6. Entries removed before set time will result in loss of premium.
7. Exhibitor assumes full responsibility for exhibits not removed after designated time.
SPECIAL AWARDS
A Rosette will be awarded to the Best of Show
in each of the following:
Specimen Division, House Plant Division and Artistic Division.
Plaques will be awarded to the following:
House Plant Gardener of the Year, Flower Gardener of the Year
and Flower Arranger of the Year.
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1. Read “General Rules”.
2. Exhibitors are limited to one entry
in each class.
3. Preference will be given to flowers
grown by exhibitor.
4. No artificial flowers or plant
material permitted.
5. Bases, mats, accessories and
foreign foliage permitted.
6. Arrangements must be in
watertight containers.
7. Arrangements with accessories
must be on a base for convenience
in moving.
8. Due to display area, arrangement
depth limited to 18 inches, but
height and width, your choice,
except where specified.
Theme: Flowes for the Family
Premiums: First $5.00;
Second $4.00; Third $3.00;
Honorable Mention $1.00
Article Designation
1. Welcome Home to the New Baby:
Design a wreath to hang on a
nusery wall (diameter not to exceed
24”). Make your wreath gender
specific, either for a baby boy or
baby girl.
2. Aunt & Uncle: Create a corsage for
an Aunt and a boutonniere for an
Uncle. The two should compliment
each other as a matching pair.
3. Grandparent’s Farm: Create an all
around design ina basket. Incorporate the use of one or more fresh
fruits.
4. Sister: A modern vertical design of
your own interpretation.
5. Children: Incorporate the use of a
toy or toys, either in yor design, as
your container, or both.
6. Mother’s Rose Garden: Use roses
in this arrangement. For this class
ONLY you may use fresh flowers
purchased from a florist.
7. Brother: Create an arrangement
using fresh vegetation, but NO
FLOWERS. Incorporate one or
more fresh vegetables.
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8. Cousins: Use fabric to present two complimentary arrangements. Arrangements must be vertical and under
16” in height.
9. You are a memeber of the family too!: Create a design
of your own interpretation that reflects your personality.
Include a note card that describes how your personality
has been interpreted in your design.
10.Father: Create an arrangement using ONLY dried
natural vegetation. Use a masculan container.
Specimen Division – Class B
Premiums: First $2.00; Second $1.50; Third $1.00;
Honorable Mention (Ribbon-no premium)
1. Read “General Rules”.
2. Exhibitor may enter one exhibit per class.
3. Specimens MUST be grown by exhibitor.
4. Specimens should be disbudded unless schedule
states otherwise.
5. All specimens must have foliage unless otherwise
indicated.
6. Containers are available, however, Exhibitors are
encouraged to bring their own class containers in
which to display their specimens.
7. Please write name of specimen variety on entry tag.
32.Rose, miniature, 1 spray
33.Marigold, large flowered, 1 bloom, yellow
34.Marigold, small flowered, 1 bloom, yellow
35.Sedum, 1 stem
36.Ornamental Grass, 3 stems
37.Coleus, 1 stem with leaves, no branching, no blooms
38.Begonia, 1 stem
39.Zinnia, large variety, 1 bloom
40.Zinnia, small flowered, 3 blooms, same color
41.Specimen not listed, 2 blooms, any color
Article Designation
11.Aromatic Herb Collection – 5 specimens
in identical vases with name labels.
12.Rudbeckia, 3 blooms
13.Daisy, 3 blooms
14.Celosia (cockscomb), crested, 1 stem
15.Celosia (cockscomb), plumed, 1 stem
16.Chrysanthemum, large variety, 1 bloom
17.Chrysanthemum, small variety, 1 spray
18.Cleome, 2 stems, same color,
remove seed pods
19.Cosmos, 3 stems, any color, buds permitted
20.Dahlia, large, 2 blooms, up to 6”
21.Dahlia, pompom, 3 blooms, any color
22.Dahlia, large, 1 bloom over 6”
23.Dahlia, cactus, 1 bloom
24.Gerbera, 3 blooms, any color
25.Gladiolus, 3 spikes, any color
26.Salvia, 2 stems, same color
27.Marigold, large flowered, 1 bloom, orange
28.Marigold, small flowered, 1 spray, orange
29.Petunia, any color, one spray
30.Rose, hybrid tea, 2 blooms, same color
31.Rose, floribunda, 1 spray
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SENIOR FAIR FLOWER SHOW - continued
SENIOR FAIR flower show - continued
HOUSE PLANT DIVISION – CLASS C
House Plant
Division
– Class
C THIRD: $3.00
PREMIUMS:
FIRST
$5.00; SECOND
$4.00;
FirstRules”.
$5.00; Second $4.00; Third: $3.00
1.Premiums:
Read “General
Read
“General
2.1. All
plants
must Rules”.
be grown by the exhibitor for at least
2. 6All
plants
must
grown by the
exhibitor
months and bebeestablished
in the
pot. for at least
6
months
and
be
established
in
the
pot.
3. All plants displayed in containers with drainage holes
3. must
All plants
displayed in containers
be accompanied
by saucers.with drainage holes
must
be
accompanied
by saucers.
4. One plant to each container
except those that grow and
4. naturally
One plantmultiply.
to each container except those that grow and
naturally multiply.
5. Due to limited display area, non-hanging plants are not
5. to
Due
to limited
display
area, non-hanging plants are not
exceed
3 feet
in width.
to exceed 3 feet in width.
6. rules#2and#4donotapplytoFairyGardens.
6. Rules #2 and #4 do not apply to Fairy Gardens.
ARTICLE DESIGNATION
Article Designation
42. African Violets
42.African Violets
43. Orchids
43.Orchids
44. Non-blooming houseplant (grown primarily for foliage)
44.Non-blooming houseplant (grown primarily for foliage)
45. Succulent, hanging
45.Succulent, hanging
46. Cactus (one variety) multiple plants permitted
46.Cactus (one variety) multiple plants permitted
47. Hanging Basket, blooming (no impatiens)
47.Hanging Basket, blooming (no impatiens)
48. Hanging Basket, ivy (one variety) multiple plants permitted
48.Hanging Basket, ivy (one variety) multiple plants permitted
49. 5 or more culinary herbs grown in a red clay container,
49.5 or more culinary herbs grown in a red clay container,
labeled
labeled
50. Fairy Garden – Miniature Garden not to exceed 20”
50.Fairy Garden – Miniature Garden not to exceed 20”
diameter; must include a fairy figure!
diameter; must include a fairy figure!
51. Hanging Baskets, Ferns
51. Hanging Baskets, Ferns
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GARDEN CLUB DIVISION – CLASS 1
Garden Club Division – Class 1
ARTICLE DESIGNATION 1
Article Designation 1
PREMIUM: FIRST $100
Premium: First $100
1. Garden Club display theme “Flower Gardeners Are
1. Garden Club display theme “Mother’s Rose Garden”
Good Sports” – use our sports theme and pay tribute
– use your display to create an inviting tea party in
to the game
ofgarden.
golf.
Mother’s
Rose
2. Display
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beininplace
placebyby9 9a.m.
a.m.Monday,
Monday,Sept.
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2.
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flowers,shrubs,
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andtrees
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mustbebegrown
grownbybyclub
club
3.
members.
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specially
purchased
plants
allowed.
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Usenatural
naturalturf.
turf.
Use
4. Garden
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shouldhave
haveaadrawing
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listingthe
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namesofof
the
4.
the
plant
materials
used.
plant materials used.
5.
Gardensmay
maybe
bedismantled
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after7:00
7:00p.m.
p.m.ononthe
the
last
5. Gardens
last
day
of
the
fair.
day of the fair.
DESIGN:
35points.
POINTS.Design
Designincludes
includesplan
planororlayout,
layout,color
color
Design: 35
combination,
variety
of
texture,
background
and
combination, variety of texture, background and
interpretationofoftheme.
theme.Design
Designincludes
includesaccessories,
accessories,
interpretation
walks,furniture,
furniture,pools,
pools,pottery,
pottery,sundials,
sundials,etc.
etc.Scale
Scaleand
and
walks,
proportionofofaccessories
accessoriesare
areimportant.
important.
proportion
PLANTMaterials:
MATERIALS:3535points.
POINTS.Plant
Plantmaterials
materialsconsist
consist
Plant
ofof
interestofofcollection,
collection,Plant
Plantmaterials
materialswill
willbebeconsidered
considered
interest
asas
thesuitability
suitabilitytotolocation,
location,size,
size,and
andhardiness,
hardiness,condition
condition
totothe
plantsand
andproper
properlabeling.
labeling.
ofofplants
GENERALEffect:
EFFECT:3030points.
POINTS.General
Generaleffect
effectisisthe
the
General
impressionthe
thegarden
gardenleaves.
leaves.Can
Canthe
theidea
ideabebecopied
copied
impression
forfor
home
homeuse?
use? Do
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theparts
partsfitfittogether?
together?Does
Doesit ithave
havea afinished
finished
look?
look?IsIsititwell
wellgroomed?
groomed?
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