SECTION A: FLORAL DESIGN

Class

1. "Going Green" - All green design
2. "However Small" - A miniature arrangement not to exceed five (5)inches in any direction
3. "Drifting and Dreaming" - One perfect bloom and any foliage, floating
4. "Crooked As They Come" - A floral arrangement using stone and/ or driftwood
5. "A Tisket A Tasket" - Flowers in a basket with foliage

SECTION B: FLOWERING BULBS

Class

6. Tulips, lily variety - 3 stems, any colour(s)
7. Tulips, fringed variety - 3 stems, any colour(s)
8. Tulips, parrot variety - 3 stems, any colour(s)
9. Tulips, any other variety - 1 stem
10. Tulips, rainbow of colours - 5 stems
11. Tulips, double - 1 stem
12. Tulips, multi-stemmed - 1 stem

    NOTE: All daffodils are narcissus and are the same class

13. Daffodils, yellow, single - 3 stems
14. Daffodils, yellow, double - 3 stems
15. Daffodils, bi-coloured - 3 stems
16. Daffodils/Narcissus, white - 3 stems

17. Daffodils/Narcissus, multi-flowered - 3 stems
18. Miniature daffodils - 5 stems
19. Hyacinth - 1 stem
20. Hyacinth - 3 stems, any colour(s)
21. Grape hyacinth - 5 stems
22. Miniature bulb, any kind - 5 stems
23. Any other flowering bulb, corm or tuber with foliage - 1 stem, named if possible

SECTION C: PERENNIALS AND BIENNIALS

Class

24. Dwarf or miniature iris - 3 stems, any colour(s)
25. Miniature bleeding heart - 3 stems, any colour(s)
26. Bleeding heart - 3 stems, any colour
27. Coral Bells - 3 stems, any colour
28. Primula - 3 stems, any colour(s)
29. Pansies with foliage - 5 blooms, any colour(s)
30. Viola/Johnny-Jump-Up with foliage - 5 stems any colour(s)
31. Any other spring perennial or biennial not listed
32. A bouquet of Spring flowers
33. A bouquet of violets

SECTION D: FLOWERING SHRUBS (1 Branch, not over 30" - may be forced)

Class

34. Bridal wreath
35. Flowering Almond
36. Forsythia
37. Flowering Crabapple
38. Any other flowering shrub - named if possible

SECTION E: POTTED PLANTS

Class

39. African Violet - single flower
40. African Violet - double flower
41. Begonia Rex - fibrous
42. Begonia other than Rex (Busy Lizzie, Angel Wing, etc.)
43. Geranium in bloom
44. Scented Geranium
45. Houseplant in bloom not otherwise listed
46. Houseplant not grown for blooms
47. Trailing plant
48. Cactus or succulent
49. Orchid in bloom
50. My favourite houseplant

SECTION F: VEGETABLES, HERBS AND MORE

Class

51. One tomato plant, home grown
52. Any other vegetable grown from seed
53. Pot of any herb - named
54. Collection of 3 or more herbs, planted in one container - named
55. Container of seedling flowers

Class

56. "First Up" - The first flower(s) up in the Spring
57. "Old & New" - Working together in the garden
58. "Room to Grow" - A garden view

COMPETITION RULES

1. Members and non-members are welcome to bring entries between 1 and 3 pm.
2. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in each class of each section.
3. All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor, except in the floral design, where flowers can come from any source.
4. Cut flowers should be shown with their own leaf.
5. Please supply your own containers; clear glass is preferred.
6. Ribbons will be awarded for each CLASS item and a prize given for the most points in each SECTION.
7. ** Photos must be taken within the last 24 months, 5"x7" matted.
8. Entry forms and tags will be available at the April WHS meeting or call a Flower Show Committee Member for information.

Further Flower Show information is available from:

Marian Sloss / 519-696-3346
Gwyn Brundrett / 519-634-8500
Annie Cober / 519-696-2868
Sandra Cressman (Youth competition) 519-662-2030
Janice Wagler 519-662-2436
Audrey Huber 519-575-8723
Pat Luckhart 519-634-8823
Verda Cook 519-584-7089
Francine Johnson 519-696-2873