MARCUS FAIR FLOWERS- 2012

CLASS B - CELOSIA, One Stem

COMMITTEE:  Maxine Shea, Barbara Carlson, Kris Irwin,

1.  Crested

3.  Tall Plumed or

Julie Sand, Barb Rosener, Vickie Rainboth, Diane Klassen

2.  Pendulant

Feathered

Fern Clarkson

CLASS C - COSMOS, Three Blooms

ENTRY CLERKS - Committee

1.  Single

2.  Double

RULES AND REGULATIONS

CLASS D - CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Three Blooms

1.  PLEASE READ ALL NOTES CAREFULLY.

1.  Lavender

4.  Yellow

2.  Doors open for entries in the flower division: 3-8 PM Thursday, August 9th.

2.  Pink

5.  Any Other Color

3.  Perishables (rose specimens, hemoracalli, phlox) may be placed until 9:00 AM

3.  White

Friday, August 10, if advance entry has been made on Thursday, August 9.

CLASS E - DAHLIAS, One Bloom (Disbud For Show )

4.  Be prepared to state promptly where you want your flowers entered.

1.  Giant, over 8"

3.  Medium, 4" - 6"

Study the schedule at home.  It is unfair to expect the committee to study

2.  Large, 6" - 8"

4.  Small, under 4"

and classify your entry while others wait.

5.  Any Other

5.  Exhibitors must furnish their own clear container.

CLASS F - Three Stems

6.  All specimen entries must be grown by the exhibitor or by a member of

1.  Bachelor Buttons

3.  Dianthus

the family.

2.  Carnation - Sweet William

4.  Pink

7.  Containers will count points in all arrangements. But not in single entries or

CLASS G - DELPHINIUMS, One Spike

collections

8.  Entries may be removed between 6:00 - 7:00 PM (NO SOONER &NO LATER)

CLASS H - GLADIOLUS, One Spike

on the last day of the fair.

1.  Blend

9. Pink - Light

9.  Horticulture Division:  First prize - .75; Second prize - .50; Third prize - .35;

2. Collection of 3 Blooms

10. Purple

Miniature Arrangement and Children's Division:

3. Cream

11. Red - Dark

First prize - .75;  Second Prize - .50;  Third prize - .35

4. Green

12. Red - Light

All other arrangements classes:

5. Lavender

13. Salmon

First prize - $1.25 ;  Second prize - $1.00;  Third prize - .75

6. Miniature

14. Smoky

10.  Only one entry in any class from the same family

7. Orange

15. White

11.  Each specimen must have some of its own foliage as so grown.

8. Pink - Dark

16. Yellow

12.  Best In Class Award (purple ribbon) will be awarded to the outstanding

17. Any Other Color

exhibit.

CLASS I - DAISIES, Three Blooms

13.  Accessories are permitted in all design classes

1. Gaillardia

3. Painted

14.  Classes may be subdivided at the discretion of the judge.

2. Gloriosa

4. Shasta

15.  This department will use diligence to insure safety of the exhibit, but is in

5. Any Other

no case responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.

DIVISION I - HORTICULTURE

CLASS J

CLASS A - ASTERS - Three Blooms

1. Calendula, three blooms

2. Coreopsis,

1. White

4.  Red

three blooms

2. Pink

5.  Lavender

3. Hydrangea, one stem

3. Dark Pink

6.  Purple

7.  Any other color

CLASS K - LILIES, One Specimen

Miniature

1.

Hemerocallis (Day Lily) (bring day of show)

a.) Lavender

d.) Red

g.) Two-Toned

a.) Pink

d.) Orange

g.) Apricot

4

b.)Orange

e.) White

h.) Blend

b.) Red

e.) Lavender

h.) Brown

c.) Pink

f.) Yellow

i.) Other

c.) Yellow

f.) Cream

i.) Blend

Shrub Rose

2.

Hosta - Large - 1 stem leaf length over 9 inches

a.) Pink

c.) White

e.) Blend

Medium - 2 stems leaf length 4 in. to 9 Inch

5.

b.) Red

d.) Yellow

f.) Other

Small - 3 stems leaf length 0 - 4 inches

Climbing Roses

a.) Blue

b.) Green

c.) Yellow-gold

a.) Lavender

d.) Red

g.) Two - toned

1.) Large

1.) Large

1.) Large

6.

b.) Orange

e.) White

h.) Blend

2.) Medium

2.) Medium

2.) Medium

c.) Pink

f.) Yellow

i.) Other

3.) Small

3.) Small

3.) Small

Any other Rose

3.  Rubrum

4.  Speciosum Album

a.) Lavender

d.) Red

g.) Two - toned

5. Surprise Lily ( Naked Lady)

6. Tiger

7. Any Other

7.

b.) Orange

e.) White

h.) Blend

c.) Pink

f.) Yellow

i.) Other

CLASS S - SNAPDRAGONS, Three Stems

CLASS L - MARIGOLD

1.

Dwarf. 3 Blooms 1" - 2"

2. Lg. Orange, 3 Blooms, over 4"

CLASS T - STRAWFLOWERS, Three Stems

a.) Predominantly Dark Orange

3. Lg Yellow, 3 Blooms, over 4"

b.) Predominantly Light Orange

4. Med. Orange, 3 Blooms

CLASS U - SWEET PEAS, Three Stems

c.) Predominantly Yellow

5. Med. Yellow, 3 Blooms

1.

Annual

2.

Perennial

d.) Mixed Color

6. Miniature, 3 spray, 1/2 "

CLASS V - TUBEROSE, One Stem

CLASS M - NASTURTIUMS, Six Blooms

CLASS W - TUBEROSE BEGONIAS (Disbud For Show)

CLASS N - PANSIES, Three Stems

1.  Collection of Three Blooms

3.

Single, one bloom,

CLASS O - PETUNIA, Three Sprays

2.  Double, one bloom any color

any color

1.)Single

2.) Double

3.) Ruffled

CLASS X - ZINNIAS

CLASS P - PHILOX (Perennial), One Stem

6.  Green, (3) blooms

CLASS Q - PLATYCODON(Balloon Flower), One Stem

7.  Small, (3) blooms, 1"-2"

1.  Dwarf, (3) Blooms up to 1"

8.  Striped zinnia, (3) blooms

CLASS R - ROSES

2.  Fantasy, Giant, (1) bloom, 4"-6"

9. Any other zinnia, (3) blooms

1.

Floribunda

3.  Fantasy, Medium, (3) blooms, 2"-4"

a.) Lavender

c.) Pink

e.) White

g.) Two-Tones

4.  Flowered, Giant, (1) bloom, 4"-6"

CLASS Y-

ANY OTHER NAMED SPECIMEN NOT LISTED

b.) Orange

d.) Red

f.) Yellow

h.) Blend

5.  Flowered, Medium, (3) blooms, 2"-4"

1.

Annual

2.

Perennial

i.) Other

CLASS Z - HOUSE PLANTS

2.

Grandiflora

1. African Violets, Single

6.

Ferns

a.) Pink

c.) White

e.) Two-Toned

g) Other

2. African Violets, double

7.

Foliage Plant

b.) Red

d.) Yellow

f.) Blend

3. Begonias

8.

Impatiens

3.

Hybrid Tea

a.) Hybrid  b.) rex  c.) any other

9.

Ivy - Any Variety

a.) Lavender

d.) Red

g.) Two Toned

j.) Other

4. Blooming Plants

10.

Novelty Plants

b.)Orange

e.) White

h.) Blend

5. Cactus

11.

Philodendrons

c.) Pink

f.) Yellow

i.) Peace - any Color

a.) Cacti Disn    b.) Single Cactus

12.

Succulents

13.

Any Other

CLASS AA - Patio Containers - First place will be awarded the "Sis' Favorite"

award of $25 in memory of Margaret (Sis Rasmussen) Simonsen.