PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Board Member in Charge Sharon Furches and Michael Poynter. Total Premiums offered by Kentucky State Fair... $3,924.

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1 PLANTS AND FLOWERS Board Member in Charge Sharon Furches and Michael Poynter Total Premiums offered by Kentucky State Fair... $3, Plus Gift Certificates and Special Awards THEME OF SHOW Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow HERB OF THE YEAR FOR Hops PARTICIPATING SOCIETIES Dahlia Society of Ky. Inc., The Louisville Rose Society, and Kentuckiana Unit of the Herb Society of America RULES NEW: PLANTS AND FLOWERS DEPARTMENT WILL BE IN THE EAST HALL. EXHIBITS MAY BE BROUGHT TO THE LOADING DOCK NUMBER E8. HAND TRUCKS WILL BE PROVIDED. 1. See General Rules on Page Exhibitors are limited to one entry in each class unless otherwise specified. 3. All exhibitors must keep their entry tag stubs and present them to the Superintendent at the end of each show to claim their entries. To assist with check in, please present tags in numerical order. Ribbons and awards may not be presented until official tally is complete. 4. EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED as indicated AT THE HEADING OF EACH specialized show. ENTRIES WILL CLOSE PROMPTLY AT SPECIFIED TIME. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE JUDGED BUT MAY BE PUT ON DISPLAY. EXHIBITORS WHOSE ENTRIES ARE ACCEPTED ONCE THE FAIR BEGINS ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 th WILL BE REQUIRED TO PRESENT AN EXHIBITOR TICKET OR PAY FAIR ADMISSION. FOR INFORMATION ON EXHIBITOR TICKETS, PLEASE REFER TO PAGE An exhibitor winning first prize in a class one year is barred from exhibiting the same article in that class at any subsequent State Fair. 6. GROOMING SPACE - A minimum of grooming tables will be set up on the exhibition floor during the time entries are accepted. Exhibitors are requested to make only a nominal amount of grooming and assembling on the exhibition floor. Exhibitors must place their exhibits under the guidance of department workers. 7. In order that the exhibition may open promptly, all exhibitors must leave the exhibition floor as soon as their exhibit is placed and remain off the floor until judging is completed. 255

2 8. REMOVAL - No exhibit or part of an exhibit shall be removed from the Hall at any time during the show. Any removal will forfeit their premiums. Any exhibits and ribbons not removed at the proper time indicated for each show will be disposed of. 9. RESPONSIBILITY - The Kentucky State Fair will not be responsible for loss or damage to exhibits or personal property of exhibitors but will exercise utmost care for the protection of all exhibits. 10. JUDGING will be done by nationally accredited Flower Show Judges and accredited Society Judges. The signature of one accredited judge must be written on every Blue Ribbon exhibit card. 11. BEST IN SHOW - Awarded to a blue ribbon winner, where designated. Do not enter these classes on entry blank. 12. SWEEPSTAKES - Awarded to the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in Horticulture or Design or both as designated in the schedule. In case of a tie, red ribbons will be counted and yellow ribbons if necessary to break the tie. Do not enter these classes on entry blank. All entries are eligible. 13. Ribbons won for BEST IN SHOW and BEST OF A SECTION or DIVISION do not count toward the SWEEPSTAKES. 14. EXHIBITS IN HORTICULTURE DIVISION must be grown by one exhibitor and have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least three months. Exhibits from multiple gardens are not allowed except Club Day. Exhibits should be properly named (if possible) and written at top of the entry tag. Named varieties will be given precedence over unnamed ones. DWARF OR MINIATURE IS A VARIETY, NOT STUNTED STANDARD. No live plants can be dyed or artificially colored in any fashion. No shine or spray on the leaves will be permitted. No infected plants allowed or accepted. Plants should be potted in sterile potting soil - not yard dirt. Please see each show for receiving and release times. Roses will be accepted from 9:00-10:30 a.m., Saturday, August 18th. Judging will start at 11:30 a.m. Multiple planting must be grown together at least 3 weeks (i.e.-dish garden). Plants should be lifted from yard to pot at least 3 weeks before show. HORTICULTURE SPECIMEN should not be treated with anything other than soap and water. Plants that are staged on a table may be elevated with a clay pot not to exceed 10. Do not decorate pots with foil, bows, etc. DOUBLE POTTING NOT ALLOWED. Styrofoam block or wood stem may be used to wedge cut specimen in upright position. Please do not display specimen with foliage below water level. Except as otherwise specified, all potted plants and hangings must be in pots not exceeding 10 inches across top. Potted plants and hangings must have a saucer under them (except Patio classes). Plants not allowed in Any other class if there is a class in the same show provided for them (i.e., Caladium in colorful foliage or Fern in foliage plant class). 256

3 15. CONTAINERS for arrangement and Horticulture must be furnished by the exhibitor. Small Horticulture specimen should be exhibited in small clear colorless glass bottles such as catsup bottles. Large Horticulture specimen may be exhibited in milk bottles or other suitable receptacles. Please attach your name and address to bottom of containers for identification. 16. No artificial Flowers or Foliage are permitted. Painted or dyed live plant material not allowed. 17. Entries in arrangement and design classes are limited to the number of entries specified in the class description. After the classes are filled, other exhibitors making entries in these classes will be placed on an alternate list. Exhibitors signing up for arrangement and design classes are expected to fulfill their commitment or to notify the Superintendent. 18. DESIGNS will be allowed 32 of space unless otherwise specified. DESIGNS must be the original work of the exhibitor, but plant material does not necessarily have to be grown by exhibitor. 19. COMPOSITIONS ARE TO FEATURE ARRANGEMENTS not SCENES. 20. ACCESSORY - A component of design; anything in a design in addition to plant material, container, base or background. 21. BACKGROUND AND BACKGROUND MATERIAL furnished by the exhibitor is optional. 22. DESIGNS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED unless there is sufficient water in the container to keep the plant material fresh for the duration of the show. 23. TABLES, TABLE COVERINGS, TRIPTYCH, PEDESTALS, AND FRAMED NICHES WILL BE FURNISHED BY THE FAIR AND WILL BE PAINTED A SOFT TAN COLOR. 24. LARGE TRIPTYCH - Background is 48 inches high, 30 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and staged on table 32 inches from the floor. 25. FRAMED NICHES - Space allowed for design is 40 inches high, 26 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and staged on table 32 inches from the floor. 26. FAIRY GARDEN - A fairy garden mounted in a container no larger than 30 in any direction. May contain fresh and/or dried plant material and accessories as needed to complete exhibit. Staged on a table 36 from the floor. 27. UTILITY TABLES - Each table may be appropriately accessorized as in home decoration. All utility tables are 18 deep, 36 wide and 32 from the floor. 28. PEDESTAL - Space allowed for design is 12 inches square on a column 36 inches high. Round mini pedestals, 6 inches diameter. 29. SHELVES - White panel with shelf is 48 wide and 48 high. Depth of shelf is

4 A silver tray and rosette will be presented to the exhibit judged the finest specimen in the horticulture classes. Recipient to be selected by a horticulture expert. * DONORS * Trophies & Awards Louisville Council of Federated Garden Clubs Virginia & Graydon A Long Kentuckiana Chapter of Herb Society of America Cardinal Council of Garden Clubs Ken-Mulch, Inc. Dabney Herbs Louisville Rose Society Louisville Flower Arrangers Guild Linda B. Morton Insurance Agency in honor of Athleen McDonald Monty s Plant Food Company Woodford Herbalists The Durbin Family Windy Hills Garden Club SCALE OF POINTS SCALE OF POINTS FOR ALL DESIGNS CONFORMANCE To Type...7 To Schedule Requirements...7 Design Principles...48 Selection of Components...8 Organization of Components...8 Expression...8 Distinction...14 Total ARTISTIC CRAFTS Conformance...25 Design...30 Craftsmanship/Technique...25 Distinction...20 Total HORTICULTURE I. All cut or Container Grown Horticulture Specimens and Collections (Arboreal, Flowering, Foliage, Fruit/Vegetable, Nuts) Conformance...5 Plant Identification...5 Peak of Perfection Form...20 Color...20 Maturity/Size...20 Condition/Blemishes

5 Grooming and Staging Grooming...10 Staging...5 Total II. Combination Plantings and Gardens Conformance...5 Plant Identification...5 Labeling...5 Peak of Perfection Form...10 Color...10 Condition...10 Show worthy size...5 Overall Effect...30 Creative/Distinctive...5 Grooming...10 Staging...5 Total III. Educational Exhibits Educational Value Interest to Viewer...25 Clear, Concise, Presentation...15 Adequate Signage...10 Conforms to NGC Objectives...10 Staging Craftsmanship/Technique...10 Distinction...10 Creativity and Expression...20 Total Artistic Crafts Conformance...25 Design...30 Craftsmanship/Technique...25 Distinction...20 Total

6 DIVISION 3101 CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS Tuesday, August 14 through Sunday, August 26 Amateur exhibitors may qualify under more than one Section. Open to Amateur Growers. Exhibits will be accepted between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 14, and may be picked up from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday, August 27. Exhibitors are responsible for furnishing a 3 x 5 card with their name and watering instructions for each entry, to be placed by entry. Multiple planting - must be grown together at least three weeks before entry date. A tropical plant is not hardy in zone 7 or below. All plants must be in proportion to pot size. None should weigh more than 15 lbs, in a pot 12 or less and no more than 2 tall. Hanging plants must be in pots of stated size and light enough to hang from an overhead pole. ORCHID NOT ALLOWED IN CLASSES 7 and 9. SEE PLANTS AND FLOWERS DEPARTMENT RULES 16 & HOPS VINE: In a pot 12 or less... $8 $6 $4 2 TERRARIUM: One or more living plant or plants growing and thriving inside a closed transparent container-any size to be used on a coffee table. To be staged on a table 32 from the floor. Eligible for Artistic Crafts Ribbon TOPIARY: Plant trained to a particular form. To be staged on a table 32 from the floor. Eligible for Artistic Crafts Ribbon DISH GARDEN: A selection of plants in an attractive dish (no larger than 15 ). To be staged on a table 32 from the floor One named HOSTA in a pot 12 or less and no taller than ORCHID: Any Genera. One plant or variety AN ANIMAL NAMED PLANT: (Zebra - Piggy Back - Shrimp plant, etc.) to be staged on a table 32 from the floor One or more air plant(s) in any kind of container not to exceed more than 10 in any direction UNIQUE NAMED PLANT: (String of Pearls, Lipstick, Chenille Plant etc.) to be staged on a table 32 from the floor Small tropical succulent in a container 8 or less HANGING BASKET FOLIAGE: (no spider plants or ferns) light enough to hang from overhead pole; pot not to exceed ARTEMISIA: Silver Queen, Silver King. Mugwort or any other artemisia in a pot not to exceed HANGING CONTAINER OF MIXED FLOWERING PLANTS: Must contain three varieties and be light enough to hang from overhead pole HANGING CONTAINER 12 or less: With three or more mixed herb plants. Light enough to hang from overhead pole TROPICAL BLOOMING ORNAMENTAL (such as Bird of Paradise) in a pot no larger than 12 across or 18 tall and displayed in the patio TROPICAL PLANT such as Tumeric, Cardamon, etc. with or without blooms in a pot 12 or less DWARF TROPICAL CITRUS PLANT: Orange, Lemon or Lime, with or without fruit, in a pot 12 and not over 15 tall BEGONIA: Any type, in an attractive pot or planter (more than one plant per planter allowed) suitable for patio

7 SPECIAL CATEGORY 19 Living wreath: A wreath containing living plants such as succulents, herbs, ground covers planted in a wire wreath form 12 in circumference. Staged on a table 32 from the floor. Eligible for Artisitic Crafts Ribbon Ribbon HORTICULTURE EXCELLENCE in classes 1 thru 19 All Wall Hanging Classes are eligible for the Botanical Arts Design Award... SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in classes 1 thru $10.00 and Rosette Rosette & Silver Award given by Ken-Mulch, Inc. DIVISION 3102 WALL HANGINGS (Botanical Arts) Celebrating Changes Tuesday, August 14 through Sunday, August 26 Open to any Amateur Exhibitor. Entries will be accepted Tuesday, August 14, from 10:00 a.m. till 12:00 p.m. and judged on Wednesday, August 15 and must be removed Monday, August 27, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Exhibits must be dry, on a suitable background and wired for hanging. All dried elements from nature, no live or artificial material unless otherwise stated. All wall hanging classes are eligible for the Botanical Arts Design Award. 1 FOREST PRIMEVIL: Use wood, paper, fur, dried plant material in a shadow box 3 deep. Design should not extend outside the box. Not to exceed 12 in length or width ROCK AND ROLL: A wall hanging using dried natural materials. Not to exceed 12 in any direction. Found objects permitted THE FIRST THANKSGIVING: A design featuring dried and/or preserved plant material. No glass or plastic ornaments. Nuts, cones and berries may be used THE ROARING TWENTIES: A plaque using dried plant material and found objects depicting life in the twenties. Not to exceed 12 in any direction TRIP TO OUTER SPACE: A two dimensional collage stabilized on a flat surface not to exceed 12 in any direction. Collage should extend no less than 1/8 or more than 1/3 from surface of board - treated plant material. Square or rectangle not to exceed 12 in either direction. Nothing should extend out more than MEMORIAL COMMEMORATING A SPECIAL EVENT: In a shadow box. Frame can extend up to 3 from back of box and be no larger than 12 X 12. May include wood, cloth, metal and plastic. Must also contain some dried, painted or treated plant material BEST IN SHOW: For the best Wall Hanging in classes 1 thru 6... Rosette & Pottery given by Linda Morton Insurance SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in Wall Hanging Classes 1 thru 6... Rosette All Wall Hanging Classes are eligible for the Botanical Arts Design Award 261

8 DIVISION 3103 DRIED DESIGN Wednesday, August 15 through Sunday, August 26 Arrangements will be accepted Wednesday, August 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and must be removed Monday, August 27, between 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Judging on dried design will begin at 12:00, noon Wednesday, August 15. Accessories permitted in all classes. Exhibits must be DRY, on suitable background and wired for hanging. All dried elements from nature, no live material. Bows or accessories permitted where stated. All dried designs from Class 1 through class 10 need a 3 X 5 card attached listing all plant materials. SEE PLANTS AND FLOWERS DEPARTMENT RULES. DRIED DESIGNS FOR AMATEUR DAYS Open to any amateur arranger. Ribbons won in this section to count toward August 16 Sweepstakes provided these winners have entries in Amateur Days Design Classes 59 thru 63 on August NEW DISCOVERY: A traditional American design using all dried plant material used in a naturalistic manner radiating from one point with little or no abstraction. Entire design should not exceed 12 back to front, side to side. Staged on a table 32 from the floor CAVE MAN S SUPPER: Still life design. A grouping of objects and some plant material which tells a story or interprets a theme. Objects must be dominant and more important to interpretation than plant materials. Objects must be true to function and realistic in size, form and color. Design not to exceed more than 20 in any direction. Staged on a table 32 from the floor DRIED DESIGNS FOR ROSE SHOW Open to Rose Society members and any amateur arranger. Ribbons won in this Section to count toward August 18 Sweepstakes, provided these winners have entries in Rose Show Design classes on August 18 3 TINY MEMORIES: Small design not exceeding 6 in any direction. Must contain dried miniature roses and other dried plant material. Staged on a Pedestal DREAM OF THE FUTURE: A creative line design not to exceed 24 in height using dried roses and other dried, painted or treated plant material. Staged on a table 32 from the floor DRIED DESIGNS FOR BULBS, CORMS, HOSTAS AND TUBERS SHOW Must contain dried materials from bulbs, tubers and/or corms Open to Dahlia Society members and any amateur arranger. Ribbons won in this Section to count toward August 21 Sweepstakes, provided these winners have entries in Bulbs, Corms and Tubers Show Design classes on August 21 5 MODERN TRANSPORTATION: A creative design of all dried, painted, treated plant material. Accessories permitted. Design should not exceed 24 on any direction. Staged on a table 32 from the floor

9 6 COUNTRY ROADS: A still life design using architectural characteristics in a geometric form not to exceed 15 in any direction, using dried, painted or treated plant material, Staged on a table 32 from the floor DRIED DESIGNS FOR CLUB DAYS Open to Garden Clubs, any Horticulture Clubs and their members. Ribbons won in this Section to count toward August 21 Sweepstakes, provided these winners have entries in Club Days Design classes on August DISCO MANIA: A three dimensional balanced hanging design which can move freely suspended from a hook in a frame no larger than 24. Frame provided by exhibitor. Must contain dried, painted or treatd plant material with other man-made components. Frame placed on a table 32 from the floor BIG BANG: Design in which (3) or more groupings of plant material and other components are placed in a single container or on a base. Must appear as one unit. Not to exceed 18 in any direction, but may be much smaller. Staged on a table 32 from the floor DRIED DESIGNS FOR HERB SHOW Open to all Herb growers and any amateur arranger. Ribbons won in the Section to count toward August 24 Sweepstakes, provided these winners have entries in Herb Show Design classes on August DRINK UP!: A creative abstract design containing dried plant material, INCLUDING HOPS, and other components use in non-traditional ways on a table 32 from the floor. May incorporate a background not exceeding 34 wide 40 high SURPRISE! : Small creative modern design less than 10 in any direction, with dried, painted, and/or treated plant material, including dried hops and/or other dried herbs. May contain up to 4 found or man-made objects and displayed on a table 32 from the floor ATHLEEN MCDONALD AWARD OF DISTINCTION FOR BEST DRIED DESIGNS To the best dried design in classes 1 thru 10, $25 donated by Louisville Flower Arrangers Guild. SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in Dried Design Classes 1 thru Rosette DIVISION 3104 AMATEUR DAYS Thursday and Friday, August 16 and 17 Open to all amateur growers and arrangers. Exhibits will be accepted from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, August 16, and must be picked up by 6:00 p.m. Friday, August 17. Judging begins at 12:00 noon. Open to all amateur growers and arrangers. An amateur is one who is not engaged in growing or arranging for money. Two entries per exhibitor (different varieties) allowed in Classes 1 & 2 only labeled A & B. See pot size - all containers must be 12 or less. AMATEUR DAYS - HORTICULTURE All plants will be staged on tables 32 from the floor and may be elevated for the protection of the plant. 263

10 Container Grown 1 HOSTAS: Collection of three miniature or small hostas, each in a pot not exceeding Rib 2 BROMELIAD: One plant, any variety Rib 3 CALADIUM: One tuber, any variety Rib 4 PALM or CYCAS: One plant, any variety Rib 5 FERN: Any variety except Asparagus Fern Rib 6 MINIATURE ROSE - Any Color in a pot not more than 10 across Rib 7 Three (3) blooming Calla Lilies in a pot 12 or less. Lilies do not have to be the same color Rib 8 GERANIUM, Hardy One plant Rib 9 RHYZOMATA BEGONIA: One plant, any variety Rib 10 COREOPSIS: Sunrise, Sunray or American Dream One plant in 10 pot Rib 11 NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS: One to a pot Rib 12 BIRD OF PARADISE: plant in a pot 12 or less Rib 13 AFRICAN VIOLET: One crown, double Rib 14 MINIATURE AFRICAN VIOLET: Trailing Rib 15 FUCHSIA: Any variety, pot less than Rib 16 GLOBE THISTLE: One plant in 10 pot Rib 17 CHAMOMILE: Chamaemelum nobile (Double flowers) on plant in 10 pot Rib 18 GAZANIA: One to three plants, one color or mixed Rib 19 COLORFUL FOLIAGE: One plant, any variety (Croton, Velvet, Prayer Plant) Rib 20 BLOOMING HOUSE PLANT: Any one variety not listed above Rib 21 COLEUS: One plant in container 12 or less Rib Cut Specimen 22 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, White, Near White, Yellow or Yellow Blend Rib 23 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, Pink, Pink Blend, Red or Red Blend Rib 24 CASCADING AMARANTHUS: One stem of any color Rib 25 HOPS: Freshly cut cluster of blooms (displayed on a paper plate) on a table 32 from the floor Rib 26 CRASPEDIA: ( Drumstick flower) 3 stems Rib 27 DIANTHUS: 1 stem, pink, double-bloom Rib 28 EUCALYPTUS: (Silver Dollar) 3 stems Rib 29 GLOBE AMARANTH: 3 stems, orange or white Rib 30 FEVERFEW: 3 sprays, each in a separate container Rib 31 MINIATURE ROSE: One spray (2 or more blooms with or without side buds) Rib 32 CLIMBING ROSE: Any variety, one spray or stem, any color Rib 33 CALENDULA: Three stems, any color Rib 34 MONARDA: Three stems, any color, no foliage Rib 35 HYDRANGEA: 3 stems, any color, 15 or less Rib 36 MARIGOLDS: Dwarf type 1 1/2 flower, 1 spray, any color and variety Rib 37 MARIGOLDS: Large carnation type, 3 blooms, one color and variety (each in separate container) Rib 38 MARIGOLDS: Large Chrysanthemum type, 3 blooms, one color and variety (each in separate container) Rib 39 ZINNIA: Giant 3 blooms, any color and variety (each in separate container) Rib 40 CALADIUM: One leaf, any color Rib 41 HOSTA: One leaf, any color Rib 42 COLEUS: 3 sprays, 3 color patterns, each in a separate container Rib 43 CELOSIA: 3 stalks, any color, crested, each in a separate container Rib 264

11 44 CELOSIA: 3 stalks, any color, plumed, each in a separate container Rib 45 CELOSIA: 3 stalks, any color, dwarf variety Rib 46 LEMON BALM: 3 stems Rib 47 GLADIOLUS: (florets under 3 1/2 ) one spike, any color Rib 48 GLADIOLUS: (florets 3 1/2 & over) one spike, any color Rib 49 DAHLIA: Any type (8 & over) one stalk Rib 50 DAHLIA: Any type (under 8 ) one stalk Rib 51 ECHINACEA (Cone Flower): One bloom, foliage attached 5 2 Rib 52 GAZANIA: Three stems, any color Rib 53 EVERGREEN SHRUB COLLECTION: 5 stems, each from a different type evergreen, not less than 12 tall and not exceeding 24 tall. Each specimen to be staged in a separate container and labeled correctly Rib 54 COLLECTION OF SMALL TO MEDIUM ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: 3 different ornamental grasses, one stem each, not to exceed 36 high. Each stem should be staged in a separate container. Grass may have foliage only, or plume and/or flower heads Rib MERIT AWARD: For best entry in Horticulture Classes 1 thru 21 (Container Grown)... MERIT AWARD: For best entry in Horticulture Classes 22 thru 54 (Cut Specimen)... HORTICULTURAL EXCELLENCE: For best entry in Horticulture Classes 1 thru Rosette Rosette Rosette and Silver SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in Horticulture Classes 1 thru Rosette and Silver. Award given by Louisville Council of Garden Clubs AMATEUR DAYS - DESIGN All arrangements must contain some fresh plant material. Accessories permitted. 59 VINE DINING: A suspended design to be judged at a comfortable viewing height. Space is an important element. Fresh plant material required. Could contain a Hops Vine. Other elements as needed to complete the design. Staged in a niche LOCOMOTION: A creative design on a mantle not to exceed 36 in length. Some fresh plant material must be used OUTER LIMITS: A lighted creative design containing fresh plant material. Accessories permitted. Outlet available. Design should not exceed 24 in any direction. Staged in a triptych DANCE PARTY: A multi-rhythmic design containing fresh plant material staged on a pedestal 12 square, 36 from the floor GOOD OLD DAYS: A design using flowers grown at home or from a neighbor s yard or roadside. NO STORE BOUGHT FLOWERS ALLOWED. No larger than 15 tall. Staged on a table 32 from the floor FAIRY GARDEN: A fairy garden mounted in a container no larger than 30 in any direction. May contain fresh and/or dried plant material and accessories as needed to complete exhibit. Staged on a table 36 from the floor. Absolutely no Artificial Plant or Man-Made Materials allowed

12 BEST IN SHOW: For the best design in Amateur Days Design Classes 59 thru Rosette SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in Amateur Days Design Classes 59 thru 63 and Amateur Days Dried Design Classes 1 and 2... ( Judged on )... Rosette DIVISION 3105 ROSE SHOW Saturday, August 18 thru Monday, August 20 Open to Rose Society Members and all Amateur Rose Growers. Exhibits will be accepted from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday, August 18 and must be picked up by 6:00 p.m. Monday, August 20. Two entries per person may be made in one basic color class provided each entry is of a different variety and are listed on the completed entry form. Where other members of a family work at growing roses at same address, each may exhibit. The latest edition of A Handbook For Selecting Roses by A.R.S. will be the final authority for classification of varieties listed therein. Those not listed will be classified by Modern Roses XI or later A.R.S. literature. Judging the show will be conducted with A.R.S. rules predominating. Wedging allowed. SEE PLANTS AND FLOWERS DEPARTMENT RULES. Awards presentation will be made by Louisville Rose Society President on Sunday at 6:00 p.m. The Louisville Rose Society has provided a $10.00 cash award for the Queen of Show and a $10.00 cash award for the Miniature Queen of Show. ROSE SHOW - HORTICULTURE HYBRID TEAS, CLIMBING HYBRID TEAS, GRANDIFLORAS and CLIMBING GRANDIFLORAS (one bloom per stem no side buds permitted) 1 White, Near White or White Blend Rib 2 Light or Medium Yellow Rib 3 Dark Yellow Rib 4 Yellow Blend Rib 5 Apricot or Apricot Blend Rib 6 Orange, Orange Blend, Orange Red or Orange Red Blend, Orange Pink or Orange Pink Blend Rib 7 Light, Medium or Deep Pink Rib 8 Pink Blend Rib 9 Medium Red or Dark Red Rib 10 Red Blend Rib 11 Mauve, Mauve Blend or Russet Rib 12 HYBRID TEA COLLECTION: Any 5 color(s) alike or different varieties HYBRID TEA OR GRANDIFLORA SPRAY: Any color or variety (one spray -..two or more blooms with or without side buds) FRAGRANCE COLLECTION: Single blooms of any variety rose to be for fragrance only TIN CAN HYBRID CLASS: A collection of not more than 12 Hybrid Tea Blooms, which were not entered in other classes. Names not required. Tin Can must be furnished and covered by the exhibitor MINI TIN CAN CLASS: A collection of not more than 12 mini and/or mini flora blooms, which were not entered in other.classes. Names not required. Tin Can must be furnished by the exhibitor QUEEN OF SHOW: Best single entry of Hybrid Teas, Climbing Hybrid Teas, Grandifloras and Climbing Grandifloras 1 thru $10, Gold Certificate from Louisville Rose Society and Rosette 266

13 KING OF SHOW: Second Best entry of Hybrid Teas, Climbing Hybrid Teas, Grandifloras and Climbing Grandifloras 1 thru PRINCESS OF SHOW: Third Best entry of Hybrid Teas, Climbing Hybrid Teas, Grandifloras and Climbing Grandifloras 1 thru Rosette and Silver Certificate from Louisville Rose Society Rosette and Bronze Certificate from Louisville Rose Society FLORIBUNDAS AND CLIMBING FLORIBUNDAS (One bloom - no side buds permitted) 20 White, Near White or White Blend Rib 21 Light Yellow, Medium Yellow, Deep Yellow or Yellow Blend Rib 22 Light Pink, Medium Pink or Deep Pink Rib 23 Orange Pink or Pink Blend Rib 24 Medium Red, Dark Red or Red Blend Rib 25 Orange Red or Orange Blend Rib 26 Mauve, Mauve Blend or Russet Rib 27 Any other blend Rib FLORIBUNDAS AND CLIMBING FLORIBUNDAS (One spray - two or more blooms with or without side buds) 28 White, Near White, or White Blend Rib 29 Light Yellow, Medium Yellow, Deep Yellow or Yellow Blend 6 3 Rib 30 Light Pink, Medium Pink or Deep Pink Rib 31 Orange Pink or Pink Blend Rib 32 Medium Red, Dark Red or Red Blend Rib 33 Orange Red or Orange Blend Rib 34 Mauve, Mauve Blend or Russet Rib 35 Any other blend Rib 36 Hybrid tea, Grandiflora, Floribunda, Old Garden, Shrub Open bloom Rib BEST FLORIBUNDA OR CLIMBING FLORIBUNDA entry in Classes 20 thru 36 (Must be a blue ribbon winner).. Rosette and Gold Certificate from Louisville Rose Society 37 Old Garden Rose, One spray or stem, any color not listed Rib 38 David Austin, One spray or stem, Rib 39 Any Other Modern Shrub, One spray or stem, any color Rib 40 Any classic shrub rose, one spray or stem, any color Rib 41 Earthkind rose, including Knockout, any color Rib POLYANTHAS 42 One spray or stem, any color Rib CLIMBING SPECIMENS 43 One spray or stem any color Rib SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in the Rose Show Horticulture classes 1 thru 43 excluding 13 through Rosette MINIATURES: ONE BLOOM (No side Buds) Display in small clear glass container furnished by exhibitor. 45 White, Near White or White Blend Rib 267

14 46 Light Yellow, Medium Yellow or Deep Yellow Rib 47 Yellow Blend Rib 48 Apricot Blend Rib 49 Orange, Orange Blend or Orange Red Rib 50 Light Pink or Medium Pink Rib 51 Orange Pink Rib 52 Deep Pink Rib 53 Pink Blend Rib 54 Medium Red or Dark Red Rib 55 Red Blend Rib 56 Mauve, Mauve Blend or Russet Rib MINIATURE QUEEN OF SHOW: Best one bloom Miniature entry in Classes 45 thru MINIATURE KING OF SHOW: Second Best one bloom Miniature entry in Classes 45 thru MINIATURE PRINCESS OF SHOW: Third Best one bloom Miniature entry in Classes 45 thru MINIATURES: ONE SPRAY (Two or more blooms with or without side buds) $10, Gold Miniature Certificate from the Louisville Rose Society & Rosette Rosette and Silver Miniature Certificate from the Louisville Rose Society Rosette and Bronze Miniature Certificate from the Louisville Rose Society Display in small clear glass container furnished by the exhibitor. 60 White or Near White Rib 61 Light Yellow, Medium Yellow or Deep Yellow Rib 62 Yellow Blend Rib 63 Apricot Blend Rib 64 Orange, Orange Blend or Orange Red Rib 65 Light Pink or Medium Pink Rib 66 Orange Pink or Orange Pink Blend Rib 67 Deep Pink Rib 68 Pink Blend Rib 69 Medium Red or Dark Red Rib 70 Red Blend Rib 71 Mauve, Mauve Blend or Russet Rib BEST MINIATURE SPRAY: entry in classes 60 thru 71. (Must be a blue ribbon winner)... Rosette and Certificate from the Louisville Rose Society 72 COLLECTION OF FIVE (5) one bloom per stem (no side buds) Miniatures, any color, correctly named and each in a separate container. May be alike or different varieties. Insert containers in a special holder such as styrofoam, wood base, etc., to keep each exhibit separate COLLECTION OF FIVE (5) Exhibition Bloom, miniflora. Any color correctly named and each in a separate container. May be alike or different varieties. Insert containers in a special holder such as styrofoam, wood base, etc., to keep each exhibit separate MINIATURE SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in the Miniature classes 45 thru Rosette 75. Rosebowl - Modern rose, bloom should be at exhibition stage and be a Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, Old Garden, Shrub, or Floribunda staged in a low bowl furnished by exhibitor

15 76. Kentucky Theme - Such as Run for the Roses. Six (6) roses would be exhibited either in the shape of a Horseshoe or displayed on a Kentucky Derby Hat. Roses could be a Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, Shrub, old Garden or Floribunda ROSE SHOW - DESIGN Live Roses must be the predominating flower in all arrangements. Accessories Permitted. See Dried Arrangements for Rose Show. 4th 77 CAMEO EFFECT: Designer s Choice. Fresh miniature roses staged in an area 9 1/2 X 9 1/ VICTORIAN TEA TIME: A tea service on a tray with a decorative element. Cover to be provided by exhibitor. Fresh plant material required with accessories to complete design staged on a utility table 32 from the floor SUMMER HOLIDAY - Past, Present or Future: Roses are the main focus in this creative line design. Still life on a pedestal 12 square. Fresh plant material with up to 3 accessories, if desired BOUQUET OF LOVE: A mass design with fresh plant material featuring roses. Some dried plant material may be included. Creative design 12 wide and 15 high & up to 3 accessories, staged on a table 32 from the floor FUTURE REFLECTIONS: A design no larger than 12 X 12 with water showing. Plant material may be below and/or above water. Outlet available. Staged in a niche. Must contain fresh roses. Staged on a table 32 from the floor BEST IN SHOW: For the best design in classes 77 thru SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in classes 77 thru 81 and Dried Design for Rose Show classes 3 and 4. ( Judged on )... Rosette Rosette 269

16 DIVISION 3106 BULBS, CORMS, HOSTAS AND TUBERS SHOW Tuesday, August 21 thru Thursday, August 23 Open to any amateur grower or arranger. Entries may be brought in on Tuesday, August 21 between 9:30 am to 11:30 am and picked up Thursday, August 23 by 5:30 pm. Judging will begin at 12 noon on August 21. A limited number of small mouth quart milk bottles will be available for single entry. Large mouth bottles or larger container and containers for collection to be furnished by exhibitor. Each exhibitor allowed two named varieties per class in Horticulture. Each entry must be properly named on entry tag. SEE PLANTS AND FLOWERS DEPARTMENT RULES. Please list every class number you wish to enter. Register for only those classes in which you might have entries. HORTICULTURE Premiums for classes 1-14 are $6, $4, $2 1 Canna, dwarf, one stem, any color, in bloom. 4 or less 2 Canna, variegated foliage, one stem, any color, in or out of bloom 3 Gladiolus, one spike, any color, florets 3 1/2 and over 4 Gladiolus, one spike, any color, florets under 3 1/2 5 Gladiolus, collection of five spikes, any color, each in a separate container 6 Hosta, one stem, any color mini 7 Hosta, one stem, any color, small 8 Hosta, one stem, any color, medium 9 Hosta, collection of 5 leaves, any color, any size. Each leaf staged in a separate container. 10 Dahlia, informal decorative, one stem, 15 or more,.bloom in proportion. Any color, disbudded with foliage 11 Dahlia, pom pom, one stem any color, disbudded with foliage 12 Dahlia, cactus, one stem any color, disbudded with foliage 13 Dahlia, any type not listed above, one stem any color, disbudded with foliage 14 Dahlia, novelty, one bloom any color 15 DERBY CLASS: Largest dahlia, any kind, any class, bloom in good condition... $8 BEST CANNA IN SHOW... Rosette & $8 BEST GLADIOLUS IN SHOW... Rosette & $8 BEST HOSTA IN SHOW... Rosette & $8 BEST DAHLIA IN SHOW... Rosette & $8 SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in Horticulture classes 1 through 14 Rosette & $20 BULBS, CORMS, HOSTAS & TUBERS DESIGN Open to Dahlia Society members and any amateur arranger. Live flowers featured. Material used is choice of designer. Accessories permitted. Designs in classes 19 thru 21 must contain bloom if a bulb, corm or tuber. See Dried Design for Bulbs, Corms and Tubers Show. 4th 19 CONTEMPORARY LIVING: A creative still life staged on a table 32 from the floor. Objects used are true to function and realistic in size. Some fresh plant material must be used and placed where needed for balance, contrast and rhythm. Objects must be dominant and more important than plant material SPACE ENCOUNTER: Creative design containing any or all of the above named bulbs and their flowers and foliage on a table 32 from the floor. Not to exceed 20 in height or 24 in width. Some non-plant material may be used HULA HOOP: A hanging design staged in a 12 hoop hanging in a niche. Fresh plant material must be used

17 22 WAGON TRAIN: A mono-botanic design staged on, a table, not more than 36 wide and 24 high. Some fresh plant material must be used and contrived flowers may be incorporated SHOOT TO OUTER SPACE: A spatial thrust design consisting of(2) parallel placements of similar components. Emphasis is on the 2 thrusting lines and the space between them. Thrust may be vertical, horizontal or diagonal. Staged on a table 32 from the floor BEST IN SHOW: Best arrangement in classes 19 thru Rosette & $15 SWEEPSTAKES: Winner of the most Blue Ribbons in classes 19 through 23.and Dried Arrangements for Bulbs, Corms, Hostas and Tubers Show in classes 5 and 6. (judged on )... Rosette & $20 DIVISION 3107 CLUB DAY Tuesday, August 21 thru Thursday, August 23 Open to members of Federated Garden Clubs and any other horticulture club. Entries will be accepted Tuesday, August 21 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am and picked up by 5:30 pm, Thursday, August 23. Judging will begin at 12 Noon, Augus 21. Two entries per exhibitor (different varieties) allowed in classes 1 & 2 only. SEE PLANTS AND FLOWERS DEPARTMENT RULES. CLUB DAY - HORTICULTURE All plants will be staged on tables 32 from the floor and may be elevated for the protection of the plant. Container Grown 1 ORCHID: Blooming, one plant, any variety Rib 2 MINIATURE ROSE PLANT: Any color, in a pot less than Rib 3 CALADIUM: One tuber, any variety Rib 4 PALM or CYCAS: One plant, any variety Rib 5 FERN: Any variety except Asparagus Fern Rib 6 BIRD OF PARADISE: (Crane Flower) in a pot no larger than Rib 7 GERANIUM: One plant, any variety Rib 8 TUBEROUS BEGONIA: One plant, any variety Rib 9 RHYZOMATA BEGONIA: One plant, any variety Rib 10 IMPATIENS: Any color (except New Guinea) limit 3 to a pot Rib 11 NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS: Any color Rib 12 AFRICAN VIOLET: One crown, single Rib 13 AFRICAN VIOLET: One crown, double Rib 14 HOYA: (Wax Vine, Procelain Flower) in a hanging container 10 or less Rib 15 MINIATURE AFRICAN VIOLET: Trailing Rib 16 IVY: Hedera Hellix (English) Rib 17 SWEDISH IVY: Any variety Rib 18 GAZANIA: Rib 19 COLORFUL FOLIAGE: One plant, any variety (Croton, Velvet, Prayer Plant) (except coleus) Rib 20 BLOOMING HOUSE PLANT: Any one variety not listed above, one plant Rib 21 FOLIAGE HOUSE PLANT: Any one variety not listed above Rib Cut Specimen 22 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, White, Near White or White Blend Rib 271

18 23 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, Yellow or Yellow Blend Rib 24 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, Peace Rib 25 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, Pink or Pink Blend Rib 26 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, Red or Red Blend Rib 27 HYBRID TEA ROSE: Single bloom, any other color Rib 28 FLORIBUNDA ROSE: One bloom, any color (No side buds permitted) Rib 29 FLORIBUNDA ROSE: One spray, any color (2 or more blooms with or without side buds) Rib 30 GRANDIFLORA ROSE: One bloom, any color (No side buds) Rib 31 GRANDIFLORA ROSE: One spray, any color (No side buds permitted) Rib 32 POLYANTHAS ROSE: One spray, any color Rib 33 MINIATURE ROSE: One bloom, any color (No side buds) 4 2 Rib 34 MINIATURE ROSE: One spray (2 or more blooms with or without side buds) Rib 35 CLIMBING ROSE: Any variety, one spray or stem, any color Rib 36 MARIGOLDS: Dwarf type 1 1/2 flower, 1 spray, any color and variety Rib 37 MARIGOLDS: Large Carnation type, 3 blooms, one color and variety (each on separate stem) Rib 38 MARIGOLDS: Large Chrysanthemum type, 3 blooms, one color and variety (each on separate stem) Rib 39 ZINNIA: Giant 3 blooms, any color and variety (each on separate stem) Rib 40 ZINNIA: Cut and come again, 3 blooms, any colors Rib 41 ZINNIA: Miniature (1 1/2 across) 3 blooms of any one type Rib 42 COLEUS: 3 sprays, 3 color patterns, each in a separate container Rib 43 CELOSIA: 3 stalks, any color, crested, each in a separate container Rib 44 CELOSIA: 3 stalks, any color, plumed, each in a separate container Rib 45 CELOSIA: 3 stalks, any color, dwarf variety (see rule 16) Rib 46 HYDRANGEA: 3 stems, Any color, 15 or less - 3 separate containers Rib 47 GLADIOLUS: (florets under 3 1/2 ) one spike, any color Rib 48 GLADIOLUS: (florets 3 1/2 & over) one spike, any color Rib 49 DAHLIA: Any type (8 & over) one stalk Rib 50 DAHLIA: Any type including Miniature or Pom Pom (4-8 ) Rib 51 FLOWERING ANNUAL: Any other flowering annual not listed above, 3 stalks, named Rib 52 FLOWERING PERENNIAL: Any other perennial not listed above, 3 stalks, named Rib 53 COLLECTION OF 5 DIFFERENT EVERGREEN BRANCHES: Between 12 and 24 (no Southern Magnolia). Each specimen to be staged in a separate container and labeled correctly Rib 54 COLLECTION OF 5 DIFFERENT PERENNIAL GRASSES: Stems cut between 15 to 24. Each specimen to be staged in a separate container and labeled correctly Rib HORTICULTURAL EXCELLENCE: For best entry in classes 1 thru SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in classes 1 thru Rosette and Silver given by Virginia & Graydon A Long Rosette and Silver Award given by Louisville Council of Federated Garden Clubs

19 CLUB DAY - DESIGN All arrangements must contain some fresh plant material. Accessories permitted. See Dried Arrangements for Club Day. 57 MODERN TRENDS: A multi-rhythmic design with emphasis on (2) or more rhythms in the design. Lines create (2) or more separate and distinct rhythms, each creating a different pattern and movement unlike the other. Lines may go in any direction. Staged on a table 32 from the floor UP AND DOWN: A mono-botanic design using multiple parts of a single species - Exhibitor s Choice, foliage, stems, roots, fruit, etc. May also include some non-plant material. Staged on a table 32 from the floor WORLD OF TOMORROW: A stretch design consisting of (2) attached units, (1) smaller than the other. Entire design not to exceed 18 in length. Staged on a mantle CYBER SPACE: An armature design featuring a grid like structure form created by the exhibitor from plants and man-made material. Should be greater in proportion than other components combined. Armature may be self-supporting or may rely on a container or other devices. Fresh plant material is supported by the armature to complete the design. Staged on a table 32 from the floor BEST IN SHOW: Best design in classes 57 thru Rosette SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of the most Blue Ribbons in above classes 57 thru 60 and Dried Arrangements for Club Day classes 7 & 8. ( Judged on )... Rosette DIVISION 3108 HERB SHOW Any amateur growing Herbs is invited to enter in any class in which they qualify. Exhibits will be accepted on Friday, August 24 from 9:30 am to 11:30am and picked up on Monday, August 27 by 6:00pm. (Herb of the Year - HOPS) CULINARY/PERSONAL CARE 1 Honey blended with herb butter to put on toast. Contained in a 3-4 oz jar with removable lid. List ingredients Rib 2 Four (4) different dried herbs, packaged in individual labeled snack bags, that when blended define the Flavor of Vietnamese cuisine. List ingredients Rib 3 Three (3) Cornbread Muffins containing some dried crushed cayenne & other herbs if desired on a paper plate covered with clear wrap. List ingredients Rib 4 Twelve (12) wooden toothpicks soaked overnight, in an infusion containing a refreshing flavor (mint, rosemary, etc.) then dried well, packaged in a zip lock bag. List ingredients Rib 5 Bitters containing Hops and any other herbs to enliven drinks. One (1) 2-4 oz closed bottle with removable lid. List ingredients 4 2 Rib 6 Complex Vinegar: Any combintation of flavors, in one plain closed bottle, removable stopper, not over 12 tall. List herbs used Rib 7 Flavorful dry blend containing Hops and other herbs to make a 273

20 relaxing non-alcoholic bedtime tea. List ingredients Rib 8 Marinade made with beer and other herbs for chicken thighs. Liquid only, displayed in a 3-5 oz jar with a removable lid. List ingredients Rib BEST IN SECTION classes 1 thru 8... Rosette & $10 DECORATIVE/FRAGRANT 9 A liquid hand scrub containing pumice, salt or granulated sugar in a 2-4 oz. glass jar with removeable lid. List ingredients Rib 10 An eye covering 10 long or less containing crushed dried Hops and other relaxing herbs to be chilled and placed over eyes. List ingredients Rib 11 Relaxing herbal spray to put on pillows before going to bed. Infusion of Hops blooms and other herbs in a small spray bottle filled with aromatic scented infusion. List ingredients Rib 12 Two (2) cards, your design- Birthday, Get Well or other, decorated with dried plant material, suitable for mailing Rib 13 A baseball cap decorated with Hops and may include up to (4) other natural or man-made found objects Rib 14 A gift container to hold a special gift decorated with dried herbs. May also include ribbon or other decorations. Must not exceed 10 in any direction Rib 15 A necklace, earrings, bracelet or other jewelry made with herbs and spices. Other materials may be included Rib 16 A foot soak made with an infusion of Hops and/or any other herb(s) to relax and soothe aching feet. List ingredients Rib 17 Attractive spray of dried Hops - flower clusters not to exceed 15 long tied with a ribbon Rib 18 Fresh Bouquet with herbs, flowers, or other plants in a 1 quart or smaller fruit jar Rib BEST IN SECTION classes 9 thru Rosette & $10 POTTED PLANTS No pots over 10, except window boxes in Class 22 Premiums 1st 2nd 3rd $4.00 $2.00 Rib 21 Live Herb Topiary 22 Window Box: Multiple Plants Same or mixed varieties. Rectangular planter not to exceed 18 in length 23 Upright Rosemary 24 Prostrate Rosemary 25 Parsley-Curly 26 Parsley-Flat 27 Stevia 28 Savory 29 Variegated Thyme 30 All Green Thyme 31 Oregano, any variety 32 Ladies Mantle 33 Sweet Bay 34 Rose Geranium, any variety 35 Calendula, any color 36 Peppermint Geranium 37 Lemon Verbena 38 English Pennyroyal 39 Hops - Freshly Cut Cluster of Blooms (displayed on a paper plate) 40 Any other potted herb not listed BEST IN SECTION classes 21 thru Rosette & $10 FRESH CUT STEMS IN WATER (18 or less in clear glass bottle) (1-3 stems foliage with or without blossoms) 42 Peppermint 43 Spearmint 44 Basil, Opal 45 Basil, Green 46 Lemon Balm 47 Feverfew 48 Chamomile, Matricaria 49 Chamomile, Double 50 Anise Hyssop 51 Yarrow Yellow 52 Marigold (Tagetes-edible type) 53 Monarda 54 Any other fresh herb not listed BEST IN SECTION classes 42 thru Rosette & $10 274

21 56 Sage 57 Lavender 58 Oregano 59 Calendula 60 Lemon Verbena 61 Monarda DRIED HERBS TIED WITH STRING (NOT RIBBON) (18 or less in length) 62 Lamb s Ear 63 Artemisia 64 Rosemary 65 Yarrow, any color 66 Tansy 67 Any other herb not mentioned BEST IN SECTION classes 56 thru Rosette & $10 HORTICULTURAL EXCELLENCE; Best entry from classes 21 thru Rosette and Silver Award given by Kentuckiana Chapter of Herb Society of America SWEEPSTAKES: To the winner of most Blue Ribbons in Herb Show Horticulture classes 21 thru Rosette and Silver Award given by Kentuckiana Chapter of Herb Society of America JUNIOR DIVISION JUNIOR 1 (Ages 6 to 11) Classes 71 thru 77 are open to anyone who has not reached his or her 12th birthday by August 1, Potpourri judged for fragrance and appearance in 5 or smaller container with removable lid Rib 72 An apple cider vinegar (purchased) flavored and colored with edible herbs such as red basil, chives, blooms, etc. List ingredients Rib 73 A baseball cap decorated with Hops and may include up to (4) other natural or man-made found objects Rib 74 Using dried seeds, dried plant material, cloth, paper and/or natural material and up to (3) other items, make a dog figure not over 7 tall and 7 wide to be displayed on a table Rib 75 Potted Hops in a pot 10 or less (Must be properly named) Rib 76 A design of at least 4 dried, pressed weeds or flowers found in your yard mounted on a stiff surface not to exceed 12 on either side. Design should not extend out from surface more than 1/4. Name the weeds and flowers Rib 77 A Fairy or Elf Garden inspired by Outer Space. May be any size up to 2 X 2 and contain at least 75% fresh and dried plant material. Include decorations to carry out the theme. Must attach a 3 x 5 card naming all plant material(s) used. 3 2 Rib JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Division 1: Best exhibit in classes 71 thru Rosette & $10 given by Dabney Herbs JUNIOR 2 (Ages 12 to 18) Open to anyone who has passed their 12th birthday but has not reached their 18th birthday by August 1, A baseball cap decorated with Hops and found objects and may include up to (4) other natural or man-made found objects Rib 275