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Horticulture Schedule

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October 2024 Schedule
October 21, 2024

Register with Susan Straten by Thursday, October 16.

 

Class 1: Annuals: 1 cut specimen if large; 3 specimens if small.

Class 2: Perennials: 1 cut specimen if large; 3 specimens if small.

Class 3: Ornamental Grasses: 1 cut specimen exceeding 30" but no longer than 42" (freshly cut, not dried).

Class 4: Vegetables or Fruit: 1 specimen if large; 3 if small.

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November 2024 Schedule
November 18, 2024

Register with Susan Straten by Thursday, November 14.


Class 1: Broadleaf Evergreen Branches: 1 cut specimen not to exceed 30". Must include apical tip and several nodes.

Class 2: Needled Evergreen Branches: 1 cut specimen not to exceed 30". Must include apical tip and several nodes.

Class 3: Combination Plantings: pot size not to exceed 12" in diameter.

Class 4: Container-Grown Foliage Plant: Pot size not to exceed 8" in diameter. (Saucer for container must be provided by exhibitor.) 

Class 5: Container-Grown Flowering PlantPot size not to exceed 8" in diameter. (Saucer for container must be provided by exhibitor.) 

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March 2025 Schedule
March 10, 2025

Register with Susan Straten by Thursday, March 6

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Class 1: Narcissus (Daffodils): 1 cut specimen.

Class 2: Muscari (Grape Hyacinths): 3 cut specimens. 

Class 3: Any other Flowering Bulbs, Corms, or Tubers: 1 cut specimen if large; 3 specimens if small.

Class 4: Hellebores: 1 cut specimen with blooms; may have attached leaves.

Class 5: Flowering Branches: 1 cut specimen not to exceed 30". Must include apical tip and several nodes, and exhibit sufficient blooms.

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April 2025 Schedule
April 21, 2025

Register with Susan Straten by Thursday, March 6

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Class 1: Flowering branches, 1 cut specimen not to exceed 30" in length. Must include an apical tip, central leader and several nodes, exhibit sufficient blooms.

Class 2: Flowering Perennials, 1 cut specimen.

Class 3: Hyacinthus, 1 cut specimen.

Class 4: Narcissus, 1 cut specimen

Class 5: Narcissus Collection: 5 different cut specimens exhibited in transparent containers provided by exhibitor. Mats and risers are permitted but plant material must dominate. Each specimen must have a botanical name and include a place card identifying its location within the exhibit. NGC Handbook for Flower Shows p.60. *Eligible for the Estelle Leibrecht Horticulture Award.

Class 6: Tulipa, 1 cut specimen with two attached leaves.

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