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2006 Rose Show Schedule |
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Please note: Some class numbers have changed from
previous years.
Division 1 - Standard Rose
Classes
Section H: Hybrid
Teas and Grandifloras
CLASS 1 One bloom per stem (not including
singles)
CLASS 2 Novice. One bloom per stem See
Rule 7
CLASS 3 Fully Open. One bloom per stem See Rule 9
CLASS 4 Spray See Rule 11
CLASS 5 Cycle of bloom. One bud 1/4
open and showing color, one exhibition stage bloom, and one fully open bloom;
same variety; same length stems. One Container.
CLASS 6 English Box. 6 blooms, no
foliage. No more than 2 of any
variety. Varieties must be correctly
identified on a separate 3x5 card. One
entry per exhibitor.
CLASS 7 Rose in a Bowl. One Hybrid
Tea or Grandiflora bloom, at exhibition stage, no foliage, floating in a bowl
of water (limited number of bowls available on a first come, first served
basis). One entry per exhibitor.
CLASS 8 Single One bloom showing stamens (4-8
petals) .
Section F:
Floribundas
CLASS 10 One bloom
per stem (no
side buds)
CLASS 11 Spray See Rule
11
CLASS 12 Palette. 5 blooms, no foliage. 5 different varieties. Varieties must be correctly identified on a separate 3x5 card. One
entry per exhibitor.
Section P: Polyanthas
CLASS 13 Spray. See Rule 11
Section C: Climbers (Large-flowered climbers)
CLASS 14 Spray (See Rule 11 and 12) or one
bloom per stem side buds are permitted
Section S: Shrubs
CLASS 15 Spray (See Rule 11) or one bloom per stem (side buds are permitted).
CLASS 16 Shrub
in a Bowl. One bloom, at any stage except bud, no
foliage, floating in a bowl of water (limited number of bowls available on a
first come, first served basis). One
entry per exhibitor.
Section D: Dowager
Queen Entries
Old Garden Roses See Rule 8
CLASS 20 Varieties introduced before 1867.
Section V: Victorian
Award Entries
Old Garden Roses See Rule 8
CLASS 21 Varieties introduced in or after 1867.
Section B:
Old-Fashioned Bouquet
CLASS 22 Eight
or more varieties . May be sprays or One bloom per stem (side buds permitted)
of Polyanthas, Shrubs, Old Garden Roses, or Ramblers in any combination. Also may include hips and/or foliage of these
four types. Roses are displayed in
appropriate container furnished by the exhibitor. Varieties must be correctly identified on a separate
3x5 card. Only one entry per exhibitor. Entry is not judged as an arrangement. Container should be clamed
after the show.
Section J: Judges
CLASS 25 Any Variety. One bloom per stem or Spray. Standard or miniature/mini-flora, more than one
entry is permitted.
Division 2 - Miniature Classes
Section M: Miniatures
CLASS 30 One bloom per stem.
(no single varieties, no
mini-floras)
CLASS 31 One bloom per stem (Mini-flora only)
CLASS 32 Novice.
One bloom per stem. (Miniature or
mini-flora) See Rule 7.
CLASS 33 Single (4-8 petals). One bloom per
stem
CLASS 34 Fully Open.
One bloom per stem. See Rule 9.
CLASS 35 Spray.
See Rule 11
CLASS 36 Palette.
5 blooms, no foliage. 5 different varieties. Varieties must be correctly identified on a separate
3x5 card. One entry
per exhibitor.
CLASS 37 Miniature Rose in a Bowl. One
miniature bloom at exhibition stage, no foliage, floating in a bowl
of water. one entry per exhibitor.
Divisions 1 and 2 - Special
Challenge Classes
Section Z: Challenge Classes (Open to all exhibitors)
CLASS 40 Large Rose in a Frame - One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora rose, exhibition stage,
no foliage exhibited in the "Rose picture frame". Only frames provided by the show committee is
permitted. All frames are available on a
first-come, first-served basis only. One
entry per exhibitor.
CLASS 41 Small Rose in a Frame - One Miniature rose, exhibition stage, no foliage
exhibited in the "Rose picture frame". Only frames provided by the show committee are
permitted. All frames are available on a
first-come, first-served basis only. One
entry per exhibitor.
CLASS 42 Three One
bloom per stem Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora, all the same or three different varieties displayed in one container.
Only one entry per exhibitor
CLASS 43 Three one bloom per stem Miniature, one container. All
three of the same variety or all three different varieties. Only one entry per
exhibitor.
CLASS 44 Astor Perry Challenge Class – Hybrid Tea, exhibition
stage, hybridized by Astor Perry, More than one entry per exhibitor is allowed
as long as it is of a different variety.
CLASS
45 Large Rose Bouquet . 5 One bloom per stem all different varieties. Only
one entry per exhibitor. One container.
CLASS 46 Small Rose Bouquet . 5 One bloom per stem miniature or mini-flora all
different varieties. Only one entry per exhibitor. One container.
Division 3 – Peoples choice
Section X: Challenge Classes (Open to all exhibitors)
X-47 One exhibit per exhibitor, may be individual rose, spra or any combination of singlr stems and sprays. Winner to be chosen by vote of the general public.
Division 3 - Arrangement Classes
The Silver
Screen
Arrangement Schedule by
Sue Illg
This is an ARS interpretive Rose
Arrangement Show. This year’s theme is
to honor memorable motion pictures. All
arrangements are to be the exhibitor's interpretation of the class title. If an exhibitor chooses, a 3"x5"
card may accompany each arrangement to assist observers in their interpretation
of the design. Please read and conform to Arrangement
Show Rules.
Section A:
Eligible for ARS Royalty Award
Class 1-- A
Night to Remember (1954)- A ship’s
officer sees disaster as the Titanic hits an iceberg and slowly sinks on its
1912 maiden voyage.
A traditional arrangement (line,
line-mass, or mass - must note on entry card).
Fresh roses and fresh and/or dried plant material. Staged in a niche 40" high by 32"
wide by 18" deep.
Section B:
Eligible for ARS Artist Award
Class 2-- The
Three Faces of Eve (1957)- A psychiatrist treats a southern housewife with
three personalities.
A modern or abstract
arrangement. Fresh rose(s) with fresh, dried, or treated plant material. Staged
in a niche 40" high by 32" wide by 18" deep.
Section C:
Eligible for ARS Miniature Royalty Award
Class 3--Sense
and Sensibility (1995)- Suitors romance, then abandon sisters left destitute by
their wealthy father’s death in late 1800’s England
A
traditional arrangement, (line, line-mass, or mass - must note on entry
card). Fresh roses and fresh and/or
dried plant material. Staged in a niche
9" high by 9" wide by 6" deep.
Section D:
Eligible for ARS Miniature Artist Award
Class 4--Vertigo
(1958)-A former San Francisco detective who dreads heights falls for a woman he
is hired to protect.
A modern
or abstract arrangement. Fresh rose(s) with fresh, dried, or treated plant
material.
Staged
in a niche 9" high by 9" wide by 6" deep.
Section E: Eligible for ARS Oriental Manner Award
Class 5—The
Good Earth (1937)—Set in pre-revolutionary China, a simple peasant farmer
rises, with the help of his faithful wife to become a prosperous lord. Tragedy follows along the way as he betrays
his family and neglects the earth he had worshipped.
One entry large
arrangement. Designer's choice Traditional or Modern/Abstract-must note on
entry card. Staged in a niche 40"high by 32" wide by 18" deep.
Section F:
Eligible for ARS Miniature Oriental Manner Award
Class
6—Sayonara (1957)—An American jet ace has a poignant affair with the star
performer of a famed Japanese acting company.
One entry mini arrangement.
Designer's choice Traditional or Modern/Abstract-must note on entry tag. Staged
in a niche 9" high by 9" wide by 6" deep.