2010 - 2011 Design Exhibit Schedule
Exhibits take place during our monthly meetings. Please have your items in place by 7:00 p.m. Judging begins at 7:15 sharp.
Artistic Design Exhibits
“We have lingered in the chambers of the sea” T. S. Eliot
Challenge
A design incorporating driftwood.
Intermediate
A design suggesting a shore motif.
Novice
A design in a sea shell.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Rose – one specimen
Annual – three of one variety
Annual – three or more varieties
Perennial – three of one variety
Dahlia under 3” – three of one variety
Dahlia over 3” – one specimen
Fruit or vegetable – three of one variety
Open
October 4, 2010
Artistic Design Exhibits
“Tyger! Tyger! burning bright” William Blake
Challenge
A seasonal design incorporating or suggesting a wild animal.
Intermediate
A design that incorporates jewel tones.
Novice
An arrangement for a Halloween luncheon table.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Chrysanthemum – one spray or specimen
Chrysanthemums – three or more varieties
Annual – three of one variety
Collection of five different blooming materials
Berried branch, not to exceed 24”
Open
November 1, 2010
Artistic Design Exhibits
“But let the spotted leaves fall as they fall” Sylvia Plath
Challenge
An arrangement using only autumn leaves.
Intermediate
Use mums and some variegated foliage for a Thanksgiving table arrangement.
Novice
A design with dried flowers and vine leaves such as ivy or vinca.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Chrysanthemum – one spray or specimen
Chrysanthemum – five or more varieties
Berried branch, not to exceed 24”
Houseplant
Open
December 6, 2010
Artistic Design Exhibits
“The Christmas twigs crispen and needles rattle
Along the windowledge.” Margaret Avison
Challenge
A design using a candlestick and holly.
Intermediate
A design incorporating a candle and evergreens.
Novice
An all-white design.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Ilex, not to exceed 24”
Cactus
Fern
Open
January 3, 2011
Artistic Design Exhibits
“Faintly a phonograph needle / whirs round in the last groove” Adrienne Rich
Challenge
A design illustrating a show tune. (Name the tune.)
Intermediate
A design illustrating a nursery rhyme (Name the rhyme.)
Novice
A design for a corsage to be worn to a dance.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
African violet, single flowering
African violet, double flowering
Forced bulb
Open
February 7, 2011
Artistic Design Exhibits
“And I will make the beds of roses
And a thousand fragrant posies” Christopher Marlowe
Challenge
Include a Valentine accessory in a design to be placed on a tray for a shut-in.
Intermediate
A centerpiece design with roses.
Novice
A design that includes baby roses, in a tea cup.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Bulb – forced flowering
Forced branch, not to exceed 24”
Fern
Open
March 7, 2011
Artistic Design Exhibits
“A host of golden daffodils” William Wordsworth
Challenge
A design featuring a single blossom or bud.
Intermediate
An all-yellow arrangement for a spring table.
Novice
A design featuring daffodils for St. Patrick’s Day.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Forced branch, not to exceed 24”
Cactus specimen
Collection
Potted plant
Open
April 4, 2011
Artistic Design Exhibits
“Brittle beauty that nature made so frail…
Flow’ring today, tomorrow apt to fail” Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
Challenge
A miniature design with early spring flowers.
Intermediate
Spring flowers in a basket.
Novice
A horizontal design featuring spring flowers.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Flowering bulb – three of one variety
Flowering branch, not to exceed 24”
One of each kind of daffodil
Open
May 2, 2011
Artistic Design Exhibits
“To see a world in a grain of sand
And heaven in a wildflower” William Blake
Challenge
A design incorporating wildflowers and herbs.
Intermediate
An arrangement for a tailgate party.
Novice
A basket of spring flowers for Mother’s Day.
Open
Horticultural Exhibits
Branch of flowering shrub or tree, not to exceed 24”
Daffodil – three of one variety
Tulip – three of one variety
Tulip – three or more varieties
Collection of three or more different minor bulbs
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