FLOWERS
Town House, 2nd Floor

Committee: Pamela Robinson, Kaye Boothman, Ann Mitus, Ginny Rich, Kirsten Noble, Linda Young, Joyce Smith, and Cindy Lagomarsino

RULES: One entry per class. Designs must be work of exhibitor; exhibitor must grow horticulture specimens. All plant material must be fresh, except for the dried flower category. Containers for cut specimens (G-J) will be provided by the Fair. Three specimens of the same color and size are required in the cut specimen classes; foliage to be included. Youth and adults will be judged separately. 

Theme: Changing Views in Hardwick

ARRANGEMENTS
A. “View of Flower Borders” A linear arrangement of blue and white flowers.
B. “View of Summer Fireworks”  A bold and bright arrangement reminiscent of late spring flowers.
C. “View from the Rolling Hills” An asymmetrical arrangement of summer flowers.
D. “View from Over the Garden Fence” An arrangement of fresh flowers and garden vegetables not to exceed 18” high.
E. “View Along the Roadside” A wildflower arrangement incorporating a found, recyclable roadside object.
F. “View from a Mouse’s Eye” A miniature arrangement not to exceed 4 total inches in height and width.

CUT SPECIMENS
G. PERENNIALS
1. Roses 2. Phlox 3. Asters  4. Delphiniums  5. Other
H. BULBS, CORMS OR TUBERS
1. Dahlias 2. Gladioli 3. Other
I. ANNUALS
1. Marigolds   2. Zinnias  3. Petunias   4. Cosmos   5. Other

J. PLANTS (pot not to exceed 12 in. across)
    1 . Hanging – flowering 2.  Hanging – non-flowering
    3.  Non-hanging – flowering 4.  Non-hanging – non-flowering
    5.  Topiary    6.  Dish Garden