Show Committee
2015 Chairman – Walt & Diana Kilmer
Chairman of Judges – Diana Kilmer
Judges’ Lunch & Printing – Jane Diliberto
Judges’ Continental Breakfast –
Show Schedule – Diana & Walt Kilmer
Awards – Diana & Walt Kilmer
Show Layout – Walt Kilmer
Exhibitor Refreshments – Joe Smith
Placement &Classification – Bob Woelffer, Lori Williams
Properties – Joe Smith, Jim Bixler, Brett Miller, Walt Kilmer
Publicity – Joel Ross & John Bagnasco
Recording – Eydie Osaki
Certificates & Ribbons – Walt Kilmer
Membership & Information - Jane Diliberto
Hospice/Community Outreach – Liz Roy
Clerks Chairman – Joe Smith
Joy Bednorz, Virginia Hueth, Donna Layden, John Rankin, Patricia
Rankin, Gary Wagner
Photography – Luana Roth
Membership & Information table – Pat & John Rankin, Bill & Vicki
Benzel, Diana Kilmer, Kathy Elliot
Show Breakdown – All members
4:30 PM, Sunday May 3, 2015
Show Directions: From I-5 take to Airport Rd. exit. The show is
being held at Carlsbad by The Sea Resort, 850 Airport Rd,
Carlsbad, CA. Take a left at the sign for Armstrong’s, the hotel is
just across from the Flower Fields.
DIVISION I
RULES GOVERNING HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS
Please read carefully
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Entries will be received from 6:00 am until 9:30 am, Saturday May
2, 2015, inside the Seaside room. No entries taken after 9:30 am.
All exhibitors welcome.
2. Judging will be in accordance with the current GUIDELINES FOR
JUDGING ROSES published by the American Rose Society,
unless in conflict with this schedule, in which case this schedule
rules. All decisions by the Judges will be final.
3. Specimens must have been grown by the exhibitor in their own
private garden. Only one person or team from one garden may enter
any one class.
4. Specimen Judges of the horticultural classes of this show and
members of their families may not enter specimens, with the
exception of Section L, Judges Entries.
5. Classification of all roses by type will be in accordance with
Modern Roses XII as modified or amended in ARS Publications to
the date of the show. Only roses so registered or listed are eligible
for competition.
6. All roses in the show will be arranged alphabetically. Each variety
will constitute a separate class within the section and will be judged
on its merits for that variety.
7. Exhibitors may make only one entry of the variety in a section.
DUPLICATE ENTRIES WILL DISQUALIFY BOTH.
8. Specimen entries of climbing forms of hybrid teas, grandifloras,
hybrid perpetual, polyanthas, teas, floribundas, miniatures and minifloras will be entered in classes with their bush counterparts.
9. Any unwanted growth may be removed from the specimen. A
penalty may be assessed according to the degree of impairment and
depending on proficiency of removal.
10. American Rose Society entry cards MUST be used. Some entry
cards and all specimen containers will be furnished. EXHIBITORS
MUST CHECK IN AT THE REGISTRATION DESK AND SIGN
THE EXHIBITOR LIST. No exhibitor number will be used. Only
the top half of the entry card need be filled out. Blue or black
ballpoint pen must be used; stamps or name labels are acceptable –
no pencil or felt tip pens. Write rose names as large and clearly as
possible for the benefit of the public. Entry tags must be securely
folded before entries are placed.
11. Wedging may be added to the container to hold roses upright.
However, if wedging material protrudes above the lip of the vase,
the specimen will be penalized. NO FOIL OR PLASTIC WRAP.
12. Horticulture entries shall be disqualified for the following reasons
a. Misnamed, misclassed, misplaced, unlabeled or mislabeled;
b. Stem on stem except Old Garden Roses and Shrubs;
c. Presence of foreign substance applied to foliage, stem or bloom
to improve the appearance of the specimen;
d. Side bud or side buds on a specimen that must be without side
buds;
e. A specimen not recognized by the ARS Modern Roses XII,
CRL, List of Approved Exhibition Names for Exhibitor’s, and
most Recent Rose Registration from ARS.
13. Only authorized personnel will be permitted in the show area during
judging.
14. All exhibits become the property of CCRS upon entry into the
show.
15. Trophies will be awarded at 3:00 pm on Saturday, May 2, 2015.
Winners or their representatives should be present to accept their
awards. Exhibitors or their representatives wishing to have ribbons
must pick them up on May 2, 2015, RIBBONS WILL NOT BE
MAILED.
16. Section K, Classes 42, 43 & 44 are open only to members of CCRS.
Section L is open only to Judges judging this show. All other
sections open to all exhibitors except Novice, Section E, which is
restricted to exhibitors who have not won more than 3 blue ribbons
or a trophy in an A.R.S. Rose Show prior to this show.
17. Any exhibit must be arranged by the exhibitor. ALL EXHIBITS
MUST REPRESENT ONLY THE EXHIBITOR’S WORK.
The 2015 California Coastal Rose Show Committee would like to thank
everyone who contributed many hours of hard work to make this show
possible and to the exhibitors for their exquisite blooms and
arrangements.
The CALIFORNIA COASTAL ROSE SOCIETY meetings are held
monthly at Heritage Hall, 2650 Garfield, Carlsbad, CA, on the third
Tuesday of each month, Rose-a-holics at 6:15 pm and regular meeting at
www.californiacoastalrose.com. for more information.
DIVISION I
Horticulture
SECTION A
Hybrid Teas & Grandifloras
CLASS 1. One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Bloom.
Exhibition form without side buds.
Awards:
Queen of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Gold Certificate
King of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Silver Certificate
Princess of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Bronze Certificate
CLASS 2. Three Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Blooms. Exhibition form
without side buds. Shown in one container. Be of one
variety.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 3. One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Spray. Must have two or
more open blooms with sepals down.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 4. One Decorative Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Bloom. Without
side buds. This class is for varieties that cannot present
hybrid tea exhibition form. Entries of varieties that can
present exhibition form will be disqualified.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 5. Single Petaled Hybrid Tea. One bloom or spray, 4-8 petals,
one stem. Must have two or more blooms with sepals down.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 6. Fully Open Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora. One bloom without
side buds. Stamens must be showing.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
SECTION B
Floribundas & Polyanthas
CLASS 7. One Floribunda Bloom. Without side buds, 9 or more petals.
Awards: Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 8. One Floribunda Spray. Must have two or more blooms with
sepals down, having 9 or more petals
Floribunda – Queen of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Gold Certificate
Floribunda – King of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Silver Certificate
Floribunda – Princess of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Bronze Certificate
CLASS 9. One Polyantha Spray. Must have two or more blooms with
sepals down.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 10. Three Polyantha Sprays. Must have two or more blooms
with sepals down.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 11. Single Petaled Floribunda. One bloom without side buds.
Only 4-8 petals, one stem.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 12. Single Petaled Floribunda. Three Sprays, each a different
variety. Must have two or more blooms with sepals down.
Award: CCRS Best in Class Award.
SECTION C
Climbers & Shrubs
CLASS 13. Climbing roses. Includes Large Flowered Climbers,
Climbing Hybrid Teas, and Hybrid Wichuranas. One bloom
or spray without bush counterpart.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 14. Classic Shrub Rose. One bloom or spray of those roses with
family designation Hybrid Rugosa, Hybrid Musk, Hybrid
Kordesii or Hybrid Moyessii.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 15. Modern Shrub. One bloom may be shown with or without
side buds. Roses listed as ‘S’ in ARS Handbook for
Selecting Roses.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 16. Modern Shrub. One spray. Must have two or more blooms
with sepals down. Roses listed as ‘S’ in ARS Handbook for
Selecting Roses.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
SECTION D
Old Garden Roses
CLASS 17. Genesis. One bloom or spray of any type old garden rose
designated as ‘Sp’ Species in ARS Handbook for Selecting
Roses.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 18. Dowager. One bloom or spray of any variety of rose in
existence prior to 1867. Date of introduction must appear on
entry tag. If date is unknown, write ‘Date Unknown’ on
entry tag.
Awards: Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 19. Victorian. One bloom or spray of any type old garden rose
introduced in 1867 or after. Date of introduction must
appear on entry tag if known. Use ARS Handbook for
Selecting Roses for correct date. If date is unknown, write
‘Date Unknown’ on entry tag.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 20. Heritage Bouquet. Any type of Heritage Rose, three or more
varieties,12 or more blooms or sprays. Name and date of
introduction must appear on entry tag if known. If date is
unknown, write ‘Date Unknown’ on entry tag, as per
Modern Roses XI. Must be grown and arranged by
exhibitor. Exhibitor to furnish own container. (Can place
names of roses on back of entry tag, indicate on front that
names listed on back).
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
SECTION E
Novice
CLASS 21. One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Bloom. Exhibition form
without side buds.
Awards: Best of Class ARS Certificate.
CLASS 22. Floribunda or Polyantha. One bloom or spray.
Awards: Best of Class ARS Certificate.
CLASS 23. Climbers and Shrubs. One Bloom or Spray. A spray must
have two open blooms.
Awards: Best of Class ARS Certificate.
CLASS 24. Miniature. One bloom or spray.
Awards: Best of Class ARS Certificate
CLASS 25. Mini-Flora. One bloom or spray.
Awards: Best of Class ARS Certificate.
Award: CCRS Best of Section Trophy
SECTION F
Miscellaneous
CLASS 26. Most Fragrant Rose. One bloom, without side buds except
for OGR’s and Shrubs. Judged on 70% fragrance, and 30%
general excellence.
A. Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora
B. Floribunda or Polyantha
C. Old Garden Rose
D. Shrubs
E. Miniature or Miniflora
Awards: CCRS Best of Section Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 27. Rose in a Bowl. Any type except miniature or mini-flora.
Limit one entry per exhibitor. Bloom must be floating in
clear water, no foliage. Bowls furnished by rose society.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 28. Miniature or Mini-Flora Rose in a small Bowl. One
miniature or mini-flora rose floating in a small bowl. Rose
must be floating in clear water, no foliage. Bowls furnished
by rose society. Limit one entry per exhibitor.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 29. Rose in a Picture Frame. Any variety, except miniature or
mini-floras. One or more blooms, foliage optional. Limit
one entry per exhibitor. Frames furnished by rose society.
Judged on bloom quality and overall appearance.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 30. Miniature or Mini-Flora in a Picture Frame. One or more
blooms, foliage optional. Limit one entry per exhibitor.
Frames furnished by rose society. Judged on bloom quality
and overall appearance.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 31. Cycle of Bloom. One variety, any type. Three stems: one
fully open bloom, one ½ to ¾ open bloom and one bud
showing color with sepals down. One bloom per stem
without side buds. Shown in one container.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
CLASS 32. Big and Little Look Alike. One large bloom (any type) and
one miniature or mini-flora bloom, shown in separate vases.
Except for size, the roses must look similar in appearance.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
SECTION G
English Boxes
CLASS 33. Exhibitor’s Choice. Six blooms of one variety with no stem
or foliage. May be shown with or without sepals. Any
variety except Miniature or Mini-Floras.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate.
CLASS 34. Miniature or Mini-Flora. Six blooms, one variety, with no
stem or foliage. May be shown with or without sepals.
Awards: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate
SECTION H
Miniature Roses
CLASS 35. One Miniature Bloom. Exhibition form, without side buds.
Miniature Queen of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Gold Certificate
Miniature King of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Silver Certificate
Miniature Princess of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Bronze Certificate
SECTION I
Mini-Floras
CLASS 36. One Mini-Flora Bloom. Exhibition form, without side buds.
Mini-Flora Queen of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Gold Certificate
Mini-Flora King of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Silver Certificate
Mini-Flora Princess of Show
CCRS Award and ARS Bronze Certificate
SECTION J
Miniatures & Mini-Floras
CLASS 37. Three Mini-Flora Blooms. One variety, without side buds,
any form, shown in one container.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award
CLASS 38. Six Miniature Blooms. One variety, without side buds, any
form, shown in one container.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award
CLASS 39. Miniature or Mini-flora Spray. One stem with two or more
blooms with sepals down.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate
CLASS 40. One Fully open Miniature or Mini-flora Bloom. Shown
without side buds, stamens must be showing. No single
(4-8 petals) varieties.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate
CLASS 41. Single Petaled Miniature or Mini-flora bloom. 4 – 8 petals
without side buds.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate
SECTION K
Challenge Classes
CLASS 42. President’s Award. Any three Hybrid Tea Roses shown in
one container. One entry per exhibitor. Open to California
Coastal Rose Society Members only.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award
CLASS 43. Founder’s Trophy. Any three Floribunda Sprays having two
or more open blooms, shown in one container. Open to
Californian Coastal Rose Society members only.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award
CLASS 44. Carlsbad City Award. Three Miniature or Miniflora Single
Sprays, having two or more blooms with sepals down. 4 – 8
petals per bloom, shown in one container.
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award.
SECTION L
Judges Section Only
Only Judges who are judging this show are eligible to make entries in
this section.
CLASS 45. Individual blooms or sprays, no more than one of a variety
from the same garden. Vases and entry tags will be
furnished in the breakfast area by CCRS.
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Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora
Floribunda or Polyantha
Climber or Shrub
Old Garden Rose (with date)
Miniature
Miniflora
Award: CCRS Best of Class Award and ARS Certificate
DIVISION II
ARRANGEMENTS
Rules for Arrangement Exhibitors
By entering this show, exhibitors agree to abide by these rules.
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This show adheres to the rules of the American Rose Society in
organizing rose show. Judging will be in accordance with the
current Guidelines for Judging Rose Arrangements. The decisions
of the judges are final. Judging will begin at 10:00 am, with
completion by 12:30 pm.
Exhibits must be entered and in place between 6:00 am and 9:30
am, Saturday, May 2, 2015.
ALL ARRANGERS ARE REQUIRED TO MAKE A
RESERVATION due to the space limitations. Contact Diana
Kilmer, 1-951-693-5568 or email Originalsbydiana42@verizon.net.
Reservations must be in NO LATER than Thursday, April 30, 2015,
no later than 7:00 pm. When calling or emailing reservations leave
a message with your name, phone number, and list of arrangements
you wish to enter with Section, Class number and title.
An exhibitor will be limited to one entry in each class or subclass,
but may enter as many classes as desired. All exhibits must be the
work of the exhibitor, and must be the work of a one exhibitor.
Entries without prior reservations will be welcome. However, they
will be placed only if space becomes available.
The background at the Carlsbad by the Sea Resort is off white, table
draping will also be off white.
A rose or roses must be the dominant flower in all arrangements.
All roses must be Outdoor grown in your garden and must be of
high quality.
Names of all roses in each arrangement must be written on an ARS
arrangement entry tag. Rose varieties exhibited must be entered
under the approved exhibition name of the American Rose Society
publications. Modern Roses XII, the Official List of Approved
Exhibition Names for Judges’ & Exhibitors, the Handbook for
Selecting Roses or “Recent Registrations” on the ARS website. In
cases where a variety is not listed in any of the above ARS
publications, a listing in the Combined Rose List is acceptable.
Classification of all roses shall be in accordance with the ARS
publications to the date of the show. ARS Publications take priority
over the Combined Rose List.
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In classes for arrangements using miniature roses, the arrangements
must conform to the size specified in each class and ONLY those
roses classified by the ARS as Miniflora or miniature may be used.
Miniature and/or Miniflora roses may be used in standard
arrangements, if the arranger so chooses.
American Rose Society Medal Certificates may be awarded to
arrangements using arranger grown, fresh roses, except for the
Judges Section. AG should be written or checked on the entry tag,
top right hand corner, if roses are arranger grown so the entry will
be eligible for an ARS medal certificate.
Accessories are allowed unless otherwise stated in the schedule.
Flowers other than roses, and dried and/or treated dried plant
material are allowed unless prohibited by the schedule. Natural
wood (dried, treated, weathered, etc.) are considered dried plant
material unless it has been made into an art object such as a statue.
It is then considered as an accessory.
A card of intent may be included with an arrangement as an
example of the arranger’s interpretation of the theme or class title.
Backgrounds or underlays may be used, if desired, but must be
provided by the exhibitor. Standard arrangements are limited in
space to 24 inches wide and 30 inches deep with no height
restrictions, and must not overhang the table top. All miniature
arrangement spaces are 12 inches wide by 12 inches deep and some
are placed on risers. All backgrounds or underlay’s are a component
of the design and must be to the size imitations in the show
schedule.
No one but the Exhibitor may touch or move his/her arrangement.
However, in extreme circumstances, if all efforts to locate the
arranger have failed, the arrangement chairman may carefully move
an arrangement.
Exhibitors are responsible for placing their own arrangements.
An arrangement incorrectly placed in one class when it should have
been in another will be judged in the class in which it is placed.
Plant material other than roses may be commercially grown. All
roses must be fresh outdoor grown, except for those in the Keepsake
and Miniature Keepsake classes, which specify dried roses and
dried plant materials.
Blue ribbon (first place) winners must score 92 or higher to be
eligible for American Rose Society Awards. Only blue ribbon
winners that specify AG are eligible for ARS Medals.
Arrangers’ names should be placed on the bottom of containers, etc.
All reasonable care will be taken, but the Show Committee and the
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damage to arrangements, containers, or accessories, etc.
Arrangement Judges who are judging arrangements in this
show may ONLY exhibit in the Judges Arrangement Section or
Judges Horticulture Section.
Novices and juniors are not limited to those Sections, and indeed
are encouraged to enter any class except in the Judges Section.
Arrangements, containers, ribbons, and other properties must be
claimed on Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 5:30 pm. Unclaimed containers
will become the property of CCRS unless arrangements have been
made with the chairman of Arrangements.
Arrangement Awards will be given out on Saturday, May 2, 2015
around 3:30 pm.
You MUST fill out your entry tag in blue or black ink only. Rubber
stamps and address labels are also permitted. Fill out ONLY the
TOP portion of your entry.
Infringement of the following rules will result in severe penalties.
A - Painted or dyed fresh plant materials, and live creatures are not
allowed.
B –The use of plant materials on the state or local conservation list
is not permitted.
C -The American flag or flag of any country may not be used in an
arrangement or as a decoration in any way.
D – Entry tag not filled out correctly.
There are but two causes for disqualification of an arrangement:
1 – Roses not outdoor grown.
2 – Use of artificial plant materials.
SCORE CARD FOR JUDGING
ROSE ARRANGEMENTS
1-Conformance…………………..…….15 points
A-Naming of all roses
B-Conformance to type of design
C-Other specific requirements of schedule
2 – Design (5 points per principal)…….. 30 points
A. Balance
D. Rhythm
B. Dominance
E. Proportion
C. Contrast
F. Scale
3 – Perfection of the Rose(s)……..……...30 points
Including condition of other plant material
4 – Creativity and Expressiveness………..15 points
5 – Distinction…………….………......…..10 points
Unique, sets the design apart, superiority
in every respect, includes technical
execution and construction.
TOTAL..……………..…..100 points
ROSES BY THE SEA
DIVISION II
ARRANGEMENTS
SECTION A
Traditional Arrangements
Class 1 – “The Lifeguard Tower”
Line or Line Mass, note on entry tag style of design. All fresh
plant material only.
Class 2 – “The Wave”
Traditional mass arrangement. Must use All fresh plant
material only.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Royalty Rosette
SECTION B
Modern Arrangement
Class 3 – “Hawaiian Curl”
A stretch design – two units, one unit smaller than the other,
having a connective part which extends between the two units.
The design concept gives the appearance of a smaller design
pulling away from the larger design. Fresh Standard roses of
any classification may be used. Dried or treated plant materials
may be used. NO Accessories permitted.
Class 4 – “The Coral Canyons of Hawaii”
An underwater design, the main focal point to be under water.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Artist Rosette
SECTION C
Oriental Manner Arrangements
Class 5 –“The Red Sea”
Utilizing a low container, water must show.
Class 6 –“The Mediterranean Sea”
Utilizing a tall container.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Oriental Rosette
SECTION D
DUCHESS
Standard arrangement with all FRESH roses and rose foliage only with
dried and/or treated dried plant materials. NO OTHER PLANT
MATERIAL or accessories permitted.
Class 7 –“The Sea of Cortez”
Arrangers’ choice of design, however, type of design must be
noted on entry tag .
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Princess Rosette
SECTION – E
THE DUKE OF ARRANGEMENTS
An arrangement greater than 10 inches, HOWEVER, not to exceed 20
inches in height, width or depth. No accessories permitted.
Class 8 –“The English Channel”
Arrangers’ choice of design, however, type of design must be
noted on entry tag.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Duchess Rosette
SECTION F
MINI-ROYALTY
Miniature Traditional arrangements utilizing all fresh materials
Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.
Class 9 –“The Gulf of Mexico”
Line or line-mass design. Note type of design on entry tag.
Class 10 – “The Russian Sea”
Mass design.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Mini-Royalty Rosette
SECTION G
MINI – ARTIST
Miniature modern arrangement
Use of dried and or treated plant materials allowed.
Class 11 – “The Aegean Sea”
Not to exceed ten (10) inches in height, width, or depth.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Mini-Artist Rosette
SECTION – H
MINI – ORIENTAL
Miniature Arrangements in the Oriental manner.
Class 12– “The Black Sea”
Utilizing a low container, water must show. Not to
exceed ten (10) inches in height, width, or depth.
Class 13 –“The Korean Sea”
Utilizing a tall container.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Mini-Oriental Rosette
SECTION I
NOVICE
Those who have won no more than three (3) blue ribbons in
arrangements in ARS Sponsored rose show.
Class 14 –“The Pacific Coast Line”
Using standard outdoor grown roses. Arranger’s choice of
Design, however, note type of design on entry tag.
Class 15 –“The Dead Sea”
Using miniature or miniflora roses, fresh outdoor grown
roses. Not to exceed ten (10) inches in height, width, or
depth. Arranger’s choice of Design, however, note type of
design on entry tag.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Novice Certificate,
SECTION J
JUDGES
Open only to ARS Accredited or Apprentice Arrangement Judges
judging this show. A special panel of judges will be appointed for
judging this class.
Class 16 –“The Sea of Hawaii”
Standard rose arrangement. Arrangers’ choice of design,
however, type of design must be noted on entry tag.
Class 17 –“The Scottish Sea”
Miniature rose arrangement. Not to exceed ten (10) inches
in height, width, or depth. Arrangers’ choice of design,
however, type of design must be noted on entry tag.
Best in Section CCRS Award,
Also eligible for ARS Best Judges’ Certificate
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS
FOR MAKING THIS SHOW A GREAT SUCCESS
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JUDGES JUDGING THIS SHOW
Horticulture Judges
Grace Elliot**
Deanna Flintzer
Chris Greenwood
Suzanne Horn
Bud Jones
Candy La Chance
Gerry Mahoney
Kathy Monge**
Jack Ortega
Akiko Strathman
**Apprentice Judges
Arrangement Judges
Marie Kaplan**
Dave Mahoney
Juanita Ortega
Hal Reynolds
Lauren Toth