The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-08-18
Garden Exhibit < Will Be Event
 Here August 26

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 At a meetign of the Wrangeu Garden club on Tuesday evening it was decided to hold the garden show in the Fire hall on Saturday. August 26, from ? pm. until pm. in the afternoon and from 2 o'clock until pm. in the evening.
 All the gardeners of Wrangeu are urged to exhibit any and all flow CTS or veyegetabIes that they may have. Containers will be furnished but the exhibitor must have the ar ticles there before noon of that day. A silver offering will be received which will be given to some chari- table purpose as has been done in the past.
 Coffee and doughnuts will be served during the afternoon and tna Garden club hopes that the display of local flowers and produce will be an inspiration to those who attend.
 The judges will be F. c. HanfOrd. Ed Moore and z NJ. Bradford. Mrs. George Sumption is general chair man of the show
 The following is a list of rules and instructions for exhibitor which must be followed closely in order to insure the eligibility Of each entry:
 Horticultural Classes
 A. Perennial flowers-1. Phlox = stemsJ; ?. Golden Glow 6 stems 8. Viola l12 stemsJ; 1. Sweet Will liam 6 stems); 3. Rose. a. Hybrid Tea, b. Polyanthus and Floribunda 6 stemsl; 6. Canterbury Bells g stems); '. Unelassified 6 stems 0. Recent introductions.
 B. Annual Flowers-I. Snap dragon l6 stems); ?. Calendula C6 stems); 3. Poppy, a. California t6 stems, b. Shirley G stemsJ; 4 Sweet pea (12 stems) 5. Pansy (12 stems); 6. Aster G stems) '. Mari gold, a. Tall G stems), b. Medium l6 stems), c. Dwarf (12 stems); $. Petunia G stems); g. Summer chrysanthemum G stemsD; 10. Stock G stems); Il. Godetia G stems); 12. Clarkia (6 stems); 13. Bachelor button (12 stems); I4. Unclassified 6 stems); Is. Recent introductions.
 c. Bulbs, Corms, Tubers-1. Lily q stem); 2. Gladiolus 6 stems) 8. Dahlia, a. Exhibition (more than ' inches, 1 stem), b. Double @ stems), c. Single 6 stemsJ, d. Cac- tus 6 stems), e. Unwin hybrid C5 stems), f. Pompon 6 stems); 4. Unclassified @ stemsJ; 5. Recent introductions.
 D. Towering Shrubs q spray).
 Merits: Decided color, good sub stance, well formed blooms, sturdy long stems, rich colored unblem- ished foliage, large size of blooms where quality is not sacrificed.
 Faults: Washed out streaked orI faded color; distorted or freaky shaped blooms; weak stems; poor substance; blemished foliage.
 Rules
 l. All entries must be labeled with their correct names.
 2 No wiring of stems or blossoms.
 3. Use no filters such as baby breath or greens other than those natural to the plant exhibited.
 f. Biennials shall be classed as annuals.
 5. Entries must contain at least the minimum of stems listed after each class in the schedule.
 6. With the exception of unclas- sified and recent introductions, only one entry may be exhibited in each class.
 '. Entries must not be mixed in one container.
 F. Vegetables - 1. Onion 6 roots); 2 Beet 6 roots); 8. Cauli- flower q head); 1. Cabbage q head); 5. Carrot G roots); 6. Gel cry q headD; 2. Lettuce, a. Head (one), b. Leaf Gone bunch); 8. Pea (l5 pods); g. Potato 6 tubers) 10. Radish 12 tubers); II. Turnip G roots) 12. Rutabaga 6 roots) I3. Broccoli e heads); IA. Greens, a. Spinach q bunch), b. Swiss chard q bunch), c. Kale q bunch); Is. Unclassified (three) 1; lG. Recent introductions. Merits Good cooking condition; not damaged by cleaning; useful reasonable size; unbranched root type; fresh color.
 Faults: Stale shriveled condition i; past cooking condition; immature; i; branched in root types; poor color.
 Rules:
 1. Entries must contain the same