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bloom, deep pink; Glass IL -
bloom, red; Glass IL - 3 roses, all
the same; Glass Is - 3 roses, all
different.
Climbing Roses - Class IA - l
rose or cluster, white; Glass Is -
l rose or cluster, rose and shades
thereof; Class 16 - / rose or
cluster, red; Glass II - l rose or
cluster, tinted.
Floribunda Rose - Glass Is -
cluster, double; Glass 10 - l
cluster, single.
Baby Polyantha Rose - Glass
20 = l cluster, any color.
Rugosa or Shrub Rose - Class
81 - / branch, not over Is inches
long having at least l specimen
rose.
Miniature Rose - Glass %. -
/ rose, any color.
Novelty Rose - Glass % - !
rose or cluster, any color.
Section B - Gladioli
Glass - Specimen spike, blue;
Glass 2 = Specimen spike, white
or cream; Glass 3 = Specimen
spike, yellow; Glass A. Specimen
spike, pink; Class 5 - Specimen
spike, red; Glass 6 - Specimen
spike, purple; Class = Specimen
spike, orange; Glass 8 Specimen
| spike, lavender; Class 9 = Speci-
men spike, salmon; Class 10 -
Specimen spike, any other color.
Section - ANIMALS
Glass / - Bachelor Buttons, IL
stems; Glass 2 - Calendula, 6
stems; Glass 3 = Carnation, 3
stems; Glass 4 - Clarkia, 6 stems;
Glass 5 Coreopsis, 6 stems;
Glass 6 - Cosmos, 6 stems; Class
I'll arkspur, s spikes; Class 8
Marigold. African, 6 stems; Glass
9 Marigold, French, 6 stems;
Class 10 - Nasturtiums, single,
IL stems; Glass IL - Nasturtiums,
double, II stems; Glass IL - Pet
unia, single, 6 stems; Glass l3 =
Petunia, double, 3 stems; Glass IA
- Petunia, ruffled, 3 stems; Class
Is Annual Phlox, 6 stems;
Glass 16 - Poppy, 6 stems; Glass
II - Sa~lpiglossis, 6 stems; Class
18 - Stocks, 6 spikes; Glass 10 -
Sweet Pea, IL stems; Class 20 -
Zinnia, 6 stems; Class 81 lin
MIA. Pom Pom, 8 stems; Class Y
- Snapdragon, 6 stems; Class 70
- Pansy, 6 stems.
Section D - Asters
Glass / - White, 5 stems; Glass
q Pink, 5 stems; Class 3 = Red
or rose, 5 stems; Class e aven-
der or purple, 5 stems.
Section E - Dahlias
Glass l - White, l stem; Glass
q Yellow, l stem; Glass 3 =
Red, / stem; Glass 4 - Pink, !
stem: Glass 5 - Cactus Dahlias, !
stem: Glass G. Pom Pom Dahlias,
3 stems.
Section F. Perennials
Class ! Canterbury Bells, 3
stems; Glass p Chrysanthemum,
3 stems; Class 3 - Daisy, Double,
6 stems; Glass 4 - Daisy, Single,
6 stems: Glass 5 - Delphinium, 3
stems; Glass 6 - Daylilly, stem;
Class 7 Other Lilly, ! stem;
Class 8 = Phlox, 3 stems; Glass 8
Sweet William. 3 stems; Class
10 Hollyhock, 1 spike.
Section c - Potted Plants
Glass One plant, coleus;
Glass 2 One plant, begonia;
Class 3 - One plant, succulent;
Class 4 = One plant, cactus Class
5 - One plant, Boston fern; Glass
6 One plant, asparagus fern;
Class T. One plant, philenden-
dron; Class 8 - Any plant in
bloom; Glass 8 Any novelty
plant.
Section H - arrangements
Glass ! - Arrangement repre-
senting title Of song or book; Glass
2 - Arrangement, three or more
varieties in pottery or crystal;
Class 3 - Arrangement, ! variety
in pottery or crystal; Glass q -
Any Gladioli arrangement; Class
5 Native Wild Flower Arrange
ment; Class 6 - Any Pansy ar
rangemert; Class 7 - Arrange
ment featuring religious figurine;
Glass 8 - Miniature arrangement
not more than 5 inches in any
dimension, including c%ontainer;
Glass . Dish Garden Arrange
ment-containing two or more var
ieties of growing plant material;
Glass 10 - Reed basket arrange
ment; Glass II Arrangement using
fruit, grain, grasses, weeds and
pods, or vegetables; Class IL -
Special occasion arrangement-art-
ifical arrangement may be used
here.
Section - Educational
Any unusual flowers properly
abelled.