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ROSE SHOW RESULTS

Section A - THE AMERICIAN ROSE SOCIETY NATIONAL CHALLENGE CLASSES

Section

Class

Class Title

Class Description

Winner

Rose(s) Name

The J. Horace McFarland Memorial National Trophy

An entry of 7 hybrid tea specimens, each a different variety, correctly named and exhibited in separate containers.

Randy Scott,
Woodbridge VA

Dublin, Crystalline, Natasha Monet, Suffolk, Veterans Honor, Cajun Moon, Cajun Sunrise

The Earl of Warwick Urn

An entry of 6 specimens, each a different variety, that have been named All-American Rose Selections, correclty named and exhibited in separate containers.

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Garden Party, Christian Dior, Touch of Class, Secret, Gemini, St. Patrick

The National Pacific Rose Society Perpetual Challenge Trophy

An entry of three hybrid tea specimens, each a different variety, correctly named and exhibited in separate containers. This class is open only to those traveling a distance of at least 200 miles from the location of the National Rose Show

Dr. and Mrs. Satish Prabhu,
Columbia SC

Affirm, Mavrik, Louis Estes

The Fred Edmunds, Sr. Memorial ARS Youth Award

An entry of three roses, each a different variety, from the classes of hybrid teas, floribundas, minitures, and grandifloras. Roses must be grown and exhibited by a young person, 10 - 18 years of age. He or she must have a current membership (regular or associate) in the ARS and present membership card when exhibiting.

No Entry

The Dr. T. Allen Kirk Memorial Trophy

An entry of three hybrid tea specimens of one variety showing the three stages of development: one bud, one exhibition stage (approximately one third to one half open or at its most perfect phase of beauty) and one fully open bloom with stamens visible, correctly named and exhibited in separate containers.

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Gemini

The Robert E. Milderd C. Lawton Miniture National Trophy

An entry of twelve miniature roses, one bloom to a stem at exhibition stage, no more than two of any one cultivar, without any artificial support, exhibited in one transparent container provided by the exhibitor.

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Annamarie, Erin Alonso, Michel Cholet, Kristin, Miss Flippins, Miss Charleston, Sweet Melody, Sam Trivitt, Dancing Flame, Soroptimist International, Chattooga, Tammy Darlene

The Ralph S. Moore National Award

An entry of nine miniature roses, each a different variety at exhibition stage, correctly named and exhibited in separate containers.

Greg and Laura Sanders,
Louisville KY

Nancy Jean, Incognito, Olympic Gold, Miss Flippins, Hilde, Chattooga, Odessa, Mobile Jubilee, Irresistible

Benjamin Williams Mini-Flora Rose National Trophy

An entry of ten mini-flora roses, either one each of ten different varieties OR two each of five different varieties. One bloom per stem, each exhibited in separate containers. All blooms at exhibition stage.

Harold and Jean Baker,
Lakeland FL

Cachet, Lady E'Owyn, Butter Cream, Louisville Lady, Memphis King

Rose Hybridizers Association Trophy

Any seedling (not a sport) hybridized by an amateur, to be judged according to the standard for large or miniature roses as outlined in the Guidelines for Judging Roses. Number of entries is not limited.

David Clemons,
Grant AL

[Silver Hill x Kristin Seedling]

The President's Trophy

Three stems of any classification, one bloom or spray. One or more varieties, displayed in separate containers. Open to members who grow no more than fifty rose plants.

Pat Martinec

Sunset Celebration

Garden Web Rose Forum Best In Show Trophy

Best one stem horticultural entry on the trophy table.

Gerald Aldridge,
Memphis TN

Evelyn

Section B - TENARKY DISTRICT CHALLENGE CLASSES

The American Rose Society J. Horace McFarland District Award

An entry of five hybrid tea blooms, each a different variety, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in separate containers.

George Poe,
Kingsport TN

Moonstone, Louise Estes, Veterans Honor, Signature, Great Scott

The Mack and Maybeth Blackburn District Award

An entry of four hybrid tea blooms, each a different variety, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in separate containers.

Joe and Rhonda Spruiell,
Knoxville TN

Opulence, Gemini, St. Patrick, Hollywood

The Roy and Florence Graff District Award

An entry of four hybrid tea and/or grandiflora blooms, each a different color class, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in separate containers.

No Entry

The Robert and Glenda Whitaker District Award

An entry of four hybrid tea and/or grandiflora blooms, each a different variety from the pink and/or pink blend color classes, one bloom per stem, disbudded, exhibited in separate containers.

Joe and Rhonda Spruiell,
Knoxville TN

Elizabeth Taylor, Mavrik, Louise Estes, Cajun Sunrise

The Charles Dawson Memorial Award

An entry of three red hybrid tea blooms, each a different variety, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in separate containers.

No Entry

The Tenarky District Grandiflora Challenge Award

An entry of two grandiflora blooms, each a different variety, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in one container.

No Entry

The Tenarky District Floribunda Challenge Award

Three floribunda stems, each a different variety. Specimens may be one bloom per stem or sprays, entry to be shown in one container.

Don and Terry Wear,
Lakeland TN

Iceberg, Brilliannt Pink Iceberg, Pasadena Star

The Leanard and Mary Scott District Award

An entry of five hybrid tea blooms, each a different color class, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in separate containers.

Jimmy and Evelyn Moser,
Bartlett TN

Veterans Honor, Louises Estes, Hot Princes, St. Patrick, Fantasy

The Lester Smith District Challenge Award

An entry of three hybrid teas or grandifloras, one bloom per stem, each the same variety, displayed in one container.

John Skinner,
Chattanooga TN

Moonstone

The Dr. H.R. Rumble Memorial Award

An entry of five minature blooms, each a different variety, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, shown in separate containers. Mini-floras are not eligible for this class.

Joanna Moody,
Sheridan AR

Glowing Amber, Hot tamale, This is the day, Sam Trivitt, Fairhope

The American Rose Society Ralph Moore District Award

An entry of seven miniature blooms, each a different variety, one bloom per stem, disbudded, at exhibition stage, exhibited in separate containers. Mini-floras are not eligible for this class.

Greg and Laura Sanders,
Louisville TN

Chattooga, Nancy Jean, Fairhope, Miss Flippins, Mobile Jubilee, Kristin, Sweet Melody

Section C - HYBRID TEAS, GRANDIFLORAS, FLORIBUNDAS, CLIMBERS AND POLYANTHAS

Queen of Show

Hybrid tea or grandiflora, one bloom per stem at exhibition stage.

Bob and Doris House,
Joplin MO

Louise Estes

King of Show

Bob and Doris House,
Joplin MO

Dublin

Princess of Show

Randy Scott,
Woodbridge VA

Moonstone

Court

David Ackers,
Lancaster OH

St. Patrick

Court

David Ackers,
Lancaster OH

Natasha Monet

Court

George Poe,
Kingsport TN

Cajun Moon

Court

Tim Hartranft,
Lancaster OH

Mavrik

Court

Jim and Barbara Preston,
Louisville KY

Veterans Honor

Court

Frank and Jeanie Toevs,
Adamsville TN

Pop Warner

Court

Tim Hartranft,
Lancaster OH

Raphaela

Hybrid tea or grandiflora spray, two or more blooms (a bud is not considered a bloom). Single roses (roses with 5-12 petals) are not eligible for this class.

Jim and Barbara Preston,
Louisville KY

Johnny Bechnel

Hybrid tea or grandiflora, open bloom with stamens visible.

Sonia Richardson,
Memphis TN

Jema

Single (5-12 petals) hybrid tea, one stem. Specimen may be one bloom or a spray.

Don and Terry Wear,
Lakeland TN

Mrs. Oakley Fisher

Floribunda, one exhibition bloom without side blooms.

Randy Scott,
Woodbridge VA

Summer Fashion

Floribunda spray, two or more blooms.

Susan Berry,
Fort Smith AR

Nicole

Climbers, one stem. Climbing sports are to be entered in the respective bush class, ie. hybrid tea, floribunda,etc. Specimen may be one bloom or a spray.

Wade Brown,
Arkoma OK

High Society

Polyantha spray, two or more blooms.

Jon and Lois Wier,
Grand Rapids MI

Orange Morsdag

Section D - OLD GARDEN ROSES AND SHRUBS

Dowager Queen

Old garden rose introduced prior to 1867,one stem. Specimen may be one bloom or a spray. Date of introduction to be noted on entry tag. Eligible for Dowager Queen.

Andrew Plasz,
Libertyville IL

Sydonie

Victorian Award

Old garden rose introduced in or after 1867, one stem. Specimen may be one bloom or a spray. Eligible for Victorian Award.

Jim and Barbara Preston,
Louisville KY

Rose de Rescht

Best Shrub

Shrub rose, one stem. Specimen may be one bloom or a spray.

G. T. Aldridge,
Memphis TN

Evelyn

Genesis Award

Species rose, one stem. Specimen may be one bloom or spray, but must be designated as Species (Sp) in ARS publications.

Andrew Plasz,
Libertyville IL

R. rugosa rubra

Basket of Shrubs

One basket of shrub roses, any combination of cultivars. Exhibitor furnishes container. Oasis permitted.

Karen and Gregory Constant,
Baton Rouge LA

Variety of Shrub Roses

Old Garden Rose Bouquet.

A bouquet of old garden roses. Exhibitor furnishes container. Oasis permitted. Roses do not have to be introduced prior to 1867.

Don and Terry Wear,
Lakeland TN

Pink Pet, The Green Rose, Souvenir de la Malmaison, Rose de Rescht

OGR/Shrub English Box

English box of six shrub or old garden roses, any combination of cultivars.

Susan Clingenpeel,
Bethlehem GA

Souv. de la Malmaison

Section E - CHALLENGE CLASSES

Twelve hybrid tea or grandiflora roses, exhibition stage, one variety, displayed in one container.

Bob and Doris House,
Joplin MO

Uncle Joe

Twelve hybrid tea or grandiflora roses, exhibition stage, each a different variety, displayed in one container.

No Entry

Stages of Bloom

Three hybrid tea or grandiflora blooms, one variety. One bud, one exhibition stage and one open bloom with stamens visible. Exhibited in one container.

Frank and Jeanie Toevs,
Adamsville TN

Veterans Honor

Six hybrid tea or grandiflora roses, exhibition stage, at least two varieties, to be displayed in one container.

Joanna Moody,
Sheridan AR

Louise Estes, Fantasy, Moonstone

Rose Bowl

Floating bloom. One hybrid tea or grandiflora, exhibition stage, floating in a bowl of clear water.

David Ackers,
Lancaster OH

Dublin

Hi Lo

Hi-Lo. One hybrid tea, exhibition stage, displayed with one exhibition stage miniature or mini-flora. Roses should be similar in color and form. To be exhibited in separate containers.

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Black Magic, Memphis King

One hybrid tea, one stem of a floribunda (individual bloom or spray) and one old garden rose. Roses to be displayed at their most beautiful stage of development and displayed in separate containers.

Peggy Bingham,
Memphis TN

Souv. De la Malmaison, Signature, Natalie

Floribunda palette. Five floribunda roses, each a different variety, exhibition stage, displayed on an artist's palette provided by the show committee.

Randy Scott,
Woodbridge VA

French Lace, Sunsilk, Hiroshima's Children, Kanegem, Choben

Picture Frame

One hybrid tea or grandiflora bloom displayed in a picture frame. No foliage, but sepals are allowed.

Carol Shockley

Crystalline

English Box

English box. Six hybrid tea blooms displayed in an english box, any combination of cultivars. No foliage but sepals are allowed.

Jeff and Cindy Garrett,
Soddy Daisy TN

Lovers Lane

Fragrant Rose

Fragrant rose. One bloom per stem of a hybrid tea, grandiflora or floribunda. Judged for fragrance only.

Jim and Barbara Preston,
Louisville KY

Dolly Parton

Seedling

Seedlings. A rose, not including miniature or mini-flora roses, grown from a seed that has never been named, registered or patented, has not been budded, and is not on the market for sale at the time of the rose show. An exhibitor may enter more than one seedling, but no more than 25 entries per exhibitor.

Whit Wells,
Brighton TN

[Seedling x Seedling]

Section F - JUDGES'S CLASSES

Judge's challenge I

One hybrid tea or grandiflora, exhibition stage, disbudded. Open only to those judges judging this show.

Bill and Irma Blok,
Wyoming MI

Kardinal

Judge's challenge II

One Miniature or mini-flora rose, exhibition stage, disbudded. Open only to those judges judging this show.

Robert and Martha Eskew,
Birmingham AL

Soroptimist International

Judge's challenge III

One stem of an old garden or shrub rose. Open only to those judges judging this show.

No Entry

Section G - MINIATURE ROSES

Miniature Queen of Show

One miniature rose, one bloom per stem,disbudded, at exhibition stage. Eligible for Mini-Queen, King, Princess and Count of Honor

Paula Williams and Howard Carman,
Big Spring KY

Arcanum

Miniature King of Show

Tammy Boswell,
Bartlett TN

Bee's Knees

Miniature Princess of Show

Andrew Plasz,
Libertyville IL

Fairhope

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Miss Flippins

Paula Williams and Howard Carman,
Big Spring KY

Michel Cholet

Carol Shockley

Soroptimist International

Paula Williams and Howard Carman,
Big Spring KY

Irresistible

Paula Williams and Howard Carman,
Big Spring KY

Pierrine

Randy Scott,
Woodbridge VA

Nancy Jean

Don and Paula Adlong,
Conway AR

Olympic Gold

Miniature open bloom, one bloom per stem. Stamens must be visible.

Susan Clingenpeel ,Bruce and Madison LeRoy,
Bethlehem GA

Founder's Pride

Miniature spray having at least two blooms. (Single variety having 5-12 petals are not eligible to be entered in this class. See class 35)

Jim and Barbara Preston,
Louisville KY

Green Ice

Single miniature, one bloom per stem, disbudded, of a variety having 5-12 petals.

Susan Clingenpeel, Bruce and Madison LeRoy,
Bethlehem GA

Halo Today

Single miniature, one stem having at least two blooms of a variety having 5-12 petals.

No Entry

Section H - MINI-FLORAS

Mini-Flora Queen of Show

One mini-flora rose,exhibition stage, disbudded. Eligible for Mini-Flora Queen,King and Princess and court of honor.

Tammy Boswell,
Bartlett TN

Louisville Lady

Mini-Flora King of Show

David and Tammy Clemons,
Grant AL

Whirlaway

Mini-Flora Princess of Show

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Foolish Pleasure

Mini-Flora Court

Linda Jansing,
Louisville KY

Jerry Lynn

Mini-Flora Court

Carol Shockley

Tiffany Lynn

Mini-Flora Court

Sonia Richardson,
Memphis TN

Memphis King

Mini-Flora Court

Bob and Chris Thorpe,
Greeneville TN

Dr. John Dickman

Mini-Flora Court

Mr. Wade Brown,
Akoma OK

Lady E'owyn

Mini-Flora Court

Susan Clingenpeel, Bruce and Madison LeRoy,
Bethlehem GA

Cachet

Mini-Flora Court

Susan Clingenpeel, Bruce and Madison LeRoy,
Bethlehem GA

Class Of '73

One mini-flora spray having at least two blooms.

Don and Terry Wear,
Lakeland TN

Cachet

Section I - MINIATURE AND MINI-FLORA CHALLENGE CLASSES

Twelve miniature or mini-flora roses, one variety, exhibition stage. Displayed in one container.

Sandy and Bob Lundberg,
Bluffton SC

Nancy Jean

Twelve miniature or mini-flora roses, each a dfferent variety, exhibition stage. Displayed in one container.

Sandy and Bob Lundberg,
Bluffton SC

Odessa, Bees Knees, Kristin, Michel Cholet, Chelsea Belle, Chattooga, Fairhope, Marie Jeanette, Erin Alonzo, Carolinia Lady, Jumpin Jack Flash

Two matched pairs. Two miniature or mini-flora roses of two different varieties, similar in size and form and pleasing choice of color combination.

David and Tammy Clemons,
Grant AL

Class Of '73, Arcanum

Three stems of one variety. One exhibition stage miniature or mini-flora rose, disbudded, one open bloom with stamens visible and one spray having at least two blooms. Displayed in separate containers.

Susan Clingenpeel ,Bruce and Madison LeRoy,
Bethlehem GA

Soroptimist International

Three miniature or mini-flora sprays, one variety, displayed in separate containers.

No Entry

Three single (5-12 petals) roses, any combination of varieties, displayed in separate containers.

Susan Clingenpeel ,Bruce and Madison LeRoy,
Bethlehem GA

Peggy T, Halo Today, Peggy T

Six miniature or mini-flora roses, of at least two varieties, exhibition stage. Displayed in one transparent container to be furnished by the exhibitor. Floral foam is not allowed.

David and Carol Shockley

Lady E'Owyn, Tiffany Lynn

Picture Frame

Miniature or mini-flora rose, exhibition stage, displayed in a picture frame furnished by the host societies. No foliage, but sepals are allowed.

Paula Willaims and Howard Carman,
Big Spring KY

Memphis King

Rose Bowl

One exhibition stage miniature or mini-flora rose, exhibition stage, floating in a container of clear water. No foliage, but sepals are allowed.

Tammy Boswell,
Bartlett TN

Louisville Lady

Open Bloom

One open bloom miniature or mini-flora rose with stamens visible, floating in a container of clear water. No foliage, but sepals are allowed.

Jimmy and Evelyn Moser,
Bartlett TN

Sweet Caroline

Small English Box

English Box. Six miniature or mini-flora roses, any combination of varieties, exhibition stage. Displayed in an English Box. No foliage, but sepals are allowed

Carol Shockley

Tiffany Lynn, Soroptimist International

Bowl of miniature or mini-flora roses. Roses may be any combination of varieties at any stage of development. To be displayed in a clear bowl furnished by the exhibitor. Oasis may be used.

Sandy and Bob Lundberg,
Bluffton SC

Nancy Jean

Whit Wells Challenge class. Three miniature or mini-flora roses, exhibition stage, each a different variety, and each hybridized by one individual hybridizer.

Sandy and Bob Lundberg,
Bluffton SC

Providence, Conundrum, Cachet

Stages of Bloom

Stages of bloom: Three specimens of one variety of miniature or mini-flora, displayed in separate containers. One bud with sepals down and approximately 1/4 open, one exhibition stage bloom, and one open bloom with stamens visible.

Sandy and Bob Lundberg,
Bluffton SC

Conundrum

Seedling

Miniature or mini-flora seedlings. A miniature or mini-flora rose grown from a seed that has never been named, registered or patented, has not been budded, and is not on the market for sale at the time of this rose show. More than one entry allowed per exhibitor, but no more than 25 entries per exhibitor.

David Clemons,
Grant AL

[Silver Hill x Kristin Seedling]

Section J - NOVICE

One hybrid tea or grandiflora rose, exhibition stage, disbudded.

No Entry

One hybrid tea or grandiflora rose, open bloom with stamens visible.

Alta Simpson,
Germantown TN

Pristine

One miniature or mini-flora rose, exhibition stage, disbudded.

No Award

One miniature or mini-flora rose, open bloom with stamens visible.

No Entry

Any other rose. One stem of any rose not listed above. This may be one bloom or a spray of any rose other than a hybrid tea, grandiflora, miniature or mini-flora.

No Entry

Section K - SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CHALLENGE CLASS

An 8 x 10-inch color photograph of a rose or roses. Open to amateur photographers only. Photo must be matted or mounted on an 11 x 14-inch White mat board and will be displayed against a neutral backgroups. Entry tag should include the rose variety, if known. The photograph is to be judged 100% on photographic excellence. Exhibitors may enter one entry/class with the class limit to a total of 25 entries.

Sonia Richardson,
Memphis TN

Secret

Section A : ARS National Challenge Classes

Only current American Rose Society members using arranger-grown roses may enter these classes.

The Dr. & Mrs. Harry B. Overesch Rose Arrangement Trophy
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL: For Purple Mountain Majesties

Standard Traditional arrangement using arranger-grown roses. Roses must be correctly named and arranger grown and “AG” must be on the entry tag.

Veteran's honor, Melodie Parfumée, Neptune

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Dr & Mrs. Harry B. Overesch Trophy

The Millie Walters Trophy
Rolling on the River

Miniature Modern arrangement using arranger-grown miniature and/or mini-flora roses. Roses must be arranger grown and “AG” must be on the entry tag. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Doris Morgan

Connie Baird,
Duck River TN

Millie Walters Trophy

The Mildred Bryant Trophy
Sunset Symphony - A Memphis Tradition on the banks of the Mississippi

Miniature Oriental arrangement using one or more low, open containers showing water and using arranger-grown miniature and/or mini-flora roses. Roses must be arranger grown and “AG” must be on the entry tag. Not to exceed 10” in height, width or depth.

Sandy Lundberg, Snow Bride

Susan Waites,
Chapin SC

Mildred Bryant National District Trophy

Section B : Standard Traditional Designs

Southern Hospitality

Traditional Mass arrangement

No Entry

Tom's heart was jubilant

Traditional Line-Mass arrangement.

Veteran's Honor

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Royalty Award

Balmy summer air

Traditional Line arrangement.

St. Patrick

Susan Waites,
Chapin SC

Section C : Standard Modern Designs

Big River, your mysteries are deep and wide

Modern Underwater design

Through a shimmering veil of heat

Modern Transparency design

Double Delight, Kardinal, Olympiad, Dublin

Cynthia Chuang,
Los Altos CA

Artist Award

It's all a mixed up crookedness to me

Modern design, Exhibitor's Choice of style. Modern design style must be written on the entry tag

Uncle Joe

Dot Waites,
Chapin SC

Section D : Standard Designs in the Oriental Manner

The sun rose upon a tranquil world

An analogous color design using one or more tall containers. Analogous colors are adjacent colors on the color wheel. (Rose stems and foliage shall be considered neutral.)

The Dark Lady, Pink Grüss an Aachen

Barbara Olive,
Bartlett TN

The reflection of a tree in the smooth water

A design using one or more low, open containers showing water.

Veteran's Honor

Sara Jo Gill,
Brentwood TN

Long lances of sunlight pierced through the foliage

An Oriental Free Style design.

St. Patrick

Sara Jo Gill,
Brentwood TN

Oriental Award, Gold Certificate

Section E : Special Class: Princess

The green valley shining in the sun

A Standard arrangement, exhibitor's choice of style. All entries must use only fresh roses and rose plant materials, including fresh hips, stems and roots. Other plant materials and accessories are not permitted. Design style (traditional, modern, or Oriental) must be written on entry tag.

St. Patrick, Green Rose

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Princess Award, Silver Certificate

Section F ; Special Class: Duchess

The wind whispering through the trees

A Standard arrangement, exhibitor's choice of style. All entries must use only fresh roses with all other plant materials dried and/or treated (preserved). No accessories are permitted. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on entry tag.

Touch of Class

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Duchass Award and Bronze Certificate

Section G : Standard Table Designs

Designs should include a floral arrangement featuring fresh roses, a dish for food, a vessel for drinking, and other components as desired. No flatware allowed.

The long promised and long delayed picnic

An Informal Exhibition Table design.

A famous fried-egg feast

An Informal Functional Breakfast Tray for one using roses other than hybrid teas.

Louisville Lady

Linda Boland

Court of Etiquette

Section H : Miniature Traditional Designs

All nature was wide awake and stirring

A Miniature Traditional Mass arrangement. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Baby Boomer

Dot Waites,
Chapin SC

The drowsy murmur of the bees

A Miniature Traditional Line-Mass arrangement. Not to exceed 10 inches in height,width or depth.

Tiffany Lynn, Kristin

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Mini Royalty and Mini Silver Certificate

A song in every heart

A Miniature Traditional Line arrangement. Not to exceed 8 inches in height, width or depth.

Dreamer, Odessa

Marcia Faglier,
Thomson GA

Section I : Miniature Modern Designs

Together, but worlds apart

A Miniature Synergistic design. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Miss Flippins

Marily Young,
Columbus NC

Swallowed up in the blackness of darkness

A Miniature Abstract design. Not to exceed 8 inches in height, width or depth.

This is the Day, Glowing Amber, Rainbow's End

Marily Young,
Columbus NC

Bronze Certificate

When the fog began to clear

A Miniature Design, exhibitor's choice of modern style. Modern design style must be written on the entry tag. Not to exceed 8 inches in height, width or depth.

This is the Day

Marily Young,
Columbus NC

Mini Artist and Mini Gold Certificate

Section J : Miniature Designs in the Oriental Manner

A mossy spot under a spreading oak

A Miniature design using one or more tall containers. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

A delicious sense of repose and peace

A Miniature design using one or more low, open containers showing water. Not to exceed 8 inches in height, width or depth.

Jean Kenneally

Andrew Plasz,
Libertyville IL

Far away a bird called

A Miniature Oriental Free Style design. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Jean Kenneally

Joan Norsworthy,
Germantown TN

Mini Oriental

Section K : Miscellaneous Miniature Classes

Brimming with life

A Miniature arrangement using only fresh miniature and/or mini-flora roses and rose plant materials, including fresh hips, stems, and roots, Exhibitor's choice of style, no accessories. Other plant materials are not permitted. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Party Girl, Gee Gee

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

In the shadow waiting

A Miniature arrangement using only fresh miniature and/or mini-flora roses with all other plant materials dried and/or treated (preserved), Exhibitor's choice of style, no accessories. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Pierrine

Susan Waites,
Chapin SC

Section L : Special Classes

Tom and Huck Ready for Adventure (Novice Class)

A Standard arrangement, exhibitor's choice of style, no accessories. Design style (traditional, modern, or Oriental) must be written on entry tag. Only exhibitors who have won no more than two first-place arrangement ribbons in ARS-accredited show(s) may enter this class.

St. Patrick

Linda Bohne,
Lawrenceville GA

Novice Certificate

Attending the Circus (Junior Class)

A Standard arrangement, exhibitor's choice of style, no accessories. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag. Only exhibitors under the age of 18 may enter this class.

A deep peal of thunder (Judges Class)

A Standard arrangement, exhibitor's choice of style, no accessories. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag. Only ARS-accredited and apprentice judges who are judging either horticulture or arrangement in this show may enter this class.

Olympiad, Veteran's Honor

Lee Hale,
Jackson GA

Judges Cerificate

In disguise (Judges Class)

A Miniature arrangement using miniature and/or mini-flora roses, exhibitor's choice of style, no accessories. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth. Only ARS-accredited and apprentice judges who are judging either horticulture or arrangements in this show may enter this class.

Irresistible

Lee Hale,
Jackson GA

Judges Cerificate

Section M : Dried Designs

All entries in this section must use only dried roses and other dried and/or treated (preserved) plant materials. No fresh plant material is permitted.

Beyond the light of the fire

A Standard dried arrangement, Exhibitor's Choice of style. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag.

Raphaela, Green Rose, Touch of Class, Fragrant Cloud

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Keepsake Award

A furious blast roared through the trees

A Miniature dried arrangement featuring miniature or mini-flora roses, Exhibitor's Choice of style. Design style (traditional, modern or Oriental) must be written on the entry tag. Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Dixie Dazzler

Joan Norsworthy,
Germantown TN

Mini Keepsake Award

Section N : Rosecrafts

A treasure to behold

A Standard Rosecraft using dried roses. Other dried plant Materials permitted.

Gold Medal

Bev Parish,
Nixa MO

Rosecraft Award

Through my window

Dried Miniature or Mini-Flora roses used to create a picture in a freestanding picture frame. Entire exhibit not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.

Hot Tamale, Mother's Love

Paula Williams,
Big Spring KY

Mini Rosecraft Award

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