Events and Programs in April 2022
Friday, April 8, 2022
Program:
"Native Plants and Wildlife"
Speaker:Mikaela Boley works as a Senior Agent Associate for the University of Maryland Extension Service in Talbot County . She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Horticulture from the University of Minnesota and interned at Adkins Arboretum before moving permanently to Easton. In 2017, she finished her master’s in applied Entomology from UMC-College Park.
Location:Cambridge Yacht Club
1 Mill Street
Cambridge, MD 21613
Agenda: 9:30 am - 10:30 amEntries Accepted
10:30 am - 11:15 amJudging/Social Time
11:15 am – 12:00 pmBusiness Meeting
12:00 pm - 12:45 pmLunch/View Exhibits
12:45 pm - 1:30 pmProgram
We had many submissions for the first Flower show
Program Chair: Martha Keating
Hosts: Bobbie Rideout/Cheryl Willey
Judges:
Horticulture: Two judges substituting for
Deana Kozak & Beverly Shelly
Design: Fran Collins & Patti Hopkins
Consultant: Faye Phillips
Clerk: Nancy Barger
Division I – Horticulture
Class 1. Standard Daffodils – up to 3 entries per class, must be different cultivars:
a.Division 1 – Trumpet
b.Division 2 – Large Cup
c.Division 3 – Small Cup
d.Division 4 – Double
1. One bloom to a stem
2. More than one bloom to a stem
e.Division 5 – Triandrus
f.Division 6 – Cyclamineus
g.Division 7 – Jonquilla and Apodanthus
h.Division 8 – Tazetta
i.Division 9 – Poeticus
j.Division 10 –Bulbocodium cultivars
k.Division 11 –Split Corona
l.Division 12 –Any other daffodil of garden origin
m.Division 13 –Daffodils distinguished solely by botanical name
Class 2. Miniature Daffodils – up to 3 entries per class, must be different cultivars:
a.Division 1 –Trumpet
b.Division 2 - Large Cup
c.Division 3 - Small Cup
d.Division 4 –
1. Double One bloom to a stem
2. More than one bloom to a stem
e.Division 5 – Triandrus
f.Division 6 – Cyclamineus
g.Division 7 – Jonquilla and Apodanthus
h.Division 8 – Tazetta
i.Division 9 – Poeticus
j.Division 10 – Bulbocodium cultivars
k.Division 11 – Split Corona
l.Division 12 – Any other daffodil of garden origin
m.Division 13 – Daffodils distinguished by botanical name
Class 3. A collection of 5 different cultivars of daffodils in the same or different divisions
Class 4. Conifers – 1 branch (minimum length 6”/maximum length 24”)
a.with cones
b.without cones
Class 5. Broadleaf Evergreen Tree or Shrub – 1 branch
(minimum length 6”/maximum length 24”)
a. Flowering
b. Foliage
c. Fruited
Class 6. Deciduous Tree or Shrub – 1 branch
(min length 6”/max length 24”)
a. Flowering
b. Foliage
c. Fruited
Class 7. Ilex (Holly) – 1 branch (minimum length 6”/maximum length 18”)
a. Foilage
b. Fruited
Class 8. Open Class
a. Annual
b. Perenial
c. Biennial
d. Bulb, corm, rhizome, tuber
e. Vines
Class 9. Group of three perennials in one container
a. Same cultivar
b. Different cultivar
Division II – Design
Class 1. A Bolt Out of the Blue: Spatial Thrust Design a Creative Design consisting of two (2) parallel placements of similar components. HB pg. 75, Section N
Class 2. A Sunny Spring Day: Designer’s Choice using two floral design techniques as described on pgs. 81-83. This class is eligible for Companion Design (see p. 23) HB pgs. 73-79, VII, Design Types –
HB = National Council Of State Garden Clubs
THE HANDBOOK FOR FLOWER SHOWS - 2017 Edition
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