Pacific
Southwest District
of the American Rose Society
Southern California,
Southern Nevada,
Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas
Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas
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Pacific
Southwest District
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June 2-3, 2001
| General Chairmen | Harold Stone & John Lucero |
| Properties | Al Troyee |
| Judges Chairman | Claudia Bonnett |
| Schedule Publisher | |
| Horticultural Schedule | John Lucero |
| Arrangement Schedule | |
| Horticultural Classification | |
| Arrangement Classification | |
| Staging | Jackie Hunton |
| Publicity | Glenn Wonn |
| Judges Clerks | Virginia Troyer |
| Placement | Pat Stone |
| Educational Exhibit | |
| Rose Sales | |
| Judges Hospitality | Betsy Poor & Joanne Rieter |
| Tally | |
| Awards and Fund Raising | Betsy Poor & Joanne Rieter |
| Clean-up | Club Membership |
1. The Rose Show will be governed and judged by the rules, regulations, and guidelines of the American Rose Society, as set forth in the Guidelines for Judging Roses.
2. Exhibitors need not be members of any rose society.
3. All blooms in this show must have been grown in the exhibitor's outdoor private garden. Only one entry of the same variety will be allowed from the same garden in any one class unless otherwise stated. More than one entry of the same variety from the same garden in the same class will automatically disqualify all those entries.
4. ARS entry tags will be furnished by the Show Committee and must be filled out completely or disqualification will result. Separate entry tags identifying each cultivar are required for multiple container entries. Questions regarding the appropriate classes should be directed to Horticultural Classification. Containers will be furnished by the Show Committee except where otherwise specified. Bowls, palettes, and English boxes are available on a first-come, first served basis. All collections must be exhibited in the proper containers, as specified under the class number.
5. This is an alphabetical show. With the exception of Challenge Classes, each specimen will be entered alphabetically according to the first letter in the first name of the variety. Varieties having "climbing" as part of their class name must be entered in their respective bush type class. Only one entry, climbing or bush, is allowed for each variety or cultivar class. Only one entry will be permitted in each variety or cultivar class.
6. Wedges of clear plastic, and/or Styrofoam may be used to position specimens in a container provided that none of the material extends above the edges of the container. Use of unauthorized material will result in disqualification. Aluminum Foil MAY NOT be used as a wedge material.
7. Classification of roses will be in accordance with the latest edition of Modern Roses, Handbook for Selecting Roses, Combined Rose List or the New Rose Registrations in the American Rose. All roses must be exhibited under their ARS Exhibition Names, as listed in bold type in the ARS Handbook for Selecting Roses. A rose variety need not be registered with the ARS to be exhibited in this show, but must be listed in an ARS-recognized publication.
8. During placement, only the placement committee will be permitted in the show area, except for arrangement exhibitors and exhibitors entering special challenge classes in Section A, who will be permitted to place their own entries. Each such exhibitor must be accompanied by a member of the placement committee and must leave the show floor as soon as the exhibit is placed.
9. Horticultural Judges who are judging in this show may enter only in Section H, the Judges Classes 42a and 42b.
10. First, second, third and honorable mention ribbons will be awarded in classes on the basis of quality in the opinion of the judges. Only blue ribbon winners are eligible for awards. No award is required for any entry or class.
11. Exhibits, prizes and awards must remain intact until the close of the show. All specimen entries will become the property of the Show Committee and may not be removed without permission. However, the Show Committee reserves the right to remove any entry, which has become wilted or otherwise unattractive.
12. While the Society will take every precaution to safeguard containers and materials furnished by exhibitors, it cannot be held responsible in case of loss or damage. Containers, awards, ribbons and other property must be claimed on Sunday at 4:00 p.m.
13. The preparation room will be open at 6:30 a.m. Saturday, 3 June 2001. Entries will be accepted from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. No entries will be accepted after 10:00 a.m. Albuquerque Garden Center phone: 296-6020
Total 100
AWARDS: ROYAL NATIONAL ROSE SOCIETY CERTIFICATE & BRONZE MEDAL. For the best horticulture entry.
SWEEPSTAKES: For the largest number of blue ribbons in Division I.
Perpetual trophy, ARS Certificate, Sweepstakes
1. THE JAMES D. KISE MEMORIAL CLASS. One bloom without sidebuds, exhibition form, of any hybrid tea within the ARS color class of white/white blend.
2. THE TERRY WHEELER MEMORIAL CLASS. A bouquet of five miniature blooms without sidebuds, exhibition stage, of one or more varieties, to be exhibited in a container provided by the exhibitor.
3. THE KRISTI COLL COPPIN MEMORIAL CLASS. One miniature or mini-flora bloom without sidebuds and one bloom of any other type of rose without sidebuds with similar color and form characteristics. To be displayed in two separate containers, exhibitor’s choice of staging.
4. THE MASTERS COLLECTION. Three different varieties of the same type or a combination of different varieties and different types of All American Rose Selections Winners. One bloom per stem for each variety. To be exhibited in three separate vases, exhibitor's choice of staging and stage of blooms.
5. THE MOST FRAGRANT CLASS. In memory of Mr. Fred Luthy. One bloom, without sidebuds, of a fragrant rose, any variety or color. More than one entry is permitted of different varieties.
7. THE GRACES. To highlight the beauty of simplicity. Any type or variety of rose having five to twelve petals. One bloom, one spray, one bloom with buds, or one cane with lateral bloom not to exceed 18 inches above the neck of the container.
8. GARDENER'S DELIGHT. A favored rose in a favored container. One bloom, one spray, one bloom with buds, or one cane with lateral bloom not to exceed 18 inches above the neck of the container. A mechanical aid is permitted. To be judged by the following scale of points:
a. Any type of rose except miniature.
b. Any miniature rose.
9. CAPTURE THE MOMENT. A rose or rose related photograph. Any 5"x7" or 8"x10" black & white or color print. The print is to be matted. The outside dimension of mat must be 11"x14". More than one entry per photographer is permitted.
10. THE ROSE BOWL CLASS. One bloom at exhibition stage, without foliage, placed in a bowl furnished by the show committee. The degree of openness should be appropriate to the variety; but generally the outer petals look best unfurled to the horizontal plane to the point of touching the water. The bowl should be of a sufficient size to accommodate the bloom. Three sizes of bowls are available, having diameters of 6 inches, 4 1/2 inches, and 2 and 1/4 inches (the last for miniature blooms). More than one Blue Ribbon may be awarded in each subclass.
a. One Hybrid Tea or/Grandiflora bloom at exhibition stage
b. One Miniature bloom at exhibition stage
11. THE COLLECTOR'S SHOWCASE. Five specimens, either blooms or sprays, of the same variety of rose, any type, identical, insofar as possible in the size of the specimens and in the stage of bloom, displayed in individual containers. The staging of this exhibit will be by the exhibitor.
12. BOUQUET OF OLD GARDEN AND SHRUB ROSES. Six or more stems with bloom of roses, classified as Old Garden Roses or Shrubs; either modern or classic, of one or more varieties. To be displayed in a collection vase furnished by the Show Committee.
All roses will be placed alphabetically for each class, according to the name of the variety or cultivar. Each separate variety or cultivar will constitute a separate subclass and a rose or roses entered in this separate subclass will be judged against the standards for that variety. Each type of collection specified in this schedule which includes different varieties will constitute a separate and distinct subclass. So long as the varieties included in mixed collections are not identical, an exhibitor may enter as many mixed collections as desired. Single hybrid teas are to be entered alphabetically in Class 15a. However, exceptional specimens should be considered by the exhibitor for entry in SECTION A, Class 7.
13. ONE EXHIBITION FORM BLOOM, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS.
14. ONE SPRAY, TWO OR MORE BLOOMS.
15. ONE FULLY OPEN BLOOM, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS, WITH STAMENS SHOWING; INCLUDES BLOOMS HAVING 5-12 PETALS.
16. THREE BLOOMS, ONE BLOOM PER STEM, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
a. Same variety.
b. Different varieties.
18. ONE FLORIBUNDA SPRAY OF TWO OR MORE BLOOMS.
19. ONE POLYANTHA SPRAY OF TWO OR MORE BLOOMS.
20. THREE FLORIBUNDA BLOOMS, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
a. Same variety.
b. Different varieties.
21. THREE FLORIBUNDA OR POLYANTHA SPRAYS, EACH SPRAY HAVING TWO OR MORE BLOOMS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
a. Same variety.
b. Different varieties.
22. ONE BLOOM EXHIBITION FORM, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS.
23. ONE BLOOM, HAVING MORE THAN 12 PETALS, FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS. STAMENS MUST SHOW.
24. ONE BLOOM; SINGLE, (HAVING 5-12 PETALS) WITHOUT SIDEBUDS.
25. ONE SPRAY, TWO OR MORE BLOOMS.
26. THREE BLOOMS, WITHOUT SIDEBUDS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
a. Same variety.
b. Different varieties.
27. THREE SPRAYS OF TWO OR MORE BLOOMS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
a. Same variety.
b. Different varieties.
28. SPECIES, ALL VARIETIES DESIGNATED AS SPECIES. ONE BLOOM, ONE BLOOM WITH SIDEBUDS, OR ONE SPRAY.
29. OLD GARDEN ROSES, ALL VARIETIES INTRODUCED PRIOR TO 1867. ONE BLOOM, ONE BLOOM WITH SIDEBUDS, OR ONE SPRAY.
30. OLD GARDEN ROSES, ALL VARIETIES WITH UNKNOWN DATES OF INTRODUCTION AND THOSE INTRODUCED ON OR AFTER 1867. ONE BLOOM, ONE BLOOM WITH SIDEBUDS, OR ONE SPRAY.
31. CLASSIC SHRUBS. SHRUBS WITH A FAMILY DESIGNATION. ONE BLOOM, ONE BLOOM WITH SIDEBUDS, OR ONE SPRAY.
32. MODERN SHRUBS. SHRUBS THAT DO NOT HAVE A FAMILY CONNECTION. ONE BLOOM, ONE BLOOM WITH SIDEBUDS, OR ONE SPRAY.
33. LARGE-FLOWERED CLIMBERS. ONE BLOOM, ONE BLOOM WITH SIDEBUDS, OR ONE SPRAY.
(Please note that climbing forms of hybrid teas, grandifloras, floribundas, polyanthas, and miniatures are to be entered in the respective bush-type classes, just as if the word "climbing" did not appear before the classification. They will be judged according to the appropriate standards for the bush-type classes in which they are entered.)
34. SPECIES, OLD GARDEN ROSES, CLASSIC OR MODERN SHRUBS, LARGE-FLOWERED CLIMBERS, OR RAMBLERS. ONE CANE WITH LATERAL BLOOM NOT TO EXCEED 18 INCHES ABOVE THE NECK OF THE CONTAINER.
(Note: if otherwise eligible, an entry in this class may be considered for the Genesis Award, Dowager Queen or Victorian Rose awards as well as for the ARS Certificates for Best Classic or Modern Shrub and Best Climber.)
35. SPECIES AND OLD GARDEN ROSES. THREE BLOOMS, OR THREE BLOOMS WITH SIDEBUDS, OR THREE SPRAYS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
a. Same variety.
b. Different varieties.
36. SHRUBS & LARGE-FLOWERED CLIMBERS. THREE BLOOMS, THREE BLOOMS WITH SIDEBUDS, OR THREE SPRAYS, DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER.
37. ENGLISH BOX. SIX HYBRID TEAS AND/OR GRANDIFLORA BLOOMS, EXHIBITION STAGE, NO FOLIAGE. NO MORE THAN TWO OF EACH VARIETY
Each of the hybrid teas must be at an appropriate degree of openness for the variety, and the flowers should be of uniform size. Generally, the outer petals look better unfurled to the horizontal plane, even to the point of touching the surface of the box.
38. ENGLISH BOX. SIX BLOOMS OF ANY VARIETY EXCEPT HYBRID TEAS, GRANDIFLORAS, FLORIBUNDAS OR MINIATURES, NO FOLIAGE. NO MORE THAN TWO OF EACH VARIETY.
39. ENGLISH BOX. SIX MINIATURES OF EXHIBITION FORM, NO FOLIAGE. NO MORE THAN TWO OF EACH VARIETY.
40. ARTIST'S PALETTE. FIVE FLORIBUNDA ROSES, NO FOLIAGE. NO MORE THAN TWO OF EACH VARIETY.
The use of exhibition blooms and/or fully open blooms are left to the discretion of the exhibitor. However, the blooms used should represent a range of colors, as used by an artist.
41. OPEN ONLY TO EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A BLUE RIBBON IN AN ACCREDITED ARS SHOW.
Novices are encouraged to enter specimens in other sections of the show. Specimens winning blue ribbons in the Novice Section will be considered by the judges for awards in other sections of the show as appropriate, including but not limited to Queen, King, and Princess of Show.
a. One bloom, without sidebuds.
Any type of rose.
b. One spray of two or more blooms.
Any type of rose.
42. OPEN ONLY TO ACCREDITED AND APPRENTICE JUDGES OF THE AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY WHO ARE JUDGING THIS SHOW. NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER JUDGE SO LONG AS EACH ENTRY IS A DIFFERENT VARIETY.
a. One bloom, any type of rose.
b. One spray of two or more blooms. Any type of rose.