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Naples Garden ClubFlower Show
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REGISTRATION TIMETABLE
DIVISION I HORTICULTURE Nov.6 Register for Member Challenge “Happy Hour” with Judy Perkins. [email protected] Nov. 6 Member Challenge containers distributed. Nov. 6 - Mar.10 Register Collections, Displays, heavy and over- size containers with Lindsey Clark [email protected] DIVISION II DESIGN Nov. 6 - Mar.10 Register Designs with Carole Whittemore [email protected] DIVISION IV BOTANICAL ARTS Nov. 6 - Mar. 10 Register Artistic Crafts with Carole Whittemore [email protected] Register Photography with Harriet Schweitzer [email protected]
SHOW TIMETABLE Mon./Tues. Mar.19/20 9-5 Set Up Wed. Mar. 21 11-2 Container plants, cut horticulture & designs accepted and approved by Classification Committees Thur. Mar. 22 8-10:30 Designs accepted & approved Cut horticulture accepted & approved 10:30 Exhibitors must leave exhibition area 11:00 Judges’ lunch and briefing 12:00 Judging commences 6:00 Preview Party Fri./Sat. Mar.23/ 24 8:30 Designs and horticulture refreshed 9-5 Show open to the public Sat. Mar.24 5:00 Dismantle and remove all exhibits
DAILY DEMONSTRATIONS IN EVENT TENT Friday, Mar. 23 and Saturday, Mar. 24
11:30 Floral Designs by Kathleen Hawryluk, Naples Garden Club 1:30 Succulent Demonstration by Andrea Grace & Taylor Burnham, NBG
Cover photo and design by Joyce Colvario 2
Member of National Garden Clubs, Inc., Deep South Region & Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. District IX
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 23 & 24, 2018
9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 4820 BAYSHORE DRIVE, NAPLES, FL, 34112 NO CHARGE FOR MEMBERS OF NAPLES BOTANICAL GARDEN
OR NAPLES GARDEN CLUB
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Admission $14.95 adults
$9.95 children 4-14 Includes Entry to Flower
Show & Botanical Garden
PRESENTED BY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SHOW COMMITTEE PAGE 5
GENERAL RULES PAGE 7
DIVISION I HORTICULTURE
RULES PAGE 8
AWARDS PAGE 9
SECTIONS & CLASSES PAGE 10
DIVISION II DESIGN
RULES PAGE 16
AWARDS PAGE 17
SECTIONS & CLASSES PAGE 18
DIVISION III EDUCATION
RULES PAGE 21
AWARDS PAGE 21
EXHIBITS PAGE 21
DIVISION IV BOTANICAL ARTS
SECTION A. BOTANICAL DESIGN PAGE 22
SECTION B. ARTISTIC CRAFTS PAGE 22
SECTION C. PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE 23
DROP-OFF MAP PAGE 26
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2018 FLOWER SHOW COMMITTEE
Club President Sudie Minamyer 330-807-8533 [email protected] Flower Show Chair Sally Lutz 508-207-5774 [email protected]
Mary Pulick 734-476-2453 [email protected]
DIVISION CHAIRS
I. Horticulture Jackie Frodsham 251-423-2316 [email protected] Liz Chehayl 239-821-3834 [email protected] II. Design Mary Pulick 734-476-2453 [email protected] III. Education Judy Spann 617-281-4904 [email protected] IV. Botanical Arts Melinda Earle 239-592-3808 [email protected]
HORTICULTURE DIVISION COMMITTEE Plant ID J. and M. Malloy 239-537-5551 [email protected] Classification Liz Chehayl 239-821-3834 [email protected] Entries Lindsey Clark 937-620-1665 [email protected] Placement Pat Fosberg 815-243-1662 [email protected] Drop-off/Runners Jane Ewy 734-395-5920 [email protected] Pamela Durrant 416-458-1953 [email protected] Member Challenge Judy Perkins 239-434-7509 [email protected] Local Gardeners Arlene Cluff 585-738-540 [email protected]
DESIGN DIVISION COMMITTEE
Classification Renee Lewis 239-227-7446 [email protected] Entries Carole Whittemore 617-803-2323 [email protected]
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FLOWER SHOW COMMITTEE
Awards Barbara Sampson 239-398-0912 [email protected] Clerks Donna Lindberg 614-946-7893 [email protected] Comment Cards Nan Merrick 919-280-2381 [email protected] Sudie Minamyer 330-807-8533 [email protected] Hostesses Terry AuFranc 617-347-4745 [email protected] Judges Gail Pica 239-777-5752 [email protected] Photographer Joyce Colvario 617-312-4241 [email protected] Popular Vote Sally Sammis 914-625-4747 [email protected] Susan Latos 917-374-7970 [email protected] Preview Party Pat Fosberg 815-243-1662 [email protected] Raynelle Perkins 612-801-6002 [email protected] Schedule Catherine Ware 239-572-4145 [email protected] Secretary Polly Galliker 508-631-9823 [email protected] Signage Mary Raymond 612-803-7858 [email protected] Staging/Lighting Ellen Meister 239-261-5144 [email protected] Jill Chamberlain 617-947-8589 [email protected]
BOTANICAL ARTS DIVISION COMMITTEE Artistic Crafts & Melinda Earle 239-592-3808 [email protected] Botanical Design Photography Harriet Schweitzer 201-280-2543 [email protected] Patti Taylor 585-752-0777 [email protected]
GENERAL RULES
This show will comply in every respect with the standards established by Na-tional Garden Clubs, Inc. (NGC) and described in the 2017 Handbook for Flower Shows (HB) 1. This Schedule is the Law of the Show.
2. The NGC Standard System of Awarding is used in all divisions. (HB pg. 25).
Only one first place (blue), one second place (red) and one third place (yellow) may be awarded in each class/subclass. Honora-ble mention (white) may be given to other meritorious exhibits.
First place must score 90 or more, second place 85 or more, third place 80 or more and honorable mention 75 or more.
Judges’ decisions are final. Top Awards will be awarded, if merit-ed.
3. Horticulture Division is open to all gardeners.
4. Design Division is open to members of National Garden Clubs, Inc.
5. Education Division is open to NGC members and invitees.
6. Botanical Arts Division Section A. Botanical Design is open to Botanical Garden staff
Section B. Artistic Crafts is open to members of Naples Garden Club.
Section C. Photography is open to members of Naples Garden Club.
7. Emphasis is on FRESH plant material. No artificial plant material is per-mitted in any exhibit in any division. Invasive plants (see fleppc.org) are not permitted. Plants on threatened or endangered lists (see virtualherbar-ium.org/EPAC) must have been grown by the exhibitor or obtained in a legal manner. All entries must be the work of one exhibitor unless other-wise stated.
8. Naples Garden Club and Naples Botanical Garden will strive to assure the safety of all items after arrival and placement, but are not responsible for any loss or damage to exhibits. Properties should be marked with exhibi-tor’s name.
9. Dates/times for accepting and removing exhibits are stated on page 2. Exhibits may not be removed until 5 p.m. Saturday. All exhibits not re-moved at that time will be removed and disposed of by the committee. Entry cards, photographs and ribbons will be retained in the Club’s office for two weeks.
10. The Flower Show Chair and the Classification Chairs will be available dur-ing the judging for possible consultation. They, along with judges and clerks, are the only persons allowed on the floor during judging.
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HORTICULTURE DIVISION RULES 1. Horticulture specimens must be fresh plant materials grown by exhibitor.2. Entries must be in their natural state, well groomed & in suitable clean con-
tainers. Treated (oiled, dressed, wired etc.) specimens are not permitted.3. All specimens must be correctly labeled with binomial name
(Genus/species) or currently trade-marked™ or registered name ® to be eligible for a Top Exhibitor Award(HB pg. 40). If the plant is a hybrid, the cultivar or variety name should beadded. Common names, in parentheses, may also be given, but are notsufficient to win a Top Exhibitor Award.
4. Entry cards are available in the Club’s office and should be completed inpencil in advance.
5. Exhibitor may submit more than one entry per class or sub-class, if eachis a different genus, species, variety, cultivar, type, form, size or color.
6. Exhibits of self-multiplying and other multiple plants are permitted.7. Invasive plants are not permitted.8. All plant material must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for the
number of days listed. (HB pg. 55) Annuals, bulbs, houseplants, perenni-als, fruits, vegetables - 90 days. Combination plantings - 6 weeks. Ar-boreals - 6 months
9. Pots may be of any size. Please preregister exceptionally large or heavyspecimens and Collections & Displays with Lindsey Clark by March 15.
10. Clear glass containers will be furnished for most cut specimens. Exhib-itors must supply clear glass container or alternative staging (e.g. ken-zans) for exceptionally large or heavy cut specimens.
11. Cut specimens should not have foliage below water line.12. Double potting is permitted as long as the inner container is not visible.13. Top dressing with coarse sand, pea gravel etc. is permitted; however, live
plant material (e.g. moss) is not permitted.14. Containers with distracting patterns, shapes or colors are discouraged15. The Classification Chair must approve all entries and has authority to
combine or subdivide sections and classes and to disqualify entries thatdo not conform to schedule requirements or are of inferior quality.
DIVISION I - HORTICULTURE LOVING THE FLORA
Displayed in Kapnick Hall and Event Tent Consultants:
Jackie Frodsham 251-423-2316 Liz Chehayl 239-821-3834 Catherine Ware 239-572-4145
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TOP HORTICULTURE DIVISION AWARDS
The following NATIONAL GARDEN CLUB TOP AWARDS may be awarded if merited to blue ribbon winners scoring 95 or above. All top awards must be correctly named with binomial name or currently accepted scientific designation. No section may be eligible for more than one sectional Top Exhibitor Award. See the Handbook for Flower Shows pg.s. 39-41 for specific requirements.
Award of Horticultural Excellence (1) Green, orange, blue rosette Award for highest scoring blue ribbon winner and correctly named exhibit in the Horticulture Division.
Award of Merit Rosette of orange ribbons Sections ABCDG Section award for cut non-woody specimens
Arboreal Award Rosette of green ribbons Sections EF Section award for cut or container grown trees and/or shrubs.
Grower’s Choice Award Rosette of dark green ribbons Sections IJKLMNO Section award for Container Grown Plants and Combination Plantings.
Collectors Showcase Award Rosette of brown and green ribbons Section award for Collections Section Q Section award for Displays Section R
The following ADDITIONAL AWARDS may be given if merited: Flower Show Chair’s Award Division Award Naples Garden Club President’s Award Division Award Peoples’ Choice Award Division Award Brian Holley Award for Member Challenge Section U
THE NGC STANDARD SYSTEM OF AWARDING WILL BE USED
Collections and cut and container-grown specimens are judged by the following scale of points:
Peak of Perfection (form, color, size, condition) 75 points Grooming, Staging (clean, no debris) 15 points Conformance to schedule 5 points Plant identification (correct botanical name) 5 points
Scale of points for Combinations and Displays are in HB pg.129-130
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5 Pachystachys (shrimp plant) 6 Spathiphyllum (peace lily) 7 Strelitzia (bird of paradise)
a)Nicolai b) Reginae8 Other
7 Curcuma (Siam tulip, aussie pliume, etc.) 8 Heliconia (lobster claw, parrot flower) 9 Hippeastrum (amaryllis) 10 Lilium 11 Zingiber (ginger) 12 Other
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Section B. BUSTING OUT Flowers from Bulbs, Corms, Rhizomes and Tubers Eligible for Award of Merit 1 stem, not to exceed 30”
Section C. PARROT HEADS Tropical Flowers Eligible for Award of Merit 1 stem, not to exceed 30”
1 Anthurium a) Small b) Large
2 Bromeliad 3 Euphorbia 4 Hibiscus
1 Agapanthus (lily of the Nile) 2 Alpinia (Indian ginger) 3 Begonia 4 Canna (Indian shot, arrowroot canna) 5 Crinum 6 Costus (spiral or crape ginger, etc.)
Section A. FAITHFUL BLOOMERS Flowers from Annuals & Perennials Eligible for Award of Merit 1 stem, not to exceed 30”
HORTICULTURE SECTIONS AND CLASSES CUT SPECIMENS
Displayed in Kapnick Hall
1 Begonia 2 Gaillardia (beach sunflower) 3 Hemerocalis (day lily) 4 Lantana 5 Pentas (Egyptian star cluster)
6 Pelargonium (geranium) 7 Salvia 8 Verbena 9 Other
10 Podocarpus 11 Polyscias (aralia) 12 Psychotria (wild coffee) 13 Sanchezia 14 Schefflera (umbrella plant, false aralia) 15 Strobilanthus (Persian Shield) 16 Viburnum 17 Other
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14 Jasminum (jasmine) 15 Jatropha (coral plant, gout plant) 16 Leea (Indian holly) 17 Megaskepasma (Brazilian red cloak) 18 Nerium (oleander) 19 Odontonema (firespike) 20 Plumbago (leadwort) 21 Rhododendron (azalea) 22 Sanchezia 23 Tibouchina (glory bush) 24 Viburnum 25 Other
Section E. LOVIN’ THE RAIN Flowers from Shrubs and Trees Eligible for Arboreal Award 1 branch to include several nodes, not to exceed 30”
Section F. LEAFY DELIGHTS Foliage from Shrubs and Trees Eligible for Arboreal Award 1 stem with several nodes, not to exceed 30”
1 Acalypha (copperleaf) 2 Breynia (snowbush) 3 Chrysobalanus (cocoplum) 4 Coccoloba (sea grape) 5 Codiaeum (croton) 6 Conocarpus (silver buttonwood) 7 Citharexylum (fiddlewood) 8 Ficus (fig) 9 Kalanchoe (mother of millions, felt bush)
1 Allamanda 2 Brugmansia (angel’s trumpet) 3 Brunfelsia (yesterday, today, tomorrow) 4 Callistemon (bottlebrush) 5 Clerodendrum (glory bower, bleeding heart) 6 Duranta (golden dew drop) 7 Erythrina (coral bean) 8 Euphorbia (crown of thorns, poinsettia) 9 Galphimia (thryallis) 10 Gardenia 11 Hamelia (firebush) 12 Ixora 13 Jacaranda
Section D. TRAILING WONDERS Flowers from Vines Eligible for Award of Merit 1 stem, not to exceed 30”
8 Mandevilla (dipladenia) 9 Passiflora (passion vine) 10 Petrea (queen’s wreath) 11 Strongylodon (jade vine) 12 Tecomaria (cape honeysuckle) 13 Thunbergia (clock vine) 14 Other
1 Allamanda 2 Aristolochia (Dutchman’s pipe) 3 Bougainvillea 4 Clerodendrum (glory bower vine, bleeding heart) 5 Ipomoea (morning glory) 6 Jasminum (jasmine) 7 Lonicera (coral honeysuckle)
9 Pelargonium (geranium) 10 Saintpaulia (African violet) 11 Sinningia ( gloxinia) 12 Spathiphyllum (peace lily) 13 Streptocarpus 14 Other
11 Euphorbia 12 Ferns 13 Monstera (Swiss cheese plant) 14 Palms 15 Perilla 16 Philodendron (selloum, arrow head) 17 Sansevieria 18 Solenostemon (coleus) 19 Strobilanthes (Persian shield) 20 Zamioculcas (ZZ plant) 21 Other
Section G. FACE LIFTOrnamental Foliage Eligible for Award of Merit1 stem or petiole not to exceed 30”
5 Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) 6 Vanda 7 Other
Section I. PRETTY LADIES Orchids Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award1 species per container or support
Section J. ALL DRESSED UP Flowering Plants in Bloom Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award1 species per container or support
1 Adenium (desert rose) 2 Anthurium 3 Begonia 4 Gardenia 5 Episcia (flame violet) 6 Impatiens 7 Ixora 8 Jatropha
1 Cattleya (corsage orchid) 2 Dendrobium (butterfly orchid) 3 Oncidium (dancing lady) 4 Paphiopedilum (lady slipper orchid)
1 Anthurium 2 Alocasia (elephant ear, giant taro) 3 Aglaonema 4 Alternanthera 5 Caladium (angel wings) 6 Calathea (peacock plant) 7 Colocasia (elephant ear) 8 Cordyline (ti plant) 9 Cyperus (papyrus) 10 Dracaena (dragon tree, corn plant)
CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS Displayed in the Event Tent
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Section H. LOCAL CUT UPS Other worthy cut specimens 1 stem, not to exceed 30”
8 Guzmania 9 Neoregelia 10 Nidularium 11 Tillandsia (air plant) 12 Vriesia 13 Other
6 Opuntia (pad cactus) 7 Rhipsalis (mistletoe cactus) 8 Schlumbergera (Xmas cactus,etc) 9 Zygocactus 10 Other
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Section K. DEPENDABLE DECOR
Section L. LOVIN’ THE SUNSHINE Cactus Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award 1 species per container or support
1 Aechmea 2 Ananas (pineapple) 3 Alcantarea 4 Androlepsis 5 Bilbergia (queen’s tears) 6 Cryptanthus (earth star) 7 Dyckia
1 Cereus (column cactus) 2 Disocactus 3 Epiphyllum (orchid cactus) 4 Echinocactus (barrel cactus) 5 Hatoria (chain cactus)
Section M. SAVING OUR WATER Succulents (not cacti) Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award 1 species per container or support
1 Adenium (desert rose) 2 Agave 3 Aloe 4 Beaucarnea (pony tail) 5 Crassula (jade plant, etc.) 6 Echeveria 7 Euphorbia (crown of thorns, poinsettia) 8 Gasteria 9 Haworthia
10 Hoya 11 Huernia 12 Kalanchoe 13 Mesembryanthemum 14 Pachypodium 15 Portulacaria 16 Sansevieria 17 Sedum 18 Other
Section K-2 Bromeliads -Foliage Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award 1 species per container or support
Section K-1 Bromeliads-Flowering Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award 1 species per container or support Below classes apply to both sections
1 Aglaonema (Chinese evergreen) 2 Begonia 3 Calathea (rattlesnake plant) 4 Cissus (grape ivy) 5 Codiaeum (croton) 6 Cordyline (ti plant) 7 Cycas (sago palm, etc.) 8 Dieffenbachia (dumb cane) 9 Dracaena 10 Epipremnum (pothos) 11 Episcia (flame violet) 12 Hedera (ivy) 13 Fittonia
14 Hemigraphis (red flame ivy) 15 Maranta (prayer plant) 16 Nematanthus (gold fish plant) 17 Oxalis 18 Pelargonium (geranium) 19 Philodendron 20 Polyscias (aralia) 21 Pteridophytes (ferns) 22 Schefflera 23 Selaginella 24 Solenostemon (coleus) 25 Syngonium 26 Other
Section O. FAMILY REUNIONCombination Plantings Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award 1 container or support with a minimum of 3 different species Max space 30”D X 36”L
1 Dish Gardens 2 Hanging Gardens 3 Planters
4Terrariums 5 Troughs 6 Other
Section Q. PERFECT HARMONY Collections Eligible for Collector’s Showcase Award (HB pg. 41) All entries must contain a minimum of 5 different but related specimens. Exhibitor must provide card stating plant relationships. (HB pg. 60) Each specimen must be in its own container or on its own support or give the appearance of being individually exhibited. Max space 30”D X 36”L
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6 Ferns 7 Orchids 8 Palms 9 Sansevieria 10 Succulents 11 Other
1 Acalypha 2 Araceae (Aroids) 3 Begoniaceae 4 Bromeliaceae 5 Codiaeum (Crotons)
Section P. SOMETHING SPECIAL Other worthy container specimens
Section N. THE BASICS Foliage Plants Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award 1 species per container or support
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Section U. HAPPY HOUR 12 entriesMember Challenge Eligible for Brian Holley Award. To be judged by honoree. Open to 12 NGC members. Register with Judy Perkins by Nov. 6 See HB p.59 re: Combination plantings. Plants must be grown together for at least six weeks.
Grow a colorful “Cocktail” using 5 or more species of fruits / veggies / flowers of your choice in the container provided by the committee. Name your “cocktail” and list “ingredients.” Accessories encouraged. Consultant: Judy Perkins 239-434-7509
Section T. SURPRISESOther worthy entries
Section S. BACK YARD TREATS Edibles 1 Fruits 2 Vegetables
3 Herbs 4 Other
1 Acalypha 2 Aroids 3 Begonias 4 Bromeliads 5 Crotons
6 Ferns 7 Orchids 8 Palms 9 Sansevieria 10 Succulents 11 Other
Section R. FASHION SHOW Displays (HB, pg. 60) Eligible for Collector’s Showcase Award (HB pg. 41) All entries must contain a minimum of 5 different but related species. Each specimen must be in its own container or on its own support or give the ap-pearance of being individually exhibited. Exhibitor to provide a card stating plant relationships. Max space 30”D X 36”L
DIVISION II – DESIGN LOVING THE LIFE
Displayed in Kapnick Hall
DESIGN DIVISION RULES
Only members of National Garden Clubs, Inc. may enter the Design
1. An exhibitor may enter multiple classes, but only one exhibit per class.2. Some plant material (fresh a/o dried) must be used in every exhibit.3. Designs staged in front of wooden slat walls unless otherwise stated.4. Painting, flocking, glittering or dyeing of fresh plant material is prohibited.5. Designs must be the work of one individual and that name must appear on
the entry card.6. Designer’s choice of design type unless otherwise noted in schedule.7. Designs will be judged from at least 3 feet in center-front, unless otherwise
noted in schedule.8. Artificial flowers, foliage, fruit or vegetables are not permitted, nor are man-
ufactured items simulating plant material( e.g. silk, plastic) .9. Living members of the animal kingdom and taxidermal representations are not
permitted; however, manufactured or crafted decorative items or toys that sim-ulate animals or birds are allowed.
10. Committee supplied staging may not be painted, papered or modified inany permanent way.
11. Religious symbols must be displayed in a respectful manner12. The American flag and other national flags are not permitted in any design;
nor may they be used as an underlay, background, skirting, draping, etc.13. Landscapes, scenes or anything representing an actual item of clothing,
person, animal, etc. are not acceptable in the Design Division.14. Plants on state conservation/native plant list may be used if grown by the
exhibitor or legally obtained. Invasive plants are prohibited. Accessoriesand featured objects may be used.
15. Plant materials used must be neatly and correctly identified on 3”x 5” cards (2copies). Designer’s name and class must be listed on the reverse of the cards.
16. If unable to fulfill the commitment, designer must provide a substitute.17. The Classification Chairs must approve and sign off on exhibits for con-
formance before the exhibitor leaves the exhibition space.18. Exhibitors are responsible for keeping their designs in good condition for
the duration of the show.19. Judges are requested to provide written comments on all designs.20. See Handbook pages 79-81 for further information.
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TOP DESIGN DIVISION AWARDS
The following NATIONAL GARDEN CLUB TOP AWARDS will be awarded, if merit-ed, to blue ribbon winners scoring 95 or above. See the Handbook for Flow-er Shows pages 42-43 for specific requirements.
Award of Design Excellence Division Award Rosette of gold ribbons For the highest scoring blue ribbon exhibit in the Design Division.
Tricolor Award Section A Rosette of red, blue and yellow ribbons
Petite Award Section B Rosette of blue and white ribbons
Designer’s Choice Award Section C Rosette of purple ribbons
Table Artistry Award Section D Rosette of three burgundy ribbons
The following ADDITIONAL AWARDS may be given:
Flower Show Chair’s Award Division Award President’s Award Division Award People’s Choice Award Division Award
THE NGC STANDARD SYSTEM OF AWARDING SHALL BE USED
Only one first place (blue), one second place (red) and one third place (yellow) may be awarded in each class. Honorable mention (white ribbon) may be given to other meritorious exhibits.
First place must score 90 or more, second place 85 or more, third place 80 or more, and honorable mention 75 or more.
Designs are judged by a scale of points as follows: Conformance (to schedule requirements) 14 Design (elements & principles) 48 Selection & organization of materials 12 Expression (interpretation of class) 10 Distinction (marked superiority in all respects) 16
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SECTION A. GALLERIES TOUR Eligible for the Tricolor Award (HB pg. .43)
All plant material must be fresh. Other components of designer’s choice may be included.
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DESIGN SECTIONS AND CLASSES Displayed in Kapnick Hall
CLASS A2 REVIVAL4 entries
Create a Mass design interpreting painting by Peter Garon. Staged on a high-top 40”H; 30” round top; draped with black stretch cloth.
Consultant: Sondra Quinn 239-370-0633
CLASS A3 BIRD IN PARADISE4 entries
Create a design of any type interpreting “The Sentinel” by Dan Chen Staged on a high-top 40”H; 30” round top; draped with black stretch cloth
Consultant: Barbara Sampson 239-398-0912
CLASS A1 EVENING ON THE GULF 4 entries
A Creative Parallel design interpreting photograph by Sally Lutz. Staged on 1/2 of a 6’ table draped with black cloth.
Consultant: Mary Pulick 734-476-2453
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SECTION B. DAY AT THE BEACH Eligible for the Petite Award (HB pg. 43 and 73)
Fresh and/or dried and/or treated dried plant material and other components of designer’s choice may be used. Designs to be judged directly in front at a com-fortable distance.
CLASS B3 FLIP FLOPS 4 entries
A Petite Design not to exceed 8” in H, D or W. Include a “flip flop” in design. Staging provided by committee: 10”x10” base with a 10”x10” backboard. Color sample provided by consultant.
Consultant: Gail Pica 239-777-5752
CLASS B1 BEACH UMBRELLAS 4 entries
A Petite Design not to exceed 8” in H, D or W. Include an “umbrella” in design. Staging provided by committee: 10”x10” base with a 10”x10” backboard. Color sample provided by consult-ant.
Consultant: Gail Pica 239-777-5752
CLASS B2 TEENY WEENY POLKA DOT BIKINI 4 entries
A Petite Design not to exceed 5” in H, D or W. (HB pg.203). Staging provided by committee: 7”x7” base with a 7”x7” backboard. Color sample provided by consultant.
Consultant: Renee Rosch Lewis 239-227-7446
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SECTION D. DINING AROUND Eligible for the Table Artistry Award (HB pg. 35 - 36, 43 and pg. 76)
Fresh and/or dried and/or treated dried plant material and other components of designer’s choice may be included.
CLASS D1 BEACH PICNIC 4 entries Alfresco Table (HB pg.76) Functional outdoor dining for one or more. Staged on black cube 18” H; 31” round top. Viewed from all sides. Consultant: Kathleen Hawryluk 239-331-0267
CLASS D2 HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE 4 entries Functional Table for Two (HB pg.76) Staged on a card table draped to floor with black cloth; 27”H with a 33” square top. Cuisine selected when registering (French, Italian, Asian, American). Consultant: Jean Lemmon 239-682-1601
CLASS D3 IT’S 5 O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE 4 entries Exhibition Table. (HB pg. 76) Staged on a high-top 40”H; 30” round top draped to floor with black stretch cloth. Underlays must not overhang table top. Consultant: Diane Green 215-880-6682
SECTION C. SCENE TO BE SEEN Eligible for Designer’s Choice Award (HB pg.. 42)
Fresh and/or dried and/or treated dried plant material and other components of designer’s choice may be included.
CLASS C1 ON PARADE 4 entries A Design of any type. Staged on a black pedestal 36” H; 16”square top. Consultant: Jill Chamberlain 617-947-8589
CLASS C2 BIKING TO THE PIER 4 entries A Design of any type created in a bicycle basket provided by designer Staged on a black pedestal 36”H; 16” square top. Consultant: Mary Raymond 612-803-7858
CLASS C3 CARS ON 5TH 4 entries A Design of any type. Staged on a black pedestal 38” H; 20” square top. Consultant: Louella Mc Aloose 239-405-9709
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DIVISION III – EDUCATION LEARNING ABOUT NAPLES
Displayed in Event Tent Consultant: Judy Spann 617-281-4904
EDUCATION DIVISION RULES1. Educational exhibits are open to NGC, Inc. members and invited exhibitors.2. Educational Exhibits must instruct, educate and inform the public on goals
and objectives of National Garden Club, Inc. (HB pg. 85-86)3. Exhibit should convey educational facts quickly and persuasively in an
interesting manner. Posted printed material should be large enough to beread from 3 feet.
4. Exhibits may be the work of more than one individual5. Exhibit will be staged on one half of a table 8’W x 29”H x 29”D draped
with a black cloth and must occupy a minimum of 18 square feet surfacearea, including backboard.
6. Fresh plant material is encouraged but not required. Artificial plant mate-rial may not be included in the exhibit. All plant material must be keptfresh for the duration of the Show. The committee reserves the right toremove any unsightly material.
7. The exhibitor is responsible for clearing away any debris of installation.8. Educational Exhibits will be judged on the Educational Scale of Points.9. All exhibits must be completed by Thursday, March 22, 2018 at 10:30
a.m. and removed on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 5:00 p.m.
TOP EDUCATION DIVISION AWARDThe Educational Top Exhibit Award (Rosette of brown and white ribbons) is offered to the highest scoring exhibit with a score of 95+ (HB pg. 43) Exhibits must meet all the Rules and Requirements set forth. The NGC Standard System of Awarding shall be used. (HB pg. 5)
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS Exhibit 1. Naples Native Plant Society. Discover the importance of native plants both in their natural habitats and in your landscape. Learn how to best use native plants to benefit our communities and the environment.
Exhibit 2. Collier County Mosquito Control. Mosquitoes aren’t just a nui-sance; they can carry dangerous diseases. See our display for tips on pro-tecting yourself and eliminating breeding grounds.
Exhibit 3. Honey Bees and Native Florida Pollinators help maintain produc-tive, diverse plant communities and many agricultural products in our county. Learn what is needed to be a bee keeper.
Exhibit 4. Rooftop Gardens are popular worldwide and they can be a step-ping stone for Naples and SWFL to become more sustainable by reducing the carbon footprint of our residences and commercial and municipal buildings.
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DIVISION IV. BOTANICAL ARTS POPULAR DOINGS
Displayed in Event Tent
Chair: Melinda Earle 239– 529-3808
SECTION A. BOTANICAL DESIGN SATURDAY MORNINGS RULES
1. Open to Naples Botanical Garden staff. Register with Liz Chehayl.2. General guidelines for Design Division (HB pg. 79) apply.3. All exhibits must contain some plant material; no artificial plant material.4. Judged by Design Scale of Points (HB pg. 130)
CLASS 1 FARMERS MARKET 4 entries Create a “Pot-et-Fleur”. (HB pg. 94) —A design with emphasis on two or more rooted plants. Fresh cut flowers must also be included. Other fresh and/or dried plant material may be added.
Staged on 1/2 of a 6’ table draped with black cloth.
Consultant: Liz Chehayl 239-821-3834
SECTION B. ARTISTIC CRAFTS NAPLES FASHIONISTAS RULES
1. Open to members of Naples Garden Club. Register with Carole Whittemore.([email protected])
2. Exhibit must contain some fresh a/o dried plant material, which must belisted on card accompanying exhibit. Endangered, artificial and invasiveplant materials are not permitted.
3. Judged by Artistic Crafts Scale of Points (HB pg. 131)
CLASS 1 HATS IN THE GARDEN 4 entries Create a hat or fascinator using plant material to be displayed on a long- necked white Styrofoam head supplied by committee.” Head is 20” H with a circumference of 21”. Other materials may also be included.
239-529-3808
Staged on a black pedestal 40”H; 12” square top.
Consultant: Melinda Earle
CLASS 2 TOTE-ALLY NAPLES 4 entries Embellish your tote bag with fresh and/or dried and/or treated dried plant material. Staged on 1/4 of 8’ table draped with black cloth.
Consultant: Melinda Earle 239-529-3808
SECTION C. PHOTOGRAPHY NATURALLY NAPLES Displayed in Kapnick Hall
Chairs: Harriet Schweitzer 201-280-2543 Patti Taylor 585-752-0777
PHOTOGRAPHY RULES
1. Photography Section is intended to stimulate gardening interest, photo-graphic abilities and NGC objectives. All exhibits must relate to horticul-ture, gardening, design or other NGC goals, objectives or initiatives.
2. Registration with the Chair is required by March 1, 2018. Entries must bereceived by no later than March 15, 2018 to be eligible. The photographychair will accept photos and verify that all specifications have been met.
3. Exhibitors may enter only one photograph in the photography section.4. Each photograph must have a 3” x 5” index card attached to its backside
labeled with the exhibitor’s name, phone, email and class of entry, witharrows pointing to the top of the photograph.
5. Each photograph must be the work of the Naples Garden Club memberwhose name appears on the entry card.
6. No people/pets allowed in photographs.7. Exhibitors are encouraged to identify plant material preferably with cur-
rent scientific designation.8. Photographs must be 8”x10” in size and mounted on 3/16 inch foam-core
board, Orientation may be horizontal or vertical. No glass or frame per-mitted. Mounting, matting and printing may be done professionally. Thephotograph may have a matte or gloss finish.
9. Photographs will be judged by panel of three professional photographersusing the scale of points below.
10. NGC & NBG are not responsible for damage and/or loss of photos. It isthe exhibitor’s responsibility to remove the photo upon completion of theFlower Show on March 24, 2018, at 5:00 p.m.
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BOTANICAL ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
The NGC Standard System of Awarding shall be used. (HB pg. 152) Photography Scale of Points
Artistry/Creativity (Imagination and resourcefulness) 25 points Composition (Selection and organization) 25 points Technical Achievement (Exposure, focus,etc.) 25 points Distinction/Impact ( Superiority, Wow factor) 10 points Interpretation of Class Title 10 points Conformance (following directions) 5 points
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NOTES
Welcom
e to the postcard perfect Naples Flower Show. Naples Style will be interpreted through floral design, horticulture, photography and this year’s new Division, Botanical Arts.
In grateful collaboration with the Naples BotanicalGarden, Naples Style will support our m
ission of horticulture and design excellence as well as environm
ental awareness and comm
unity involvem
ent. Naples is special - proof of thatin classes ranging from
“Bikes on the Pier” to “Birds in Paradise.”
Naples Style celebrates all things uniquely Naples. Com
e join the fun!
Cheers!Sally Lutz,
chairperson: Naples Flow
er Show
2018
Naples Garden ClubFlower Show
March 23 & 24, 2018
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aples, FloridaNaples Style
Welcom
e to the postcard perfect Naples Flow
er Show. N
aples Style will be interpreted through floral design,
horticulture, photography and this year’s new
Division, Botanical Arts.
In grateful collaboration with the N
aples Botanical G
arden, Naples Style w
ill support our mission of
horticulture and design excellence as well as
environmental aw
areness and comm
unity involvem
ent. Naples is special - proof of that
in classes ranging from “Bikes on the Pier” to
“Birds in Paradise.”
Naples Style celebrates all things uniquely N
aples. C
ome join the fun!
Cheers!
Sally Lutz, C
hairperson: Naples Flow
er Show
2018
