Download from PSWD Site: CCRS 2008
C a l i f o r n i a C o a s t a l R o s e S o c i e t y
Presents
2 1 s t A n n u a l R o s e S h o w
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Location: Carlsbad Senior Center
799 Pine Street, Carlsbad
Entries accepted from 6:30 am to 9:30 am
Judges
Yvonne Andrew Helen Baird
Larry Bell Leroy Brady
Bill Christensen Linda Clark
Mary Lou Coffman Ron Feurer
Chris Greenwood Kreg Hill
Barbara Huntington Heidi Leavitt
Terry Leavitt Sally Long
Bob Martin Cliff Orent
Miriam Yoder
'Romancing the Rose'
Show Directions: Show directions: From I-5 take
Carlsbad Village Drive exit. Go West. Turn left
(south) on Jefferson. The Carlsbad Senior Center
is directly in front of you.
The 2008 California Coastal Rose Show Committee would
like to thank everyone who contributed many hours of hard
work to make this show possible and to the exhibitors for
their exquisite blooms and arrangements.
The CALIFORNIA COASTAL ROSE SOCIETY meetings
are held monthly at Heritage Hall, 2650 Garfield, Carlsbad,
CA on the third Tuesday of each month, at 6:15 and 7:00
pm. No meetings are held in July, August and December.
Each meeting features a program on a subject related to the
rose, presented by a recognized authority. Annual membership
is $20.00 and you will receive our monthly email
newsletter. For more information visit our website,
www.californiacoastalrose.com.
Inspired by Romantic Themes in Art,
Music, Myth, Theater, Literature….Life.
D i v i s i o n I S h o w R u l e s
1. Entries will be received from 6:30 am until 9:30 am, Saturday,
May 3, 2008. No entries taken after 9:30 am.
2. Judging will be in accordance with current
Guidelines for
Judging Roses.
The judges decisions are final.
3. Specimen roses must have been grown in the exhibitor’s outdoor,
private garden.
4. Horticulture Judges and members of their families may not enter
specimens, with the exception of Section L, Judges Entries.
5. Classification of roses will be in accordance with the latest edition
of
Modern Roses Official List of Approved Exhibition Names
for Judges, Exhibitors Handbook for Selecting Roses, Combined
Rose List,
or the New Rose Registration in the American Rose.
All roses must be exhibited under the ARS Exhibition names as
listed in bold type in the
ARS Handbook for Selecting Roses.
ARS publications take priority over
Combined Rose List.
6. This is an alphabetically arranged show with each variety constituting
a separate class.
7. Exhibitors may make only one entry of the variety in a section.
DUPLICATE ENTRIES WILL DISQUALIFY BOTH.
8. Only Large-flowered Climbers (LCl), Hybrid Wichurana
(HWich) and Hybrid Giganteas (HGig) are to be exhibited in
Class 14. All other climbers must be exhibited in the same class
as their bush counterparts (HT, F, Min, T, etc.)
9. Each exhibitor must be registered and use an official ARS entry
tag. Only ARS entry tags may be used. Complete ONLY the
upper half of the tag including name and address. Use blue or
black pen. (No felt tips please.) No exhibitor numbers needed.
10. Wedging may be used. If wedging material protrudes above the
lip of the vase, the specimen will be penalized. Wedging must
allow the addition of water to the exhibit.
11. ARS rules governing disqualification will be strictly adhered to
including misnamed, misplaced, misclassed, mislabeled or unlabeled,
stem-on-stem (except old garden roses and shrubs), side
buds, presence of a foreign substance, entries in violation of ARS
or show rules, or without an approved exhibition name.
12. The placement committee will place all roses except for challenge
classes. No unauthorized people in the show area.
13. All exhibits become property of CCRS.
14. Trophies will be awarded at 2:00 pm on Saturday, May 3, 2008.
Winners should be present to accept awards. Exhibitors wishing
to have ribbons must pick them up on May 3, 2008. RIBBONS
WILL NOT BE MAILED.
15. Section K, Classes 49 through 53 are open only to members of
CCRS.
16. Any exhibit with more than one stem must be arranged by the
exhibitor. ALL EXHIBITS MUST REPRESENT ONLY THE
EXHIBITOR’S WORK.
Division I - Horticulture
Section A - Hybrid Teas & Grandifloras
Class 1 One bloom per stem.
Exhibition Form.
Queen of Show - ARS Gold Certificate & Trophy
King of Show - ARS Silver Certificate & Trophy
Princess of Show - ARS Bronze Certificate & Trophy
Court of Honor - 4 Runner-ups - Trophy
Class 2 Three Blooms
- Exhibition form without sidebuds;
one variety, one container. Award: Trophy
Class 3 Six Blooms
- Exhibition form without sidebuds; one
variety, one container. Award: Trophy
Class 4 One Spray
- Must have two or more blooms.
Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 5 One Decorative Form Bloom
- Without sidebuds.
Award: Trophy (
This class is for varieties without exhibition form.
Varieties that can have exhibition form will be disqualified.)
Class 6 Single Petaled Bloom (4-8 petals)
- One bloom or spray,
one stem. Award: Trophy
Class 7 Fully Open Bloom
- One bloom without sidebuds.
Stamens should show. Award: Trophy & ARS Cert.
Section B - Floribundas & Polyanthas
Class 8 One FL Bloom
- One bloom without sidebuds. 9 or
more petals. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 9 Three Fl Blooms - One Bloom/Stem.
One variety without
sidebuds shown in one vase. Award: Trophy
Class 10 One FL Spray
- Must have two or more blooms. 9 or
more petals. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 11 Three FL Sprays
- One or more varieties shown in one
vase. Award: Trophy
Class 12 One Polyantha Spray
- Must have two or more blooms.
Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 13 Single-Petaled Floribunda
- One bloom or spray 4-8
petals. One stem. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Section C - Large Flowered Climber & Shrubs
Class 14 Climber
- Includes Large Flowered Climbers, Hybrid
Wichuranas or Hybrid Gigantea. One bloom or spray
without sidebuds. Award: Trophy & ARS Cert.
Class 15 Classic Shrub
- One bloom or spray. Hybrid Rugosa,
Hybrid Musk, Hybrid Kordesii, or Hybrid Moyessii.
Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 16 Modern Shrub
- One bloom, shown with or without
sidebuds. Roses listed as ‘S’ in ARS Handbook for
Selecting Roses. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 17 Modern Shrub Spray
- One spray with two or more
blooms. Roses listed as ‘S’ in ARS Handbook for
Selecting Roses. Award: Trophy
Class 18 Shrub Bouquet
- One or more Classic or Modern Shrub
varieties, 9 stems or more. Grown & arranged by
exhibitor. Exhibitor furnished container. Award: Trophy
Section D - Old Garden Roses
(Write date of introduction on entry tag. If date is unknown, write
‘Date Unknown’ on the tag as per Modern Roses XI.)
Class 19 Genesis
- One bloom or spray of any type old garden
rose designated as ‘Sp’ Species in ARS Handbook for
Selecting Roses. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 20 Dowager
- One bloom or spray of any variety of rose in
existence prior to 1867. Award: Trophy & ARS Cert.
Class 21 Victorian
- One bloom or spray introduced in 1867 or
after. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 22 Bouquet
- Any type of Old Garden Rose, one or more
varieties, 9 or more blooms or sprays. Must be grown
and arranged by exhibitor. Exhibitor to furnish own container.
Award: Trophy
Section E - Novice
(Restricted to persons who have not won more than three blue ribbons
or a trophy in an ARS Rose Show prior to this year.)
Class 23 One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Bloom
- Exhibition
form without sidebuds. Award: Trophy & ARS
Certificate
Class 24 Floribunda and Polyanthas
- One bloom or spray.
Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 25 Climbers and Shrubs
- One bloom or spray. Award:
Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 26 Old Garden Rose
- Date of introduction must appear on
entry tag if known. If date is unknown, write ‘Date
Unknown’ on entry tag. Award: Trophy & ARS Cert.
Class 27 Miniature or Mini-Flora
- One bloom or spray. Award:
Trophy & ARS Certificate
Section F - Miscellaneous
Class 28 Most Fragrant HT, GR, FL Rose
- One bloom. Judged
70% fragrance and 30% general excellence. Award:
Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 29 Most Fragrant OGR or Shrub Rose
One bloom. Judged
70% fragrance and 30% general excellence. Award:
Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 30 Rose in a Bowl
- Any type except miniature or miniflora.
One entry per exhibitor.
Bloom must be floating
in clear water, no foliage. Bowls furnished by society.
Award: Trophy & ARS Cert.
Class 31 Mini or Mini-Flora Rose in a Champagne Glass
Rose
must be floating in clear water. No foliage. Glass furnished
by society. One entry per exhibitor. Award:
Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 32 Rose in a Picture Frame
- Any variety, except mini or
mini-floras. One or more blooms, foliage optional. One
entry per exhibitor. Frames furnished by society. Award:
Trophy
Class 33 Mini or Mini-Flora in a Picture Frame
- One or more
blooms, foliage optional. One entry per exhibitor. Frames
furnished by society. Award: Trophy
Class 34 Artist’s Palette
- Any type or types of roses using five
different color classes. With or without sepals, NO
FOLIAGE. Palettes furnished by society. No Mini or
Mini-Floras. List roses on back of entry tag. Award:
Trophy
Class 35 Miniature Artist’s Palette
Five different Mini or Mini-
Floras using five different color classes. No stem or
foliage, with or without sepals. Palettes furnished by society.
List roses on back of entry tag. Award: Trophy
Class 36 Cycle of Bloom
- One variety, any type. Three stems:
one fully open, one ½ to ¾ open and one bud showing
color with sepals down. One bloom per stem without side
buds in one vase Award: Trophy
Class 37 Big and Little Look Alike -
One large bloom (any type)
and one miniature or mini-flora bloom, shown in separate
vases. Except for size, the roses must look similar in
appearance. Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Section G - English Boxes
(English boxes provided. Limit one entry /exhibitor per class.)
Class 38 Exhibitor’s Choice
- Six blooms of one variety, with no
stem or foliage. May be shown with or without sepals. No
Mini or Mini-Floras Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Class 39 Variety Box -
Six blooms, three or more varieties, with
no stem or foliage. May be shown with or without sepals.
No Mini or Mini-Flora Award: Trophy
Class 40 Mini or Mini-flora
- Six blooms, one or more varieties,
no stem or foliage. May be shown with or without sepals.
Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Section H - Miniature Roses
Class 41 One bloom per stem.
Exhibition Form. No sidebuds.
Mini Queen of Show - Gold Cert. & Trophy
Mini King of Show - Silver Cert. & Trophy
Mini Princess of Show - Bronze Cert. & Trophy
Court of Honor - 4 Runner-ups - Trophy
Section I - Mini-Flora Roses
Class 42 One bloom per stem.
Exhibition Form. No sidebuds.
Mini-Flora Queen of Show - Gold Cert. & Trophy
Mini-Flora King of Show - Silver Cert. & Trophy
Mini-Flora Princess of Show - Bronze Cert. & Trophy
Court of Honor - 4 Runner-ups - Trophy
Section J - Mini & Mini-Floras
Class 43 Three Blooms
- One variety, without sidebuds, any
form, in one container. Award: Trophy
Class 44 Six Blooms -
One variety, without sidebuds, any form,
in one container. Award: Trophy
Class 45 One Spray -
One stem with two or more blooms.
Award: Trophy & Certificate
Class 46 Three Sprays
- One variety with two or more blooms
per stem, shown in one vase. No 4-8 petal blooms.
Award: Trophy
Class 47 Fully Open -
One bloom shown without sidebuds,
stamens must be showing. No single (4-8 petals) varieties.
Award: Trophy & Certificate
Class 48 Single Petaled Bloom
- 4-8 petals without sidebuds.
Award: Trophy & ARS Certificate
Section K - Challenge Classes
(Class 49-53 are open to CCRS members only.
One entry per exhibitor.)
Class 49 President’s Trophy
- Any multi-color rose, bi-color or
blend, any variety. Award: Keeper Trophy
Class 50 Charles Billingsley Trophy -
Three yellow hybrid teas
in one container. Award: Keeper trophy donated by
Alan and Geri McCarron
Class 51 Grider Founders Trophy -
One hybrid tea or grandiflora.
Award: Waterford Crystal Keeper Trophy donated
by Alan and Geri McCarron
Class 52 Willits Family Trophy
- Features the rose Camara –
One bloom. Award: Keeper Trophy
Class 53 Gwen Cleary Memorial Trophy -
Heritage Roses.
Three stems of pink or white in any combination. Show
in one container provided by society. Keeper Trophy
donated by Gwen Cleary Memorial Gift to CCRS.
(Class 54-57 are open to everyone.)
Class 54 “Micro Minis are Roses too”
- Minimum three
blooms of a micro miniature rose (singles or spray), may
mix varieties in one vase provided by exhibitor. Award:
Keeper Trophy
Class 55 Del Mar Rose Society Trophy
- Three blooms or
sprays to include one Hybrid Tea, one Floribunda and
one Heritage Rose, any form, in one container provided
by society. Award: Keeper Trophy
Class 56 Grand Canyon Suite
- Five HTs and/or GRs, each a
different variety, displayed in one container. To be
selected from color classes yellow, red, orange or blends
of same and orange-pink, Gemini may be included, to
highlight colors of the Southwest. Judged 70 percent
form and 30 percent blend of colors. Sponsored by Alan
and Geri McCarron. Award: $50.00
Class 57 Tin Can
- All of your roses that did not make it to the
other classes arranged in a disposable non returnable
container, i.e. milk carton, coffee can, etc. Roses will be
donated to a local Hospice Center after the show. Thank
you for your participation! Award: Keeper Trophy
Section L - Class 58 - Judges Entries - See page 3.
Division II - Arrangements Rules
Arrangements Score Card (all classes)
Possible 100 points
Conformance - 15 points
a. Naming of roses b. Conformance to
type of design c. Other specific requirements of schedule
Design - 30 Points
Balance, dominance, contrast, rhythm, proportion,
scale
Perfection of the Rose(s) - 30 points
Including condition of other
plant material
Creativity and Expressiveness - 15 points
Distinction - 10 Points
Unique, sets the design apart, superiority in
every respect, includes technical execution/construction.
1. Entries accepted from 6:30 am to 9:30 am. Any arranger in the
exhibiting room after last call before judging will be disqualified.
2. Exhibitors must register. Arrangements must be set up & placed by
the exhibitor only. Entries must remain until the close of the show.
3. Exhibitor is limited to one entry per class. Each entry must be the
exhibitor’s own work & not have been displayed in another show.
4. Members of the same household may enter each class as long as
they individually create each arrangement.
5. All roses must be outdoor grown, of high quality and be the dominant
flower. Roses should be correctly named and listed on the
entry tags. The ARS Medal Certificates will only be awarded to
arranger grown entries, therefore, all entries with arranger grown
roses must be identified as such by placing ‘AG’ on the upper right
corner of the entry tag
6. Unless otherwise stated, accessories are allowed. Bases will be
considered part of the arrangement. Accessories and flowers other
than roses and dried and/or treated dried plant material are allowed
unless prohibited by the schedule. The arrangements will be placed
on long, open tables. Arrangements may not be moved by anyone
except the arranger or the chairman of arrangements.
7. All miniature arrangements must use roses classified by ARS as
miniature or mini-flora.
8. Trophies will awarded to the purple ribbon winner of each class and
must have a score of 90 or better. ARS Medal Certificates will only
be awarded to the best entries to achieve a score of 92 or greater.
9. California Coastal Rose Society will not be held responsible for
exhibits. We strongly encourage arrangers to place their name on all
accessories not noticeable to the judges. The arranger shall pick up
or arrange to have their entries picked up at the end of the show.
10. Trophies will be awarded at 2:00 pm on Saturday, May 3, 2008.
Arrangers should be present or make arrangements for someone to
pick up their trophies. California Coastal Rose Society cannot be
held responsible for unclaimed trophies or arrangements.
11. The Arrangement Division shall be judged according to the rules
and procedures outlined in the ARS Guideline for Judging Rose
Arrangements. The decisions of the judges are final.
12. Care should be exercised when preparing arrangements in the show
area. ALLWATER AND TRASH AROUND YOUR AREAMUST
BE CLEANED UP OR DISQUALIFICATION COULD OCCUR.
13. ARS causes for disqualification of an arrangement are:
A) Roses are not outdoor grown
B) Use of artificial plant material.
14. Penalty: 1. Painted or dyed fresh plant material or use of live creatures
are not allowed. 2. Use of plant material on state conservation
list not permitted 3. Use of any country flags are not
permitted.
15. Reservations are strongly encouraged and kindly requested for all
arrangements by NOON, Thursday, May 1, 2008. Please RSVP
via email to Brenda Smith @ ladybrenlanders@aol.com or call
760.806.3991.
Division II Arrangements
Section A
- Traditional
Best in Section: ARS Royalty Award and Trophy
Class 1
“Romance According to Jane Austin” Mass
Roses must be dominate flower.
A tribute to Jane Austin (1775-1817), one of the best loved British writers
of all time.
Class 2
“Bridal Chorus” Line Mass From the opera ‘Lohengrin’
by German composer Richard Wagner, the standard march played for
the bride's entrance at most formal weddings
Section B
- Modern
Best in Section: ARS Artist Award and Trophy
Class 3
“Somewhere in Time” A modern design featuring
a pocket watch, time piece or clock in the design.
Inspired by the 1980 romantic movie, “The most romantic love story
ever filmed”.
Class 4
“The Kiss” Modern Design using two containers.
Painting by Gustav Kilmt, 1907-1908.
Section C
- Oriental Manner
Best in Section: ARS Oriental Award and Trophy
Class 5
“Gone with the Wind” Low Container
1939 Classic Romantic Movie.
Class 6
“Wind Beneath My Wings” Tall Container
Song by Bette Midler.
Class 7
“Strangers in the Night” Free Style
Grammy award winning song, 1966 by Frank Sinatra
Section D
- Duchess
Best in Section: ARS Duchess of Arrangements Award and Trophy
Class 8
“Candle Light Romance” Roses with dried and/or
treated plant material. NO FRESH PLANT MATERIAL
EXCEPT ROSES. Arrangers’ choice. Type of design
must be noted on entry tag.
Section E
- Duke
Best in Section: ARS Duke of Arrangements Award and Trophy
Class 9
“Wine and Roses” An arrangement greater than 10
inches, but not to exceed 20 inches in height, width or
depth. Arrangers Choice. Type of design must be noted
on entry tag.
Section F
- Novice
Best in Section: ARS Novice Certificate and Trophy
Open only to those who have won no more than 3 first-place arrangement ribbons
or a trophy in any ARS show. Design type must be noted on entry tag.
Class 10
“Romeo and Juliet” Standard Rose Arrangement
Class 11
“Moonlight Dance” Miniature Rose Arrangement
Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth.
Section G
- Miniature Traditional
Best in Section: ARS Miniature Royalty Award and Trophy
Class 12
“How do I Love Thee?” Miniature Mass
Not to exceed 5 inches in height, width or depth.
Arrangers Choice.
Famous poem by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
(1806 - 1861).
Class 13
“Eros” Miniature Line Mass
Must be greater than 5 inches but not to exceed 10 inches
in height, width or depth.
Greek God of Love and Passion.
Section H
- Miniature Modern
Best in Section: ARS Miniature Artist Award and Trophy
Class 14
“Cupid's Target” AModern Design
Accessories permitted. Not to exceed 10” in height,
width or depth.
The Roman god of love and son of Venus. Cupid is
a small, winged boy, blindfolded, carrying bow and arrows. To whom
he strikes, falls in love.
Section I
- Miniature Oriental Manner
Best in Section: ARS Miniature Oriental Award and Trophy
Class 15
“Star-Crossed Lovers”
Not to exceed 5 inches in height, width or depth.
The
phrase was coined in the prologue of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Class 16
“Unchained Melody” Freestyle Design
Greater that 5 inches but not to exceed 10 inches in
height, width or depth.
The Righteous Brothers 1965 version of
this romantic song.
Section J
- Miniature Duchess of Arrangements
Using fresh roses with dried and/or treated dried plant
material. No Fresh plant material other than roses.
Best in Section:
ARS Miniature Duchess Award & Trophy
Class 17
“Pearls and Lace” Arranger’s choice
Not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth. Type
of design must be noted on entry tag.
Section K
- Miniature Princess of Arrangements
Best in Section:
ARS Mini Princess of Arrangements Award and
Trophy
Class 18
“Saint Valentine’s Day” Arranger’s choice
Using roses with rose foliage, hips, canes and roots.
Only fresh rose materials may be used. No other plant
materials or accessories are permitted
Section L
- Judges Arrangements - Arranger’s choice
(type of design must be noted on entry tag.)
Best in Section:
ARS Judges Certificate and Trophy
Class 19
“Messenger of Love” Standard Arrangement
Class 20
“Cupid’s Arrow” Miniature Arrangement
Continued from Division I
Hort Section L - Judges
Class 58
Any type of rose, individual bloom or spray, no more
than one of a variety from the same garden. Vases
and tags will be furnished in the judges breakfast
area.
(a.) Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora
(b.) Floribunda or Polyantha
(c.) Climber or Shrub
(d.) Heritage Rose
(e.) Miniature/Mini Flora
Mark entry tags 59a, 59b, etc. for each sub class.
Awards: Best of Class Trophy and ARS Certificate
