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ALBUQUERQUE ROSE SOCIETY

IN AFFILIATION WITH THE AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY

 Presents Its 

18th ANNUAL FALL ROSE SHOW

September 24, 2005 

DIVISION 1 – HORTICULTURE 

The Horticultural Division of the Fall Rose Show is presented to highlight cultivation of Roses and Rose Foliage.  Roses of the same type are placed on the show table in alphabetical order.  Roses of the same variety are placed together.  Ribbons are awarded to each variety as the Judges see fit.  Exhibitors may make as many entries in a class or subclass as desired so long as varieties are not duplicated. 

RULES FOR HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITORS 

  1. The Rose Show shall be governed and judged by the rules, regulations and guidelines of the American Rose Society, as set forth in the Guidelines for Judging Roses.  The decision of the Judges is final.
  2. Exhibitors may enter through Gate 4, park and enter the Flower Building from the rear (south) entrance to unload their entries.  After unloading, vehicles must immediately be moved to the parking lot.  After 10:00 a.m. exhibitors must pay a parking fee.  Help with unloading is available, if necessary.
  3. An exhibitor need not be a member of any rose society.
  4. All blooms in this show shall have been grown in the exhibitor’s outdoor, private garden.  Only one entry of the same variety shall 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 shall automatically disqualify all of those entries.
  5. ARS entry tags shall be furnished by the Show Committee and must be filled out completely.  Separate entry tags identifying each cultivar are required for multiple container entries.  Questions regarding the appropriate classes should be directed to the Horticultural Classification chairperson.  Containers shall be furnished by the Show Committee, except where otherwise specified.  Rose Bowls are available on a first-come, first serve basis.  All collections shall be exhibited in the proper containers, as specified under the class number.
  6. This is an alphabetical show.  Each specimen shall be entered alphabetically according to the first name of the variety.  Varieties having “climbing” as part of their class name shall be entered in their respective “bush-type” class.  Only one entry, climbing or bush, is allowed for each variety or cultivar class per exhibitor.  Only one entry shall be permitted in each variety or cultivar class.
  7. Each type of collection specified in this schedule that includes different varieties shall 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.
  8. Wedges of clear plastic and/or Styrofoam may be used to position specimens in a container so long as none of the material extends above the edges of the container.  Use of unauthorized material shall result in disqualification.  Aluminum foil may not be used as a wedge.
  9. Classification of roses shall be in accordance with the latest editions of; Modern Roses, Handbook for Selecting Roses, Combined Rose List or the New Rose Registrations in the American Rose.  All roses shall 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.
  10. During placement, only the Placement/Classification Committees shall be permitted in the show area, except for Arrangement exhibitors, who shall be permitted to place their own entries.  Each such exhibitor shall be accompanied by a member of the Placement Committee and must leave the show area as soon as the exhibit is placed.
  11. Horticultural Judges who are judging in this show may enter only Section G, the Judges Classes 33-36.
  12. First, Second, Third and Honorable Mention ribbons shall be awarded in classes on the basis of quality in the opinion of the Judges.  Only First place (Blue) ribbon winners are eligible for higher awards.  No award is required for any entry or class.
  13. Exhibits, prizes and awards shall remain intact until the close of the show.  All specimen entries shall become the property of the Show Committee and may not be removed without permission from the Show Chairperson.  The Show Committee reserves the right to remove any entry that has become wilted or otherwise unsightly.
  14. While the Albuquerque Rose Society shall 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 shall be claimed following the Awards Ceremony.
  15. The preparation room in the Flower Building shall be open at 7:00 a.m., Saturday, September 24, 2005.  Entries shall be accepted from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on that day.  No entries shall be accepted after 10:00 a.m.
  16. Awards shall be presented on Sunday, September 25, 2005 at 6:30 p.m.  ARS Certificates shall be presented at the next regular meeting of the Albuquerque Rose Society (second Wednesday in October).


OFFICIAL AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY

SCALE OF POINTS FOR HORTICULTURAL ENTRIES (SPECIMENS)

  • Form……………………………………………………………………..25
  • Color……………………………………………………………………..20
  • Substance……………………………………………………………….15
  • Size………………………………………………………………………10
  • Stem and Foliage……………………………………………………….20
  • Balance and Proportion……………………… ………………………..10

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                                                                                                Total             100

 DIVISION 1 HORTICULTURE AWARDS 

For the best entry in each of Sections A, B, C and D—Trophies shall be given.  State Fair Special Award Rosettes may be awarded to each class. 

SECTION A – HYBRID TEAS AND GRANDIFLORAS 

State Fair Special Rosette to best entry in each class and subclass, except for Class 4, which may have one for best entry. 

1.      One exhibition form bloom, without side buds.
    Queen of Show—ARS Gold Certificate
    King of Show—ARS Silver Certificate
    Princess of Show—ARS Bronze Certificate
    Court of Honor—Next Five Runners-up in Class 1 

2.      One hybrid tea or grandiflora spray, two or more blooms.
    a. Hybrid Tea Spray
        ARS Certificate for Best Hybrid Tea Spray
     b. Grandiflora Spray
        ARS Certificate for Best Grandiflora Spray 

3.      One fully open bloom, without side buds, with stamens showing.
    a. Varieties having 5-12 petals
    b. Varieties having more than 12 petals
          ARS Certificate for Best Fully Open Hybrid Tea
4.      Three stems, one bloom per stem, without side buds, displayed in one container.    
      a. Same variety
      b. Different varieties

 SECTION B – FLORIBUNDAS AND POLYANTHAS 

State Fair Special Rosette to best entry in each class, except for Classes 7 & 8, which may have one each for best entry.

 

5.      One floribunda bloom, without side buds.

ARS Certificate for Best Single-Bloom Floribunda

6.      One floribunda spray of two or more blooms.

ARS Certificate for Best Floribunda Spray

7.      Three floribunda blooms, one to a stem, without side buds, displayed in a single container.

a. Same variety

                        b. Different varieties

8.      Three floribunda or polyantha sprays.  Any combination of varieties in a single container.

a. Same variety

                        b. Different varieties

9.      One polyantha spray.

ARS Certificate for Best Polyantha Spray

SECTION C – SPECIES, OLD GARDEN ROSES, SHRUBS AND LARGE-FLOWERED CLIMBERS

 

State Fair Special Rosette to best entry in each class, except for Class 16, which may have one for best entry.

 

10.   Varieties designated as Species (Sp.).  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray.

ARS Genesis Award

11.   Varieties introduced prior to 1867, including roses of unknown dates known to be in existence prior to 1867.  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray.

ARS Dowager Queen Award

12.  Varieties introduced in 1867 or after, or with unknown dates of origin after 1867.  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray.

ARS Victorian Rose Certificate

13.  Classic Shrub.  Varieties with a family designation.  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray.

ARS Certificate for Best Classic Shrub

14.  Modern Shrub.  Varieties without a family designation.  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray.

ARS Certificate for Best Modern Shrub

15.  Large-Flowered Climber.  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray.

ARS Certificate for Best Climber

16.  Species and Old Garden Roses.  Three blooms or three blooms with side buds or three sprays.  Displayed in one container.

a. Same Variety

      b. Different Varieties

17.  Shrubs and Large-Flowered Climbers.  Three blooms or three blooms with side buds or three sprays.  Displayed in one container.

18.  Foliage, Hips and Thorns collection.  A collection of three to five rose stems of more than one variety.  Displayed in one container.  Stems may have one or more buds if no color shows, spent blooms if all petals have been shed or hips in any stage.  Qualities to be considered shall be decorative quality of foliage or prickles, cane coloration or a combination thereof.  No stem may exceed two feet above the neck of the container.  Must be Exhibitor Grown.

 

 

SECTION D – MINIATURES AND MINI-FLORAS

 

State Fair Special Rosette to best entry in each class, except for Classes 19, 20, 22 and 25 which may have one each for best entry.

 

19.  One Miniature/Mini-Flora bloom, exhibition form.

a. One Miniature bloom without side buds

      b. One Mini-Flora bloom without side buds

ARS Miniature or Mini-Flora Queen of Show Certificate

ARS Miniature or Mini-Flora King of Show Certificate

ARS Miniature or Mini-Flora Princess of Show Certificate

Court of Honor--five additional blooms of merit from Classes 19a, 19b or 31

20.  One Miniature or Mini-Flora bloom having more than 12 petals, fully open.  Stamens must show.

a. One Miniature bloom without side buds

ARS Certificate for Best Fully Open Miniature

      b. One Mini-Flora bloom without side buds

ARS Certificate for Best Fully Open Mini-Flora

21.  One Miniature bloom, single or semi-double (having 4-12 petals) without side buds.

ARS Certificate for Best Single Miniature

22.  Three Miniature or Mini-Flora blooms, one per stem without side buds.

a. Same Variety

      b. Different Varieties

23.  One Miniature spray, two or more blooms.

ARS Certificate for Best Miniature Spray

24.  One Mini-Flora spray, two or more blooms.

ARS Certificate for Best Mini-Flora Spray

25.  Three Miniature or Mini-Flora sprays.

a. Same Variety

            b. Different Varieties

 

 

SECTION E – MISCELLANEOUS

 

State Fair Special Rosette to best entry in each class except for Class 27, which may have one for best entry.

 

26.  Most Fragrant Rose.  One bloom of any rose, to be judged 60% on fragrance and 40% on appearance.

ARS Certificate for Most Fragrant Rose

27.  Rose Bowl.  One bloom floating in clear water.  No stem or foliage.

a. Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora

            b. Floribunda

            c. Old Garden Rose or Shrub

ARS Large Rose Bowl Certificate

28.  Miniature Rose Bowl.  One miniature or mini-flora bloom floating in clear water.  No stem or foliage.

ARS Miniature Rose Bowl Certificate

 SECTION F – NOVICE

 Restricted to exhibitors who have never won a blue ribbon at an ARS show.  State Fair Special Rosette to best entry in each class.  ARS Novice Certificate to best entry in Section.

29.  One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora bloom without side buds.
    Best Entry Eligible for Queen of Show
30.  One Floribunda bloom or spray.
    Best Entry Eligible for Best Floribunda Bloom or Best Floribunda Spray
31.  One Miniature or Mini-Flora bloom or spray.
    Best Entry Eligible for Mini Queen of Show or Best Miniature or Mini-Flora Spray
32.  One Old Garden Rose, Large-Flowered Climber or Shrub, bloom or spray.  One bloom, one bloom with side buds or one spray
    Best Entry Eligible for Genesis Award, Dowager Queen Award, Victorian Award, Best Climber, Best Classic Shrub or Best Modern Shrub 

SECTION G – JUDGES CLASS 

Restricted to ARS Horticulture Accredited or Apprentice Judges judging in this show.  ARS Judges Certificate to best entry in Section.
33.  One Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora bloom without side buds.
34.  One Floribunda bloom or spray.
35.  One Miniature or Mini-Flora bloom or spray.
36.  One Old Garden Rose, Large-Flowered Climber or Shrub, bloom or spray.

 SECTION H – IDENTIFICATION 

One bloom or spray that the exhibitor wishes to have identified.  The judges shall endeavor to identify the specimen.  The class shall not be judged.

02/01/2009
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