| CLASS 1 - IRISES SECTION | ||
| 1. Siberian | – 1 spike | |
| 2. Bearded – Standard | – 1 spike | |
| 3. Bearded – Dwarf | – 1 spike | |
| 4. Japanese | – 1 spike | |
| 5. Vase of 3 different colours, same species | – 3 spikes | |
| CLASS 2 – PEONIES SECTION | ||
| 1. Peony – Single | – 1 bloom | |
| 2. Peony – Japanese or Anemone | – 1 bloom | |
| 3. Peony – Semi-Double or Double | – 1 bloom | |
| 4. Tree or Itoh Hybrid Peony | – 1 bloom | |
| 5. Basket with handle, of peonies | – not to exceed 10 blooms | |
| CLASS 3A – PERENNIALS | ||
| 1. Hosta – miniature – any cultivar | – 3 leaves (under 2” from tip of the leaf to leaf base) | |
| 2. Hosta – any cultivar | – 3 leaves | |
| 3. Hosta Collection | – minimum 3 varieties with 2 leaves of each variety | |
| 4. Lilies (Bulb) | – 1 stem – any variety | |
| 5. Hemerocallis (Daylily) | – 1 stem | |
| 6. Flowering Shrub | – 1 bloom or spray not to exceed 24” | |
| 7. Dianthus | – 3 stems – any colour | |
| 8. Any other perennial not listed with name included | – 3 spikes or stems | |
| Gisbert Rosenstein Trophy: For the best perennial – Judge's choice. | ||
| CLASS 3B – ANNUALS SECTION | ||
| 1. Geranium | – 1 stem | |
| 2. Cosmos | – 3 stems – same colour | |
| 3. Pansies | – 5 blooms with foliage attached | |
| 4. Cleome | – 1 stem – any colour | |
| 5. Any other annual | – 3 stems of same size, same colour | |
| CLASS 4 – ROSES SECTION | ||
| 1. Miniature | – 3 stems – any colour | |
| 2. Floribunda | – 3 sprays – any colour | |
| 3. Fragrant | – 1 bloom floating | |
| 4. Container of roses | – more than 3 stems – mixed colours | |
| 5. Rosa rugosa | – 1 stem with leaves | |
| Norma Rose Bowl Trophy: For the best Rosa rugosa in Section 5 only – Judge's choice. | ||
| Freda Armstrong Trophy: For the most points in Class 4. | ||
| CLASS 5 – HOUSEPLANTS – Shown in 1 container only, saucers allowed | ||
| **Bernice Wilson Trophy – The 2016 winning plant is not eligible for this trophy** | ||
| 1. African Violet | – any colour – one or more stems | |
| 2. Orchid | – double pot allowed | |
| 3. Succulent | ||
| 4. Begonia (Rhizomatous) | – fancy leaf | |
| 5. Foliage plant | ||
| 6. Potted plant in bloom | ||
| 7. Herb Garden / Herb Pot | – with 3-5 specimens - names included | |
| The Bernice Wilson Trophy: For the best houseplant – Judge's choice. | ||
| Margaret Zerter Trophy: For the most points in Class 5 | ||
| "YOU BE THE JUDGE" | ||
| FUN JUDGE – VEGETABLES: Displayed on white paper plate (provided) or water container. | ||
| NO Trophy, just the satisfaction of voting for "Best in Class-FUN JUDGE" | ||
| 1. Rhubarb | – 3 stalks in water – no more than 18" – leaves trimmed to 1" | |
| 2. Spring Onion | – 3 specimens on provided plate | |
| 3. Leaf Lettuce | – 3 specimens in water | |
| 4. Radish | – 3 specimens on provided plate | |
| CLASS 6 – DECORATIVE ARRANGEMENTS (No Soil) | ||
| 1. "The Candy Cane Caper" – An all round red and white table centre in a candy dish with accessories; not to exceed 12" in any direction | ||
| 2. "Hats Off" – A red and white hat embellishment affixed to a baseball cap or a sun hat | ||
| 3. "Celebration" – Your interpretation of Canada Day Fireworks in a floral fantasy design; not to exceed 36" in any direction | ||
| 4. "A Heritage Moment" – One perfect heritage flower with leaves in a bud vase; with proportionality | ||
| 5. "Canadian Pride" – A 13" x 9" carpet design depicting our national flag | ||
| 6. "Hockey Night in Canada" – A miniature red and white arrangement on a hockey puck in a mini trophy vase; not to exceed 6" in height above the puck surface | ||
| 7. "From Sea to Shining Sea" – A water feature; 2/3 submerged with accessories using a fixed central point; not to exceed 24" in any direction | ||
| 8. "Midnight Magic" – An intimate dining table arrangement in red and white with romantic accessories; not to exceed 24 " in length, 12" in height and 8" in width | ||
| 9. "Canada North" – An Arctic white on white presentation bouquet tied with a red ribbon; not to exceed 18" in length | ||
| 10. "Remember When" – A wildflower arrangement in an antique receptacle; think free-flowing heritage-style | ||
| Thelma Woosey Trophy: For the highest points in the Decorative Arrangement Section. | ||
| "A RED AND WHITE CELEBRATION" | ||
| CLASS 7 – PHOTOGRAPHS NOTE: PHOTOS 4"x6" or 5"x7" PLACED & GLUED TOWARDS THE UPPER LEFT CORNER ON A SHEET OF CONSTRUCTION PAPER NO LARGER THAN 6"x9" |
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| 1. O Canada: Proudly Flying our National Flag | ||
| 2. O Canada: Proudly Investigating a Close-up of a Maple Leaf | ||
| 3. O Canada: Proudly Capturing a Canadian Heritage Building | ||
| 4. O Canada: Proudly Discovering one of our Provincial Flowers | ||
| 5. O Canada: Proudly Envisioning our Maple Tree | ||
| 6. O Canada: Proudly Displaying a "Red and White" Tribute Garden | ||
| 7. O Canada: Proudly Visiting a Canadian Tourist Destination | ||
| 8. O Canada: Proudly Acknowledging a Canadian Sport | ||
| 9. O Canada: Proudly Picking a Truly Canadian Symbol | ||
| 10. O Canada: Proudly Witnessing our Future Generations | ||
| Silver Tray: For the highest points in the photography section. | ||