The Colorado Dahlia Society Proudly Presents:

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1 The Colorado Dahlia Society Proudly Presents: In Loving Memory Marvin Thomas Jordan January 1, 1929 November 14, 2016 Ed Cranson December 12, 1956 March 21, 2017 Creator of the HERITAGE AWARD/PLAQUE Honoring Dahlias Introduced BEFORE 1970 Named the Bernard Johansen Trophy

2 Introduction We are proud and delighted to display just some of the thousands of different named varieties of our favorite flower, the dahlia. This magnificent flower, the dahlia, has come a long way since it was grown for food by the Indians in Mexico and Central America, exported to Spain by botanists in 1571, and then developed and hybridized by the French, English, Dutch and Germans after the Civil War. The dahlia has reentered America in the fullness of its glory and bestows spectacular beauty and variety upon our parks and gardens. Our thanks to all who have helped present our shows: Colorado Dahlia Society, dahlia exhibitors and the show committees. Our thanks also to all who come to view the shows! George Vest President 1

3 PROGRAM SPONSORED BY: Paulino Gardens, Loveland Public Library, and the Colorado Dahlia Society August 26 & 27, 2017 Paulino Gardens 6300 N. Broadway Denver, CO (Directions on the last page in this book) September 9 & 10, 2017 Loveland Public Library 300 N. Adams Ave. Loveland, CO (Directions on the last page in this book) Saturday 7:00... Open to Receive Exhibits 10:00... Entries Close 10:15... Start of Judging 9:00... Open to Public Sunday 9:00... Open to the public 3:00... Exhibitor grouping of flowers begins 4:00... Show closes DISCLAIMER: The above mentioned sponsors will not be responsible for the loss or damage to exhibits or personal property, or for injury sustained by exhibitors or visitors. 2

4 COLORADO DAHLIA SOCIETY OFFICERS President... George Vest Vice President... Les Dulcos Secretary... Jennifer Carpenter Treasurer/Membership... Sherry Perry ADS Vice President at Large... Don McAllister ADS Representative... Maxine Vondersaar Social Media... Les Dulcos Web Site... Phil Dulcos & Sandra Keifer-Roberts SHOW COMMITTEE Show Managers... Janet Cook & Calvin Cook, John & Linda Quade Staging & Property... Sherry Perry, George Vest, Dennis & Suzie Goodell Classification... Dennis Cook, Calvin Cook Records... Donna Rupple, Janet Cook, Geri Wolf Judge Assignments... Janet & Dennis Cook Clerks... Donna Rupple, Janet Cook Show Book... Brian Burttram, Janet Cook Exhibitor Assistance... Dennis Cook, Helmut Retzer, John Rupple Section Table... Janet Cook, Geri Wolf Publicity...Steve Bressler 3

5 GENERAL RULES 1. This is a standard dahlia show, conducted under the rules for exhibiting and judging, established by the American Dahlia Society. (ADS) 2. Membership in the Colorado Dahlia Society (CDS) is not required and no entry fee will be charged. 3. The exhibitor must grow the dahlia blooms in all divisions, except arrangement. The exhibitor may be the household such as Mr. & Mrs. 4. Entry tags can be obtained from the show manager or other society members prior to the show. 5. Entry tags must be filled out as specified in the Entry Procedures Section. The tags must be folded to conceal the exhibitor s identity and attached to the exhibit. 6. All blooms must be entered as classified as in the latest ADS Classification and Handbook of Dahlias or by the classification committee. Improperly classified blooms will not be judged. 7. Unless prohibited by special rules an exhibitor may make multiple entries in each show class, including multiple entries of the same variety. 8. Each exhibitor is responsible for placing his entries on the show tables. Unless judging has started, exhibits placed in a wrong class may be reclassified by show officials and placed in the proper class. 9. Exhibits will not be judged if they are not properly placed on the show tables by entries close time. 10. Show management reserves the right to accept or reject any entry. 11. During judging, no one will be permitted in the exhibit area except judges and necessary show officials. 12. All exhibits will be judged by accredited dahlia judges. Most senior judges on each judging team will resolve any ties or disputes. Decisions of the judges are final. 4

6 13. All exhibits will be judged in accordance with the latest ADS Judging Manual as revised (1-1-83). 14. Judges may not participate in decisions involving their interests. Unless otherwise stated, judges will disqualify themselves during selection of ANY class, section, division or special winner, if they have an exhibit in that class, section, division or special class. 15. Judges have the responsibility of reporting nonconformity to ADS and show rules to the judges chairman. The judges chairman has the authority to order reevaluation of a class, section or division if it is determined that it may have been incorrectly judged. 16. Stickers will be awarded to first place (blue) and second place (red) winners in each class where judges deem the exhibits worthy. 17. After judging, the show manager may remove from the show tables any bloom or exhibit that becomes unattractive. 18. Exhibits, or parts of exhibits, cannot be removed before show closing time without permission of the show manager. 19. Exhibits not removed promptly after the show s closing time will be disposed of by the show manager. 20. The show manager reserves the right to interpret these rules and to make additional rules as necessary for the proper conduct of the show. 21. Sweepstakes points are totaled as follows: 5 points per blue ribbon plus 15 points per section winner plus 25 points per court of honor winner For example: Best plate exhibit, which would be placed at the head table would be worth a total of 45 points toward the sweepstakes total. In case of a tie, 4 points per red ribbon will be added to the total. In the event a tie still exists, a flip of the coin will decide the winner. Court of Honor points are not included when calculating Amateur sweepstakes. 22. ADS Bench Evaluation Seedlings and Junior exhibits will not be counted toward sweepstakes points. 5

7 DIVISION SCHEDULES and SPECIAL RULES SPECIAL RULES for SPECIMEN and THREE-BLOOM ENTRIES 1. Vases will be provided by the exhibitor. ADS exhibition vases are preferred. Green, white or clear vases are also allowed. Please use bud vases for smaller specimens. 2. Wedging is permitted in order to support specimens in proper pose. Wedging must be neat and inconspicuous. 3. All specimens must be disbudded, and have one or more sets of attached leaves. 4. Unless otherwise stated, foliage other than that which is art of the bloom is not permitted. 5. Three-bloom entries must be of a single variety shown in ONE container. IDENTIFICATION OF ENTRIES IN CLASSES Entry tags are available from the show manager. Tags must be filled out in a manner which clearly shows all required information. The following instructions are for the Sample Entry Tag shown in the general entry procedures. DIVISION: Refer to the list of show divisions for the proper abbreviation for each division. If left blank, 1-bloom division will be assumed. CLASS: Entries in all divisions except arrangements must be identified by a two or three element code, which designated (1) Type, (2) Size and (3) Color. Size is required for FD, ID, SC, C, IC and LC types only. TYPE and SIZE abbreviations must be as shown in the list of official ADS abbreviations. COLOR must be indicated by number. It is acceptable to show both a color abbreviation and number. For example: PK (4). 6

8 VARIETY NAME: Enter variety name or title of arrangement class. Seedlings may be identified by a name or code. AMATEUR/JUNIOR EXHIBITORS: Enter AMATEUR or JUNIOR as applicable. Leave blank if entering in open class. EXHIBITOR NAME: Required. The use of pre-printed address labels or a rubber stamp is encouraged. BOTTOM OF TAG: All required information MUST be entered on the bottom of the tag. (Incomplete stubs are the most common problem in tallying of show results.) ASSISTANCE: To the extent possible, aid will be given to Amateurs/Juniors and first-time entrants. Others are expected to complete their own entry tags with a minimum amount of help. All exhibitors will find it helpful to fill out their tags before they arrive at the show. 7

9 GENERAL ENTRY PROCEDURES The single most important factor contributing to the smooth conduct of a dahlia show is the entry tag. Please read this section carefully and make every effort to complete you entry tags as indicated. SAMPLE ENTRY TAG DIVISION: 3-Bloom Required: CLASS: FD-BB-3-Orange CLASS required except in arrangements VARIETY: HAMILTON LILLIAN VARIETY name or title of ARRANGEMENT class EXHIBITOR NO. AMATEUR/JUNIOR Amateur/Junior Only Name: Lucy Tagamacher Exhibitor s Name and Address Address: 144 S. Highland Kiota, Colorado 1 st 2 nd 3 rd HON AWARD AWARD AWARD MENTION 1 st 2 nd 3 rd HON EXHIBITOR NO: DIVISION: CLASS: AMATEUR 3-BLOOM FD-BB-3 VARIETY: HAMILTON LILLIAN REPEAT INFORMATION Name: Lucy Tagamacher FROM TOP OF TAG Address: 144 S. Highland Colored strips at top and bottom indicate amateur (pink) Kiota, Colorado or showcase grower (blue) 8

10 OFFICIAL ADS ABBREVIATIONS TYPE OF FLOWER Formal Decorative Informal Decorative Semi-Cactus Straight Cactus Incurved Cactus Laciniated Ball Miniature Ball Pompon Stellar Waterlily Exotic Types Open Disc Anemone Collarette Mignon Single Orchid Flowering Orchette Peony Flowering Single Type Novelty Type Open Centered Closed Centered ABBREVIATION FD ID SC C IC LC B MB P ST WL BLOOM SIZE (Diameter) ABBREVIATION Over 8 inches A 6 8 inches B 4 6 inches BB Up to 4 inches M Over 3 ½ inches BA 2 3 ½ inches M Ball Not over 2 inches POM COLOR CLASS NO. ABB. COLOR CLASS NO. ABB. White 1 W Purple 9 PR Yellow 2 Y Light Blend 10 LB Orange 3 OR Bronze 11 BR Pink 4 PK Flame 12 FL Dark Pink 5 DP Dark Blend 13 DB Red 6 R Variegated 14 V Dark Red 7 DR Bi-Color 15 BI Lavender 8 L AN CO MS O OT PE S N NO NC 9

11 OPEN SHOW SHOW DIVISIONS Single Specimen Division Three-Bloom Division Basket Division Vase Division Bowl Division Floating Waterlily Division Plate Division Multiple Pompon Division Club Flower Division New Introduction Division Heritage Division Seedling Division Junior Division See Entry Procedures Arrangement Division People's Choice Division Photography Division ENTRY TAG ABBREVIATION I or 1-Bloom III or 3-Bloom Basket Vase Bowl Float Plate Pom Club Intro Heritage Seed Arrangement People s Photo 10

12 1. SINGLE SPECIMEN DIVISION Formal Decorative (FS) Sections: A-Size B-Size BB-Size M-Size Informal Decorative (ID) Sections: A-Size B-Size BB-Size M-Size Semi-Cactus (SC) Sections: A-Size B-Size BB-Size M-Size Straight Cactus (C) Sections: A-Size B-Size BB-Size M-Size Incurved Cactus (IC) Sections: A-Size B-Size BB-Size M-Size Laciniated (LC) Sections: A-Size B-Size BB-Size M-Size Ball (BA) Section Miniature Ball (MB) Section Pompon (P) Section Stellar (ST) Section Waterlily (WL) Section Exotic Type (EX) Sections Disc Showing: PE-Peony MS-Mignon Single AN-Anemone S-Single O-Orchid CO-Collerette OT-Orchette Novelty (N) Section NO Novelty Open (Disk Center) NX Novelty Double Center 2. THREE-BLOOM DIVISION Same schedule as single specimen division 11

13 3. BASKET DIVISION SPECIAL RULES FOR BASKETS, BOWLS & VASES Baskets must be of material commonly used for baskets i.e. wicker, plastic, etc. with handles and are designed to be viewed from all sides. All blooms in an exhibit must be of the SAME Variety. Exhibitor must furnish own container All dahlias must be disbudded Additional dahlia and other non-flowering foliage is permitted. Multiple entries of different variety are allowed in each class. Novelties (fully doubled) shall be entered by size as grown. Judging will be conducted by ballot and based on the following values: 1. Quality of blooms... 50% 2. Uniformity of blooms... 25% 3. Artistic effect... 25% Basket must be of material commonly used for baskets i.e. wicker, plastic, etc. with handles and are designed to be viewed from all sides Large Bloom Section: A-Size Class, five or more blooms B-Size Class, five or more blooms N-Novelty Class, seven blooms or more Medium Bloom Section: BB-Size Class, seven or more blooms BA-Size Class, seven or more blooms N-Novelty Class, seven blooms or more Small Bloom Section: M-Size Class, seven or more blooms MB-Miniature Ball Class, seven or more blooms P-Pompon Class, seven or more blooms Exotic Types Class, seven or more blooms 12

14 4. VASE DIVISION A vase is a container whose height is greater than its width. Large Bloom Section: A-Size Class, five or more blooms B-Size Class, five or more blooms N-Novelty Class, five or more blooms Medium Bloom Section: BB-Size Class, seven or more blooms BA-Size Class, five or more blooms N-Novelty Class, seven or more blooms Small Bloom Section: M-Size Class, seven or more blooms MB-Miniature Ball Class, seven or more blooms P-Pompon Class, seven or more blooms Exotic Types Class, seven or more blooms 5. BOWL DIVISION A bowl is a container whose width is greater than its height. Bowl exhibits are designed to be viewed from all sides like a centerpiece. Large Bloom Section: A-Size Class, five or more blooms B-Size Class, five or more blooms N-Novelty Class, five or more blooms Medium Bloom Section: BB-Size Class, seven or more blooms BA-Size Class, seven or more blooms N-Novelty Class, seven or more blooms Small Bloom Section: M-Size Class, seven or more blooms MB-Miniature Ball Class, seven or more blooms P-Pompon Class, seven or more blooms Exotic Types Class, seven or more blooms 13

15 6. FLOATING WATERLILY DIVISION 5 points per blue ribbon plus Single Waterlily bloom no stem Free-floating in a clear bowl or brandy snifter no artificial enhancements such as marbles are permitted Displayed with at least two detached dahlia leaves Judging based on the following values: A. Quality of bloom... 60% B. Artistic effect... 40% 7. PLATE DIVISION Quality of bloom is judged Only ONE entry per color class per exhibitor Bloom only displayed no stem or foliage Bloom must hide plate when viewed from the top Nine-inch display plates are provided by show committee 8. MULTIPLE POMPON DIVISION Exhibit requires ten or more blooms All blooms must be of the same variety Display in a single container Exhibitor may make multiple entries as long as each entry is of a different variety 9. CLUB FLOWER Display as single-bloom specimen Open only to members of any recognized dahlia club Founder s Trophy must be returned to CDS club president prior to following year s show Willmore Cup must be engraved and returned to CDS club president prior to following year s show Club flower is voted upon by members of CDS prior to following year s show 2017 Club Flower: Woodland s Taco Time BB FD YL12/OR Club Flower: Sandia War Bonnet B LC BI R/W 14

16 10. NEW INTRODUCTION DIVISION Display as a single bloom specimen Entries limited to 2015 and 2016 introduction Exhibitor must provide proof of year of introduction Listing in current ADS Classification and Handbook of Dahlias will prevail any disputes The single best exhibit of all new introduction exhibits will go to the Court of Honor Judges reserve the right to subdivide New Introductions are included in these size classes: A, B, BB, M, Pompon, Ball, M. Ball, Stellar, Waterlily, Exotic and Novelty 11. HERITAGE DIVISION Entries limited to introduction before 1970 Display as single bloom specimen of any size, color or form Listing in current ADS Classification and handbook of Dahlias will prevail in any disputes The single best exhibit will go to the Court of Honor Bernard Johansen Trophy must be returned to CDS club president prior to following year s show Award originally created by Ed Cranson 12. ADS SEEDLING BENCH EVALUATION DIVISION ADS Seedling Bench Evaluation offered in cooperation with the American Dahlia Society Open to all exhibitors Entries limited to a 3-bloom entry of four-year or older undisseminated seedlings and do not count toward sweepstakes Show officials and judged must read and adhere to the rules for entries and judging as printed in the ADS Classification and Handbook of Dahlias Any undisseminated seedling may be entered in OPEN competition under a code or name of exhibitor s choice 15

17 13. JUNIOR DIVISION The Junior Division is open to any exhibitor under 16 years of age. Entrants in the Junior division are also encouraged to compete in the Amateur or Open division. Judging standards and rule of the Open division will apply Single best exhibit of all Junior exhibits will go to the Court of Honor Junior exhibits will not be counted toward sweepstakes points 14. ARRANGEMENT DIVISION Single best exhibit of all arrangements will go to the Court of Honor SPECIAL RULES FOR ARRANGEMENT DIVISION A. Exhibitor is limited to one entry per class B. Dahlias must be the featured flower or flowers in each exhibit C. All flowers in arrangement need not be grown by exhibitor, but must be arranged by exhibitor D. Other live and dried material may be used Artificial plant material is not allowed E. Accessories may be used to accentuate the theme, but must be subordinate F. All arrangement classes are interpretive G. Assigned judges will point score for section awards and also for Court of Honor H. Judging points will be awarded according to the following values: 1. Artistic effect... 50% 2. Theme interpretation... 30% 3. Quality of blooms... 20% 16

18 Judging Score Card ARRANGEMENTS Artistic Effect = 50% w/1-10 pts each Does the arrangement have: 1. Symmetry, line to follow or a flowing quality. Some examples are: Triangle, Crescent, Mass, Line and Hogarth Curve. 2. Balance of color throughout. 3. Accessories that are subordinate to the arrangement and accentuate the theme. 4. A container of proper proportions. 5. Only alive or dried plant material. Buds may be used to add to the artistry. Theme Interpretation = 30% w/1-10 pts each Does the arrangement: 1. Give you a feeling or mood of the theme. 2. Follow the specifications for the class. 3. Leave your main focus on the dahlias. Quality of Booms & Foliage = 20% w/1-10 pts each Does the arrangement have obvious faults or damage visible at 3 feet? 1. Bloom quality. 2. Foliage quality. 17

19 "Dahlia Cocktails" INTERPRETIVE DESIGN: Selection and organization of design elements should suggest the below theme, idea, occasion, mood or atmosphere. Notes: Dahlias must be the dominant flower in the arrangement. Accessories and minor colors may be used to accentuate the theme, but must be subordinate or secondary. Dried flower heads and once live animals/birds/fish not allowed within or around the arrangement. All other natural materials are allowed. ARRANGEMENT SECTIONS: BLOODY MARY Focuses on two or more varieties of red dahlias. Height is inches, representing the celery stalk, added as a final touch to the cocktail. MAI TAI Focuses on various cactus varieties that display pink, yellow, and orange flowers. PINA COLADA Focuses on white and yellow formal decorative dahlias. This arrangement is viewed from all sides. PURPLE RAIN Focuses on shades of purple dahlias, with more than one variety of bloom. DESIGNER S CHOICE Focuses on a specific cocktail, not already detailed in other categories. Flower selection compliments the colors of that cocktail. The name of the cocktail is detailed on the entry tag. 15. PEOPLE S CHOICE DIVISION A single bloom exhibition. A non-competitive exhibit to encourage the public s participation. Please attach top portion of entry tag to exhibit. Single bloom of any class, color or size. Winning bloom to be selected by the public by secret ballot. More than one entry per exhibitor is permitted. Open to all exhibitors. Points towards sweepstakes will not be awarded. 18

20 16. PHOTOGRAPHY DIVISION (Denver Show Only) CATEGORIES: Single bloom Multiple bloom Single or multiple bloom incorporating the theme of the show Macro a. Number of Entries Each exhibitor is allowed 2 entries per category. (total of 8) b. Print Format Prints must be 8 x10 and matted under an appropriate sized white mat. (NO GLASS or FRAMES) Prints not matted will not be accepted. c. Photo Format The dahlia bloom(s) must be the dominant image on print. d. Entry Tags Same as for regular show. e. Eligibility Exhibitor need not be a member of a dahlia society and need not have grown the dahlia(s) in the photograph. f. Points awarded in photography division will be included in total point count to determine high point grower. JUDGING SCORE CARD Photography Matting: 1-5 Points Matting should complement the print and look professional. Subject: 1-75 Points True to type and variety (1-10 points) Quality of bloom, leaves and stem (1-10 points) Composition (1-30 points) Should be eye catching subject not lost in picture Use of photographic principles Lighting (1-15 points) Correct exposure & lighting used to enhance blooms Focus (1-10 Points) Subject should be in sharp focus or if special effects are used, such as a soft filter, multiple exposures, etc., should enhance the quality of the photo Artistic Effect and Style: 1-20 Points 19

21 Originality and different perspective. Unusual effects. Emotional response felt similar to distinctiveness category on the Dahlia Trial Gardens Score Card. BEST BLOOPER AWARD Any strangely formed, out-of-the-ordinary or not regular show quality dahlia grown. Open to all exhibitors. No points toward sweepstakes. LARGEST BLUE RIBBON BLOOM AWARD Awarded to the largest specimen that receives a blue ribbon. It will receive 5 points for the blue ribbon award, plus 15 additional points as it is moved to the Court of Honor for a total of 20 points toward sweepstakes/showcase. 20

22 AMATEUR SHOW INFORMATION General and special rules for specimen and arrangement entries of the open show will apply. Past exhibitors who have entered a Colorado Dahlia Society show for fewer than four years are eligible to enter the Amateur Show. New exhibitors may enter the Amateur Show for a total of four consecutive years. Points for amateur sweepstakes will be totaled as follows: 5 points per blue ribbon plus 15 points per section winner In case of a tie, 4 points for red ribbon. Colored (pink) strips MUST be on the top and lower sections of the amateur entry tag. These marked tags will be available at meetings and at the show. Amateur exhibitors may also compete in the Open show. 1. Single Bloom Division A Size Section B Size Section M Size Section Ball (BA) Section Miniature Ball (MB) Section Pompon (P) Section Stellar (ST) Section Waterlily (WL) Section Exotic Types Section Novelty Types Section Best of Show AMATEUR SHOW SCHEDULE Sections with sufficient entries may be subdivided by the judges. 2. Arrangement Division Amateur Arrangement Section (Amateur show will use the same rules and classes as the Open show.) 21

23 Open Show Court of Honor Sweepstakes High Point Exhibitor Showcase Award (120 or fewer plants) High Point Exhibitor Best of Show Best Entry in Show Best Bloom in Show Best Single Flower King of Show Best A-Size Single Bloom Queen of Show Best B-size Single Bloom Prince of Show Best BB-Size Single Bloom Princess of Show Best M-Size Single Bloom Best Ball single bloom Best Miniature Ball single bloom Best Pompon single bloom Best Stellar Type single bloom Best Waterlily single bloom Best Exotic Type single bloom Best novelty single bloom Best Laciniated Entry single bloom Best A-Size 3 bloom Best B-Size 3 bloom Best BB-Size 3 bloom Best M-Size 3 bloom Best Ball 3 bloom Best Miniature Ball 3 bloom Best Pompon 3 bloom Best Stellar Type 3 bloom Best Waterlily 3 bloom Best Exotic Type 3 bloom Best Novelty 3 bloom Best Basket large bloom Best Basket medium bloom Best Basket small bloom Best Vase large bloom Best Vase medium bloom Best Vase small bloom Best Bowl large bloom Best Bowl medium bloom Best Bowl small bloom Best Floating Waterlily Best Plate Best Multiple Pompon Best Club Flower Best New Introduction Best Heritage Best Seedling Best Junior Best Arrangement People s Choice Best Blooper Largest Blue Ribbon Bloom 22

24 Amateur Show Court of Honor Sweepstakes High Point Amateur King of Show Best A Size Queen of Show Best B Size Prince of Show Best BB Size Princess of Show Best M Size Best of Show Best Ball Best Miniature Ball Best Pompon Best Stellar Type Best Waterlily Best Exotic Type Best Novelty Type Best Arrangement 23

25 2016 Open Show Results "Mountain Marvels: Dahlias" The Flower Bin (Longmont, Colorado): August 27 & 28, 2016 Sweepstakes Award 335 Points Calvin/Julie Cook Showcase Award 245 Points Gene/Geri Wolf Best of Show - Overall Entry Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Small Basket Best of Show - Single Bloom Alpen Bill Gene/Geri Wolf King of Show Survivor Richard/Cindy Sprague Queen of Show Alpen Bill Gene/Geri Wolf Prince of Show Hollyhill Angela Calvin/Julie Cook Princess of Show Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Largest Blue Ribbon Bloom AC Ben Gene/Geri Wolf Best A Size, 3 Blooms Islander Calvin/Julie Cook Best B Size, 3 Blooms Hollyhill Black Beauty Calvin/Julie Cook Best BB Size, 3 Blooms Hollyhill Angela Calvin/Julie Cook Best M Size, 3 Blooms Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Best Ball, 1 Bloom Jessie G Gene/Geri Wolf Best Miniature Ball, 1 Bloom Hollyhill Hotshot Calvin/Julie Cook Best Stellar Type, 1 Bloom Clearview Erin Steve/Helen Bressler Best Waterlily, 1 Bloom Angels of 7A Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Novelty Type,1 Bloom Verrone's Marmalade John/Donna Rupple Best Laciniated Entry, 1 Bloom My Beverly Gene/Geri Wolf Best Ball, 3 Blooms Blyton Softer Gleam Carol Kovner Best Waterlily, 3 Bloom Wildwood Marie Carol Kovner Best Laciniated Entry, 3 Bloom Just Married Carol Kovner Best Small Bloom Basket Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Best Small Bloom Vase Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Best Floating Waterlily Pam Howden Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Plate Entry Croydon Masterpiece Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Club Flower Onabrook Angel Nancy Slaughter Best New Introduction Clearview Royal Calvin/Julie Cook Best Heritage Dixie's Winedot Tom/Maxine Vondersaar Best Junior Entry Chimacum Katie Katelyn Carpenter Best Arrangement Designer's Choice - Richard/Cindy Sprague Marble People's Choice Zoey Rey Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Blooper Entry Woodland's Wildthing Phil/Les Duclos Amateur Show Sweepstakes 85 Points Jennifer Carpenter King of Show Elma Elizabeth Heather Roberts Queen of Show Onabrook Angel Sherry Perry Prince of Show Miss Amara Jennifer Carpenter Princess of Show Peaches-N-Cream Rob/Sam Myhre Best Ball, 1 Bloom AC White Rabbit Jennifer Carpenter Best Exotic, 1 Bloom Poodle Skirt Rob/Sam Myhre 24

26 Best Plate Emory Paul Heather Roberts Best Ball, 3 Bloom AC White Rabbit Jennifer Carpenter Paulino Gardens (Denver, Colorado): September 10 & 11, 2016 Sweepstakes Award 480 Points Richard/Cindy Sprague Showcase Award 315 Points George Vest Best of Show - Overall Entry Winkie Colonel Calvin/Julie Cook Best of Show - Single Bloom Winkie Colonel Calvin/Julie Cook King of Show Winkie Colonel Calvin/Julie Cook Queen of Show Seedling Steve/Helen Bressler Prince of Show Bloomquist Barbara John/Linda Quade Princess of Show Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Best A Size, 3 Blooms Vicki George Vest Best B Size, 3 Blooms Seedling Steve/Helen Bressler Best BB Size, 3 Blooms Vernon Rose Richard/Cindy Sprague Best M Size, 3 Blooms Peaches-N-Cream Calvin/Julie Cook Best Ball, 1 Bloom AC White Rabbit Jennifer Carpenter Best Miniature Ball, 1 Bloom Hollyhill Miss White Calvin/Julie Cook Best Pompon, 1 Bloom Lismore Moonlight Tom/Maxine Vondersaar Best Stellar, 1 Bloom Alloway Candy Gene/Geri Wolf Best Waterlily, 1 Bloom Figurine Gene/Geri Wolf Best Exotic, 1 Bloom Apopa Cindy Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Laciniated, 1 Bloom Seedling Steve/Helen Bressler Best Ball, 3 Blooms Sheila Calvin/Julie Cook Best Miniature Ball, 3 Blooms SB's Sunny Calvin/Julie Cook Best Exotic, 3 Blooms Heartthrob Calvin/Julie Cook Best Large Basket Penhill Watermelon George Vest Best Medium Basket Bahama Mama Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Medium Bloom Vase Hollyhill Beauty George Vest Best Large Bowl Vicki George Vest Best Medium Bowl Bonnie Lou Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Floating Waterlily Figurine Gene/Geri Wolf Best Plate Entry Survivor George Vest Best Club Flower Onabrook Angel John/Linda Quade Best Heritage Kidd's Climax Richard/Cindy Sprague Best Arrangement Designer's Choice - George Vest Gold People's Choice Tahoma Floy C Heather Roberts Best Blooper Entry Harvey Koop Richard/Cindy Sprague Largest Blue Ribbon Bloom Ivory Palaces John/Linda Quade Best Photography Entry Pearls Steve/Helen Bressler Best Junior Entry High Plains Majesty Katelyn Carpenter Best New Introduction Clearview Royal Calvin/Julie Cook Amateur Show Sweepstakes Award 75 Points Jennifer Carpenter King of Show Mingus Randy Heather Roberts 25

27 Queen of Show Onabrook Angel Sherry Perry Prince of Show Miss Amara Jennifer Carpenter Princess of Show Versa Geri Chavez-Sparks Best Ball Blyton Softer Gleam Jennifer Carpenter Best Miniature Ball Jason Matthew Geri Chavez-Sparks Best Pompon Zippity Do Dah Geri Chavez-Sparks Best Waterlily Lisa Lisa Sherry Perry Best Plate Clearview Snowcap Heather Roberts Best 3 Bloom Sorbet Heather Roberts Best Arrangement Star Rose Quartz - Jennifer Carpenter Hollyhill Cotton Candy Best Exotic Jacs Kelli Sherry Perry 26

28 Directions to Shows Paulino Gardens 6300 N. Broadway Denver, CO (303) From I-25, Exit 58 th Avenue (#215) and drive West on 58 th Ave 0.1 miles. Turn right on Broadway, destination will be 0.6 miles on the right. Loveland Public Library 300 N. Adams Ave. Loveland, CO (970) Go West on 402 about 5 miles to US 287 (Lincoln Ave.) Turn right. Go north to 4th St., turn right and go three blocks to Adams Ave. Turn right into the parking lot. 27