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PENINSULA ROSE SOCIETY, INC.
An affiliate of the American Rose Society
In cooperation with the Redwood City Parks and Recreation Department
Presents its
FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL ROSE SHOW
Sunday, May 3, 2015 - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
at
Community Activities Building
1400 Roosevelt Avenue
Redwood City, California
General Show Co-Chairs………….Sandee Kolter, Barbara Todd & Jerry Georgette
Committee Chairpersons
Judges ........................................................................................................... Dave Amaral
Placement ...................................................................................................... Pam Schenk
Trophy and Awards……………………………………....Annette Perot & Linda Kowalski
Chief Clerk ...................................................................................................... Ann Quincy
Press ........................................................................................................ Cindy Georgette
Layout, Property and Staging ..................................................................... Priya Kamath
Judges Breakfast & Lunch .................... Jill Ferguson, Cindy Georgette & Patti Motta
Rose Arrangements……………… ............................Maxine Hineman, Barbara Todd
Printing Schedules & other Rose Related Information…………………..Barbara Todd
Raffle……………………………………………………………………Carol & Weldon Wong
Schedules and Publications…………………………………………………..Barbara Todd
Membership
Patti Motta
Officers
President………………………………………………………………….…… Barbara Todd
Vice President.....………………………………………………….………… Barry Johnson
Recording Secretary .................................................................................... Anne Quincy
Corresponding Secretary………………………………………………………Priya Kamath
Treasurer ....................................................................................................... Pam Schenk
Directors……………………..........Patti Motta, Jerry Georgette, Carol & Weldon Wong
.................................................................................... Marie Hubbell & Eleanor Rakonitz
Past Presidents
1956-1957
1958-1959
1960-1961
1962
1963-1964
1965-1966
1967-1968
1969
1970
1971-1972
1973-1974
1975-1976
1977
1978-1979
1980-1981
1982-1983
1984-1985
1986-1987
1988
J. Harvey Brown
Clay Morgan
Wally Ehlers
J. Harvey Brown
Sidney LeFiell
Kai Freitag
Helen Freitag
E. R. Oswald
J. Harvey Brown
Cecil Humphreys
Douglas Rhymes
Gordon Lee
Ronald Buckmaster
Elaine Kristen
David Amaral
Barry Johnson
Joan Clark
Angela Lude'
Stuart Dalton
1989-1990
1991-1992
1993
1994
1995
1996-1997
1998-1999
2000-2001
2002-2003
2004-2005
2006-2007
2008-2009
2010-2011
2012-2013
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Elwood Veliquette
Marlene Bollhoffer
Susan Chan McCarthy
Angela Lude'
Elwood Veliquette
James Crowther
Sandra Beach
Antoinette Gates
Carol Coop
Barry Johnson
Marlene Bollhoffer
Carol & Russ Coop
Patti Motta
Jerry Georgette
ROSE SHOW SCHEDULE INDEX
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General Rules .................................................................................. 3
Helpful Hints ..................................................................................... 4
List of Judges ................................................................................... 4
Best of Show Awards ....................................................................... 5
Hybrid Teas ...................................................................................... 6
Grandifloras ..................................................................................... 6
Floribundas ...................................................................................... 7
Miniatures and Mini-Floras ............................................................... 7
Special Specimen Classes .............................................................. 8
Floating Roses ................................................................................. 8
Novice .............................................................................................. 8
Deleted
Judges ............................................................................................. 9
Horticulture ....................................................................................... 9
Special Trophy Classes .................................................. 9, 10, 11,12
Artist’s Palette ................................................................................ 12
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GENERAL RULES
1.
This show is organized, staged and judged in
accordance with the rules of the American Rose
Society.
Peninsula Rose Society rules shall
prevail.
2.
Unless otherwise noted in this schedule,
competition is open to all rose growers regardless
of residence. Exhibitors who qualify as novices
may enter in Section “G”. However, a novice may
enter in any other section open to exhibitors not
judging the show. Sections “I” is open to persons
judging the show.
3.
4.
5.
6.
from one garden. Violation of the foregoing shall
result in disqualification of all entries by that
exhibitor in the class involved. Section “I" shall be
limited to two entries per exhibitor per class,
provided each entry is of a different variety.
Each exhibit must be staged in conformity with the
show schedule. Deviation from these rules shall
be cause for disqualification of the exhibit.
Wedges are permitted but must be below lip of
container and unobtrusive.
Doors open to exhibitors at 7:00 AM. All entries
must be in place and ready for judging by 10:00
AM, Sunday, May 3, 2015. NO ENTRY WILL BE
ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME.
Placement
Committee will place all entries with the exception
of Section “F” - Floating Roses - Section
"K" - Special Trophy Classes, Section “L” - Artist’s
Palette and Section "M" - Rose Arrangements.
All roses must have been grown by the exhibitor in
a private outdoor garden. Only one person or team
from any one garden may enter a class.
Arrangement classes are excepted unless
otherwise specified.
The approved exhibition name, color, and class will
be determined by the following ARS publications:
Modern Roses, Official List of Approved Exhibition
Names for Exhibitors & Judges, Handbook for
Selecting Roses, Rose Registrations and online
database for Modern Roses 12 (most recent
source) on the ARS Website. In case of conflict
between these sources, the latest one published
shall take precedence. In case a variety is not
listed in any of the above ARS official publications,
the Combined Rose List* may be used as a
reference. All roses must be correctly named or
the entry will be disqualified.
*In case of conflict between ARS publications and
the Combined Rose List, ARS publications
(particularly, the latest supplements to these
publications) will be the final authority.
7.
Any number of entries may be made by an
exhibitor or team from one garden in each
class - Sections "A" through "E" and "G" - provided
each entry is of a different variety. Special Trophy
Class “K” and Sections "F" and "L" shall be limited
to one entry in each class per exhibitor or team
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8.
First, second, third place and honorable mention
ribbons will be awarded in each class, if
warranted. Four or more entries of the same
variety in any one class shall be judged as a
separate class. More than one first, second or
third place ribbon may be awarded in a color class,
at the discretion of the judges. However, in
Section "K" there can be only one trophy winner in
each basic class. The decision of the judges will
be final.
9.
Containers and entry tags for the specimen
classes will be supplied by the Peninsula Rose
Society, Inc. Entry tags must be completed on
both the top and bottom portions with Section,
Class, Variety Name and Exhibitor’s Name and
Address.
10.
Peninsula Rose Society, Inc., will not be
responsible for private containers, loss or damage
to exhibits, or personal property of the exhibitors.
11.
Entries may not be removed before 5:00 PM on
the day of the show.
12.
All trophies are awarded on a perpetual basis and
remain the property of Peninsula Rose Society,
Inc. Trophies will be awarded to blue ribbon
winners only. PRS perpetual trophies shall be
awarded only to PRS members. Non-members
winning the blue ribbon in a perpetual trophy class
shall be awarded a certificate for the class in lieu
of the perpetual trophy.
13.
Trophies and ribbons will be presented at the next
monthly Peninsula Rose Society meeting following
the date of the Show, held on the third Friday of
the month at 7:30 PM in the Veterans Memorial
Building, 1455 Madison Ave, Redwood City. PRS
members choosing not to take a trophy home
will pay $5 per trophy to the PRS for storage
and polishing.
14.
No one shall be permitted on the show floor during
judging except those duly authorized by the
Chairman of Judges and/or approved by the
General
Show
Chairman.
HELPFUL HINTS
1. Grooming:
Blooms and foliage should be cleaned of insects, fungus or spray residue, using
a soft damp cloth, brush or other aid. Never apply any foreign substance, such
as oil or wax, to improve appearance.
2. Foliage:
Specimen blooms (except miniature or min-flora) should have at least two fiveleaflet leaves. Miniatures and Mini-Floras should have at least one five-leaflet
leaf. It is preferable to have more leaves to complement the bloom. Do not jam
foliage into the bottle.
3. Hybrid teas:
For one bloom per stem entries, pinch out side buds as soon as they are
observed and removable. Do not wait until the day of the show. Bloom should
be 1/2 to 3/4 open with high pointed center.
4. Grandifloras:
Rules for Hybrid Teas apply to one bloom Grandifloras. Grandiflora sprays shall
be judged by the same standards as floribunda sprays, but the “ideal” spray of
an exhibition form grandiflora showing all blooms at exhibition stage shall take
preference over one showing stages of bloom, if all other elements are equal.
5. Floribundas:
Pinch out terminal bud of Floribun da sprays while buds are still immature.
Sprays must have at least two open blooms.
6. Stems:
A stem-on-stem specimen is subject to disqualification except roses entered in
the Old Garden Rose, Shrub and species classes. Even then, an entry without
a stem-on-stem condition is considered superior to an entry with stem-on-stem,
all other elements being equal. Ensure that the stem is in water. If you remove
the stem from water for as long as half a minute, snip 1/4 inch off the end to
ensure drawing water.
7. Single Roses:
Single roses are varieties with 4-8 petals and are at their most perfect phase of
possible beauty when fully open, showing fresh stamens and anthers, which are
subject to penalty for a color fault if golden yellow anthers have blackened.
8. Scale of Points for Judging Specimen Blooms:
Form
Color
Substance
Stem & Foliage
Balance & Proportion
Size
Total Points
25
20
15
20
10
10
100
JUDGES
Arrangements: Donaldina Joung
Martin Kooi
Horticulture:
Michael Braun (apprentice)
Dave Coop
Hillary Elkin (apprentice)
Jack Fitzgerald
Rose Gilardi
Joan Goff
Joy Monteleone
Gail Trimble
Baldo Villegas
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BEST OF SHOW AWARDS
BEST ENTRY
One bloom Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora
QUEEN OF SHOW
AWARDS -
Queen of Show Vase plus
ARS Gold Medal Certificate
Queen of Show Rosette
SECOND BEST ENTRY
KING OF SHOW
AWARDS -
King of Show Trophy plus
ARS Silver Medal Certificate
THIRD BEST ENTRY
PRINCESS OF SHOW
AWARDS -
Princess Trophy plus
ARS Bronze Medal Certificate
ELIGIBLE CLASSES
Section A
Section B
Section G
Section K
Classes A101 - A118
Classes B101 - B104
Classes G101 - G106 & G111
Trophy winners only in Classes
K101, K102* & K104
*Hybrid Tea and Grandiflora
entries only in K102
THREE BLOOMS HYBRID TEA OR GRANDIFLORA
AWARDS Best Entry
Second Best Entry
Third Best Entry
Peninsula Rose Society Trophy
Amaral Award
J. Harvey Brown Trophy
ELIGIBLE CLASSES
Section A
Section B
Class A301
Class B301
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SECTION “A” HYBRID TEAS
One bloom per stem, no side buds
One Bloom
CLASS
A101
A102
A103
A104
A105
A106
A107
A108
A109
A110
A111
A112
A113
A114
A115
A116
A117
A118
White, Near White or White Blend
Light Yellow
Medium Yellow
Deep Yellow
Yellow Blend
Apricot or Apricot Blend
Orange or Orange Blend
Orange-Pink or Orange-Pink Blend
Orange-Red or Orange-Red Blend
Light Pink
Medium Pink
Deep Pink
Pink Blend
Medium Red
Dark Red
Red Blend
Mauve or Mauve Blend
Russet
Three Blooms
CLASS
A301
Same variety, any color
Hybrid Spray
A131
Two or more blooms
ARS Best Hybrid Spray Certificate………………….Best Entry Class A131
SECTION “B” GRANDIFLORAS
One bloom per stem, no side buds
One Bloom
CLASS
B101 White, Yellow, Orange, Orange-Red or their Blends
B102 Pink or Pink Blend
B103 Red or Red Blend
B104 Any other Color including Orange-Pink
Three Blooms
CLASS
B301 Same variety, any color
GRANDIFLORA SPRAYS
Two or more blooms
One Spray
CLASS
B131 Any Color
ARS Best Grandiflora Spray Certificate .............................. Best Entry Class B131
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SECTION “C” FLORIBUNDAS
All Single (4 to 8 petaled) and Semi-double (9-16 petaled) Floribundas
must be entered in Class C138 / C338. A spray must have two or more blooms.
One Bloom per Stem Class
One spray
No Side Buds
Two or More Blooms
C101
White, Near White or White Blend ............................................................. C131
C102
Yellow or Yellow Blend .............................................................................. C132
C103
Orange, Orange-Red, Orange Blend or Orange-Red Blend ..................... C133
C104
Pink or Pink Blend .. ……………………………………………………………C134
C105
Red or Red Blend ... ……………………………………………………………C135
C106
Apricot or Apricot Blend ............................................................................. C136
C107
Any Other Color including Orange-Pink .................................................... C137
C108
Single (4-8 petals) or Semi-double (9-16 petals), Any color ...................... C138
Three Blooms
Same Variety
C301
C308
Three Sprays
Same Variety
Any Color ...................... C331
Single (4-8 petals) or Semi-double (9-16 petals), Any color ...................... C338
ARS GOLD CERTIFICATE ......................................... BEST ENTRY CLASSES C131 - C138
VAN COEVERING MEMORIAL TROPHY .................. BEST ENTRY CLASSES C101 - C107
KAI FREITAG TROPHY ............................... BEST ENTRY CLASS C301, C331, C308, C338
SECTION "D" MINIATURES AND MINI-FLORAS
All single miniatures and mini-floras (4 to 8 petals) must be entered in Class D108 / D138
One Bloom per Stem
One Spray
No Side Buds
Two or More Blooms
D101
White, Near White or White Blend ............................................................. D131
D102
Yellow or Yellow Blend .............................................................................. D132
D103
Orange, Orange-Red, Orange Blend or Orange-Red Blend ..................... D133
D104
Pink or Pink Blend…….. ............................................................................ D134
D105
Red or Red Blend ... ……………………………………………………………D135
D106
Apricot or Apricot Blend ............................................................................. D136
D107
Any Other Color including Orange-Pink .................................................... D137
D108
Single Miniature or Mini-Flora (4-8 petals) any color ................................. D138
D109
Fully Open Bloom-Any Color-stamens must show .................................... D139
Three Blooms
Same Variety
D301
Three Sprays
Same Variety
Any Color ...................... D331
ARS QUEEN, KING AND PRINCESS MINIATURE CERTIFICATES
MAY BE AWARDED IF MERITED .................................................. IN CLASSES D101 - D107
ARS MINIATURE SPRAY CERTIFICATE..................... BEST ENTRY CLASSES D131 - D139
IRENE McMILLS TROPHY .......................................................... BEST ENTRY SECTION "D"
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SECTION “E” SPECIAL SPECIMEN CLASSES
CLASS
E101
E102
E103
*E104
*E104-A
E105
One Stem ........................................................ Single Hybrid Tea (4 - 8 petals)
One Stem ........................................................................................ Polyanthas
One Stem .................................................................. Large-flowered Climbers
One Stem ............................... ** Old Garden Roses introduced prior to 1867
One Stem ............................ ** Old Garden Roses introduced 1867 and after
One Stem ……………………** Classic Shrubs (Hybrid Kordesii, Hybrid Moyesii,
Hybrid Musk or Hybrid Rugosa Roses)
E105-A
E106
E107
One Stem ....................... **Modern Shrub (Roses Classified as a Modern Shrub (“S”))
One Stem ............................................................ **Species, or any other Type
One Stem ............................ One Bloom, fully open, Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora
(No side buds - stamens must show)
* Must show date of introduction on entry tag.
** Old Garden Roses, Shrubs (Classic or Modern) and Species roses ONLY may be shown
stem-on stem.
IRENE McMILLS MEMORIAL BOWL ...................................... BEST ENTRY CLASS E101
ARS "BEST CLIMBER" CERTIFICATE ................................... BEST ENTRY CLASS E103
DOWAGER QUEEN CERTIFICATE........................................ BEST ENTRY CLASS E104
LAURA SUTTER TROPHY..................................................... BEST ENTRY CLASS E104-A
SECTION “F" FLOATING ROSES
One Entry per Class
All entries, floating in a clear, colorless container provided by the exhibitor,
must be exhibited without foliage. Bloom must be in proportion to size of container.
CLASS
F101
F102
F103
One exhibition form only hybrid tea or grandiflora rose, any color
One exhibition form only floribunda rose, any color
One exhibition form only miniature rose, any color
SECTION “G" NOVICE
Open to Exhibitors who have not won
Three Blue Ribbons in previous ARS Annual Shows
One Bloom per Stem
One Spray
No Side Buds
Two or More Blooms
CLASS
CLASS
G101 ...... Hybrid Tea ................................... Any White ....................................... Floribunda................ G131
G102 ...... Hybrid Tea .........................Yellow or Yellow Blend ............................. Floribunda................ G132
G103 ...... Hybrid Tea .......... Orange, Orange-Red, or Org/O-R Blends .............. Floribunda................ G133
G104 ...... Hybrid Tea ............................ Pink or Pink Blend ................................ Floribunda................ G134
G105 ...... Hybrid Tea .............................Red or Red Blend ................................. Floribunda................ G135
G106 ...... Hybrid Tea ............ Any Other Color including Orange-Pink ................ Floribunda................ G136
G111 ...... Grandiflora ................................... Any Color ....................................... Grandiflora ............... G137
G112 ...... Floribunda .................................... Any Color
G113 ...... Any Type ........... Any Color, fully open (stamens must show)
Blue ribbon winners in Classes G101 - G106 and G111 are eligible for Best of Show Awards.
CLYDE STOCKING MEMORIAL BOWL ............................................... BEST ENTRY IN SECTION "G"
NURSERY GIFT CERTIFICATE ........................................... SECOND BEST ENTRY IN SECTION "G"
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SECTION “I" JUDGES
This section is open to each participating Judge in this Rose Show.
CLASS
I-101
I-102
I-103
I-104
I-105
I-106
Hybrid Tea, One Bloom, Any Color
Grandiflora, One Bloom, Any Color
Floribunda, One Stem, Any Color
Miniature or Mini-Flora, One Bloom, Any Color
Miniature or Mini-Flora, One Spray, Any Color
One Stem, Any Other Type
(Exhibit limited to two entries per class per exhibitor)
SECTION “J" HORTICULTURE
CLASS
J101
Container-grown Miniature or Mini-Flora rose bush.
Limit of two entries per exhibitor, each of a different variety.
J102
Container-grown Miniature or Mini-Flora standard rose.
Limit of two entries per exhibitor, each of a different variety.
CLAY MORGAN TROPHY ................. BEST ENTRY SECTION "J"
SECTION "K" SPECIAL TROPHY CLASSES
BLUE, RED and WHITE Ribbons may be awarded in each class. Only blue ribbon winners are
eligible for the trophies, and there shall be only one winner for each special trophy class. Nonmember blue ribbon winners shall be awarded a certificate. General Rule 8 applies.
CLASS
K101
PATTI MOTTA TROPHY
One exhibition form Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Rose (one bloom, no side buds) of
any variety introduced in the last 5 years, 2009 through 2013
K102
J. HARVEY BROWN MEMORIAL BOWL
An AARS winner of one of the following 5 years, 2009 through 2013.
Only exhibition form Hybrid Tea and Grandiflora Roses are eligible for Queen.
2009 – Carefree Spirit, Cinco de Mayo, Pink Promise
2010 – Easy Does It
2011 – Dick Clark, Walking on Sunshine
2012 – Sunshine Daydream
2013 – Francis Meilland
K103
DALTON TROPHY
One stem Old Garden Rose, any variety introduced prior to or after 1867.
K104-K105
Deleted
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K106-K107
BOB JONES MEMORIAL TROPHY
K106 - ALTISSIMO - One bloom per stem
K107 - ALTISSIMO - One Spray
Trophy awarded to best entry in classes K106-K107
K108
CLAY MORGAN TROPHY
One Spray, Sally Holmes
K109
MARJORIE KNAUER TROPHY
One Spray, Old Garden Rose style, any variety.
K110
CAROL COOP TROPHY
One stem David Austin hybridized Shrub Rose, any variety
SECTION “K" SPECIAL TROPHY CLASSES
CLASS
K200
RUTH SAMSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
"A Pair of Queens" - Two Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Roses, one bloom
per stem, of the same variety, exhibited in one container
K301
ANGELA LUDE' TROPHY
Five Miniature Roses, one bloom per stem, any variety or varieties,
exhibited in a clear, colorless container provided by exhibitor.
K302
ELWOOD VELIQUETTE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Three yellow or yellow blend Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Roses, one bloom
per stem, any variety or varieties, exhibited in one container.
K303
NORMA VELIQUETTE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Three pink or pink blend Hybrid Tea Roses, any variety or varieties,
exhibited in one container.
K304
PERSIKE TROPHY
Three red or red blend Hybrid Tea Roses, any variety or varieties,
exhibited in one container.
K305
WILLIAM CHARS TROPHY
"Cycle of Bloom" - Three Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Roses, one variety,
to be presented in three stages of bloom: bud, 1/2 to 3/4 open, and fully open (stamens
must show) exhibited in one container.
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K306
ELAINE KRISTEN TROPHY
Three Miniature Roses, one bloom per stem, of the same variety,
exhibited in a clear, colorless container provided by exhibitor.
K600
GRAND CHALLENGE TROPHY
Six Hybrid Tea Roses, each of a different variety, exhibited in one container.
K601
CLAY MORGAN TROPHY (English-Style Box)
Six exhibition stage Hybrid Tea and/or Grandiflora Roses without, foliage any variety,
exhibited in an English-Style Box. (Does not need to be exhibition form – i.e., spiral.)
K602
GRANAT BROTHERS GOLD TROPHY (English-Style Box)
Six exhibition stage Floribunda Roses without foliage, any variety, exhibited in an EnglishStyle Box. (Does not need to be exhibition form – i.e., spiral.)
K603
FLORENCE KELLY MEMORIAL TROPHY (English-Style Box)
Six exhibition stage Miniature Roses without foliage, any variety, exhibited in an EnglishStyle Box. (Does not need to be exhibition form – i.e., spiral.)
K604
MARIE HUBBELL TROPHY (Hi-Lo)
One large rose, one smaller rose, matched for color, form, and openness. Exhibited in
separate containers.
SECTION “L" ARTIST’S PALETTE
One entry per class
Five rose blooms, different varieties displayed in an artist’s palette to
represent five distinctly different colors of paint used by an artist. Any form
permitted. Exhibited with no stems or foliage. All varieties to be correctly
named on one entry tag
CLASS
L101
L102
L103
Hybrid Teas or Grandifloras
Floribundas or Shrubs
Miniatures
SECTION “N” NEW, FUN, AND EASY CLASSES
CLASS
N1
N2
N3
Largest Rose: One bloom, any rose, measured across.
Most Fragrant: Judged by the public on fragrance alone.
Prettiest Rose Bouquet: Public vote
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