TABLE OF CONTENTS NEW FOR 2017 1 ENTRY DEADLINES 3 MAP 4 ADULT STILLS (EXHIBIT) RULES 5 ADULT AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURE 7 ADULT ART 12 ADULT ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 14 ADULT BAKED FOODS OPEN JUDGING 16 ADULT BAKED GOODS 18 ADULT CLOTHING & TEXTILES 21 ADULT CRAFTS & HOBBIES 24 ADULT CUT FLOWERS 26 ADULT FLORICULTURE VIGNETTES 30 ADULT GARDEN BOOTHS 31 ADULT LIVESTOCK 33 ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY 38 ADULT POTTED PLANTS 41 ADULT PRESERVED FOODS 43 FFA 46 JUNIOR ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 54 JUNIOR EXHIBITS 56 JUNIOR OPEN LIVESTOCK 70 SENIOR CARE OR HANDICAPPED ADULT EXHIBITS 74 GENERAL LIVESTOCK RULES 75 LIVESTOCK SCHEDULE 77
New Items for 2017 1. We have a new & much Improved Online Entry site and it is http://yolocountyfair.fairentry. com/ 2. The New Program is online and it requires an email so please create an email or use one you check frequently so you can receive your messages from us. 3. There are no Per Exhibitor Fees. 4. The New Program is ALL Alphabetical in that all departments divisions and classes will be listed that way. So, if we used to offer a class of Other Item not listed chances are it is still there that way or it may have been changed to Xtra Item Not Listed so that it comes at the end 5. We are STILL here to Help Daily Monday Friday 530.402.2222 or stop on the by the Office from 9-3. For Livestock questions please email either livestock@yolocountyfair.net or livestockclerk@yolocountyfair.ne t 6. Entry Fees Can ONLY Be Paid by Cashier s Check, Money Order or Check and must be received by the Closing of Entries or your entry will not count. For 2017, we cannot take CC or Cash. 7. The Entry Fees for FFA Livestock Have Changed All FFA Livestock Entries will be $15.00 per entry per class unless noted. Chapter Groups and Showmanship remained the same. 8. FFA Parking Passes are limited now to 2 Only per FFA Family and Exhibitor. 9. Premiums or Awards up to $100.00 per class or division will be paid out in cash the Friday Sunday of fair in the Office or Livestock Office from 11am 1pm and the 3 weeks following fair in the fair office during normal business hours. After the 3 weeks time, all unclaimed premium or award monies will become forfeit and will return to being the Yolo County Fair Property. Go to http://yolocountyfair.fairentry.com to Enter 1
10. Any Premiums or awards over $100.00 per class or division will receive a check in the mail, and the check will be made out exactly as the entry was created and mailed to the address on the entry no exceptions so please check your entries carefully. 11. Premium Checks Must be Cashed within 90 Days. No Checks will be reissued & after the 90 days all premiums revert to being the property of the Yolo County Fair. 12. The Adult Livestock Trailer Requirements have changed to read all RVs must have their own power cord for either 110 or 50 Amp and that the YCF will not provide any. 13. Some of your old departments or divisions may have changed but none were removed so if you don t see it give us a call or come on by. 14. We added new classes in our Juniors Department so check those out. We now have a Division for Groups which will be for clubs, and other groups. Then we added School Taught Art or Crafts these are for teachers to enter their students works or for older students to enter something they took in a class. 15. Senior Care or Handicapped Adult has its own Department this year with all your classes for Clothing & Textiles and Arts & Crafts all in one location so look for that if you normally enter there. 16. Feature Booths are now under the Adult Agriculture Horticulture Department. 17. FFA Ag Mechanics can now be found under the FFA department. 2
Entry Deadlines Adult Departments: Friday July 14th All Adult Entries Senior Care or Handicapped Department: Friday July 14th All Senior Care or Handicapped Entries Junior Department: Friday July 14th All Junior Department Entries Adult Livestock Department: Friday July 14th All Adult Open Livestock Entries Close Junior Livestock Department: Friday July 14th All Junior Open Livestock Entries Close FFA Department: Friday May 20th Market Beef Entries Close Friday June 16th Market Goats, Swine, Sheep & Turkey Entries Close Friday July 14th Ag Mechanics, Market Chickens & Market Rabbits EXHIBIT RECEIVING DATES Wednesday August 9 1:00pm 8:00pm Home Arts Building (Adults): Clothing & Textiles and Preserved Foods Senior Care or Handicapped Clothing & Textiles John Rogers Hall (Juniors): Clothing, Arts, Crafts, Photography, Table Settings, Clothing & Textiles including Groups and School Taught Divisions Waite Hall (Adults): Arts, Crafts & Photography Senior Care or handicapped Arts, Crafts & Photography Monday August 14 1:00pm 8:00pm Ag Business Building (Adults): Ag & Horticulture Home Arts Building (Adults): Baked Foods John Rogers Hall (Juniors): Baked foods, Preserved (canned) Foods, Ag Hort, Potted Plants, Miscellaneous & FFA AG Mechanics Flower House During Fair: Tuesday 8/15/17 1:00-8:00pm - Potted Plants Wednesday 8/16/17 9:45am - Adult & Junior Artistic Arrangements Thursday 8/17/17 7:30 10:00am Cut Flowers Saturday 8/19/17 7:30 10:00am Cut Flowers Saturday 8/19/17 8:00 9:45am Adult & Junior Artistic Arrangements Directions to the Yolo County Fairgrounds Traveling East on interstate 80: Interstate 80 E to the Woodland off ramp (Hwy 113) Take Gibson Road Exit 36. Turn left onto Gibson Road. At Matmor Road Signal Turn Right. Go to Gum Ave. Light and Turn left. Proceed West to Fairgrounds Main Entrance. Traveling North on Interstate 5: Take I-5 North and Take the First Woodland Off Ramp Exit 537, and Turn Left. Follow East Main Street through town. Turn Left at East Street. Continue on East Street until Gum Ave. Light and go Left. Proceed East to the Main Entrance of the Fairgrounds. Traveling South on Interstate 5: Take I-5 South to the Hwy 113 Exit 537. Stay on Hwy 113 to the Gibson Road Exit and go Right on this Off Ramp, and take First Right onto Matmor Road. Stay on Matmor Road to Gum Ave and then turn Left on Gum Ave and Proceed West to the Fairgrounds Main Entrance on the Left. 3
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Adult Stills Rules Please read these rules carefully before entering. State Rules are available in Fair Office or online at www.cdfa.ca.gov/fe. 1. Unless otherwise designated, all open departments exhibits are limited to residents of Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties. 2. Check department-section information carefully for entry closing dates, receiving dates and release dates. Absolutely no entries will be accepted after closing dates. When applicable, entry fees must accompany entry form. There will be no refund of fees regardless of circumstances. 3. If the entry fee is refused by the bank, a penalty of $35.00 per transaction must be paid before the judging of the entry. 4. All entries will be accepted any time online after publication of this Exhibitor s Catalog. All entries must be received by designated deadline as stated in department-sections. Entry Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Online Entry help available see website for details. 5. All Items are judged using the American Standard System of Judging, unless Danish System is stated prior to Section. 6. The following definitions are important to the understanding of this Exhibitor s Catalog. American Standard: The judging process to rank exhibits against one another and award one first placing, one second placing, etc. if merited. Danish System: The judging process to compare each exhibit on its own merit against the scorecard or recognized standard and award as many first placing, etc., as merited. Exhibitor - The owner of the exhibit. Either the sole owner or a designated exhibiting owner. Exhibit - An object or collection of objects entered in a class. Entry - An eligible exhibit which is entered and judged. 7. Yolo County Fair Management reserves the right to screen, reject entirely, or accept conditionally, any exhibit that, in management s opinion, may be in questionable taste for the general fair and attending public. 8. Upon signature and submittal of entry. Exhibitors and their agents, parents, leaders acknowledge that: a) They understand the State Rules and the local fair rules; b) They agree to abide by them; c) They certify that all information on the form is true and correct; d) They agree to comply with the fair s decision regarding any violation of the rules, and e) In the case of established unethical treatment of animals or violation of drug policy rules, exhibitor s name will be forwarded to Fairs and Expositions. 9. Proper precautions will be taken for the protection of the exhibits, but Yolo County Fair or its representatives will not be responsible for loss by fire, theft or otherwise. The Exhibitor agrees to indemnify and save harmless 5
Association and the State of California, their officers, servants and employees from any and all claims, resulting from any damages, injury or loss to any person or persons, including all persons to whom the Exhibitor may be liable under any Worker s Compensation law and Exhibitor himself and from any loss, damage, cause of action, claims or suits for damages including, but not limited to, loss of property, goods, caused by, arising out of or in any way connected with the exercise by Exhibitor of the privileges herein granted. 10. Premiums or Awards up to $100.00 per class or division will be paid out in cash the Friday Sunday of fair in the Office or Livestock Office from 11am 1pm and the 3 weeks following fair in the fair office during normal business hours. After the 3 weeks time, all unclaimed premium or award monies will become forfeit and will return to being the Yolo County Fair Property. 11. Premiums (cash awards) are paid only in accordance with results recorded on the judge s sheets. Tags, ribbons, etc. have no value as to payment of premiums. 12. Premium Checks Must be Cashed within 90 Days. No Checks will be reissued & after the 90 days all premiums revert to being the property of the Yolo County Fair. 13. Entry Fees Can ONLY Be Paid by Cashier s Check, Money Order or Check and must be received by the Closing of Entries or your entry will not count. For 2017, we cannot take CC or Cash. 14. All ribbons (except for those given at the time of judging) will be given out when entries are released. 15. For the protection of exhibitors, No Entries will be removed on the Closing Night of the Fair. 16. Refer to Individual Departments for release times. 17. No exhibits will be kept after Monday August 21, 2017. 18. The Fair Management shall not be responsible for accidents or loses that may occur to any of the exhibitors or exhibits at the Fair. The exhibitor (or parent or guardian of a minor) is responsible for any injury or damage resulting from the exhibitor s participation in the program or event. This included any injury to others or to the exhibitor or to the exhibitor s property. 6
Adult Agriculture & Horticulture Entries for All divisions close online July 14, 2017 All Divisions are in the Ag Business Building Other than Feature Booths & Yolo County s Bounty all other divisions entries are due to the Ag- Business Building Monday August 14, 2017 from 1pm 8pm All Entries must be picked up on Monday August 21, 2017 from 10 am 3pm in the Ag Business Building Agriculture & Horticulture Divisions are Open to residents of Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties. Agriculture and Horticulture Divisions will have Placings 1st through 3rd Ribbons only in each class. Only Divisions with Premiums are Feature Booths & Yolo County Bounty Entries must be paid with check, money order or Cashier s Check & it must be received in the Fair Office by Entry closing date. Premiums (cash awards) are paid only in accordance with results recorded on the judge s sheets. Ribbons, etc. have no value as to payment of premiums. All Premiums or Cash Awards under 100.00 per class or division will be in cash this year and will be available for pick up the Friday, Saturday or Sunday of Fair from 11am 1pm in the Livestock Office and for 3 weeks following the fair in the Regular Fair Office at 1125 East Street. At the end of those three weeks all premiums will be forfeited and will return to the Yolo County Fair. There will be a Best over All Awards in Each Division - 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $5.00 Agriculture Horticulture Sweepstakes are: 1st - $25.00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $15.00 Exhibitor is limited to 2 Entries per class unless otherwise stated. When possible please provide the variety name on Entry Feature Exhibits Does Not Count Towards Sweepstakes Open to Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties County, Community & Organizations Exhibits Feature Exhibits (Booths) shall be limited to one entry by or for a county, community, and organization or non- commercial entry in this Department. Exhibits (Booths) must be maintained for the duration of the fair. Back Lot Parking Pass fee will be $20.00 per pass. All booths will have a minimum of a 6-foot back wall and 4-foot side wall. Booths must be cleared of all staples and tacks in side walls when dismantled. For all classes in this Department. Booths shall be reserved only when the Fair Office has received the proper entry and fee. Fire Prevention -All material and decorations must be flame proofed and are subject to Inspection by the fire marshal. Building Schedule: Starting August 10, building will be open to work on booths Thursday Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday Aug. 13 Noon - 5:00 p.m. Monday Aug. 14-8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tuesday Aug. 15-8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Booths must be completed by 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 15. Booths must be dismantled between 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Monday, August 21 American Standard System of Judging 7
Community Service Booths Entries are to feature services, product or industry of Yolo County. Entry Fee - $20 per entry per class Premium Checks Must be Cashed within 90 Days. No Checks will be reissued & after the 90 days all premiums revert to being the property of the Yolo County Fair. Premiums offered for this class are: 1st - $250.00 2nd - $225.00 3rd - $200.00 4th - $175.00 5th - $150.00 6th - $125.00 7th - $100.00 Class: Community Service Booth 100 square feet (not more than 144 sq. ft.) Special Feature Exhibits Special Feature Exhibits (Booths) should display an agricultural product process or procedure of the area represented in such a manner to most attractively inform the public of the value, desirability & interest to the consumer, producer & community to be found in the subject being featured. Entry Fee For the 200 Square Foot Booth is $25.00 Entry Fee for the100 Square Foot Booth is $20.00 Premiums offered for 200 Square Foot Booth are 1st - $400.00 2nd - $375.00 3rd - $350.00 Premiums Offered for 100 Square Foot Booth are 1st - $250.00 2nd - $225.00 3rd - $200.00 4th - $175.00 5th - $150.00 Special Feature Booth 100 Square Foot Special Feature Booth 200 Square Foot Score Card for Judging Special Feature Booths Educational Value = 30% Displaying one aspect or segment of the area s agriculture in a manner made most interesting and informative to the public using readable labeling, concise legends and other visual educational aids using a minimum of brand names. Ingenuity = 30% Attractiveness = 20% Effective use of composition, animation, color and/or other exhibit aids to enhance appearance, create interest and invite closer inspection. Lighting = 5% Dramatic effects, color and/or any other technique enhancing the exhibit. Completeness = 15% Includes all important aspects or components of the booth subject or theme and utilize to best advantage all the space allotted. Total = 100% Score Card for Community Service Booth Services Provided to Community Value = 30% Theme: feature, service, product or industry of Yolo County = 30% Decoration and Lighting = 20% Arrangement & Labeling = 20% Total = 100% Yolo County s Bounty Does Not Count towards Sweepstakes $5.00 Entry Fee Due to Fair Office Before Entries Close & must be Check, Cashier s Check or Money Order Rules: Open to Groups, Families or Individuals. 1 entry per exhibitor. Division is Limited to 10 Entries Use Your Imagination with any type of Agriculture and/or Horticulture products displayed in a container. Produce need not to be 8
grown by Exhibitor. May use accessories. All materials to be provided by Exhibitor. Exhibitor s name & phone # must be on materials used) Space available 4 feet x 4 feet. Set up will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ONLY on Tues., Aug. 15 in the Ag-Business Building. (Should be mostly completed and ready for placement. Accessories are to be put in place at same time.) Exhibit Area will be assigned to each competitor. Entries will be judged on Wednesday, Aug.16 at 10 a.m. Exhibits will be released from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon., Aug. 21. Premiums are: Ornamental Gourd 5 Total Ornamental Indian Corn 5 Ears Total Ornamental Mini Pumpkins 5 Total Ornamental Sunflower Head 1 Total Citrus Grapefruit All Varieties 2 Total Lemons All Varieties 5 Total Oranges All Varieties 3 Total Xtra Citrus Not Listed 3 total Dry Beans & Seeds 1st-$50.00 2nd-$45.00 Please bring items in your own container 3rd-$40.00 4th-$35.00 5th-$30.00 Class: Yolo County Bounty Score Card for Judging Display Originality = 40% Use of produce = 35% Arrangement = 15% Use of Accessories = 10% Total = 100% Apples & Quince Apples all varieties 3 Quinces all varieties 3 Baby Vegetables & Miscellaneous Baby Vegetables Entries can be any vegetable in its immature, succulent stage that can be consumed without further cutting into bite sizes Baby Vegetable Mixed 8 Total 2 of each Kind Classes 1 & 2 we prefer pint jars All Varieties Accepted in All Classes Please put Variety on Entry Description Dried Beans Dried Peas Field Corn Seeds Vegetable Seeds - Large Vegetable Vegetable Seeds Small Vegetable Xtra Crop Seeds Not Listed Figs & Grapes Black Figs 5 Total White Figs 5 Total Any Red or Purple Flesh Grape 1 Bunch Any Red or Purple Wine Grape 1 Bunch Any White or Green Flesh Grape 1 Bunch Any White or Green Wine Grape 1 Bunch Baby Vegetable Same 6 Total 9
Fresh Herbs in a Jar All Classes should be in a Jar Display Basil Rosemary Sage Xtra Herb Not Listed Fruit & Pod Vegetables Corn - All Varieties = 5 Ears Eggplant - Long Japanese = 4 Eggplant Round or Oval = 2 Eggplant Specialty = 4 Okra = 6 Pepper Bell Variety = 3 Pepper Chili Variety = 5 Pepper Other Variety = 5 Snap Beans = 12 pods Tomato Early Girl = 5 Tomato Heirloom Varieties = 3 to 5 Tomato Juliet Cherry = 6 Tomato Market Variety Red = 5 Tomato Market Variety Yellow = 5 Tomato Other Cherry or Small Variety = 6 Tomato Pear = 6 Tomato Roma = 6 Xtra Fruit or Pod Vegetable Not Listed = 5 Grain & Forage Plants Please bring in your own container All Grain types will be judged together Alfalfa - All Varieties Bulk All Grains Bring in a pint jar Other Forage Plant Sheaves must be Matured & Cured not less than 4 in diameter at the Bottom tie. Monstrosities & Odd Shaped Limited to 1 Entry per Class Does Not Count Towards Sweepstakes Monstrosity Any Fruit Any Nut Any Type of Pepper Dry Onion No Red Varieties Eggplant Other Squash Other Vegetable Zucchini Xtra Monstrosity Not Listed Odd Shaped Cucumber Fruit Nut Squash Tomato Xtra Odd Shaped Not Listed Nuts & All Other Tree Crops Nut Classes must be Commercial Grades, Not Less Than One Pound Please enclose two shelled/open nuts with entry. One with part shell, one totally shelled. Almonds Non Pareil 10
Almonds Pareil Any Pecan Variety Ashley Walnut Eureka Walnut Hartley Walnut Woodland Wonder Walnut Xtra Tree Crop Not Listed Xtra Variety of Walnut Not Listed Other Fruits All Other Fruits Besides Pomegranates Judged Together = 3 All Varieties of Pomegranates = 3 Pears Peaches Nectarines Asian Pears All Varieties = 3 European Pears All Varieties = 3 Nectarines All Varieties = 3 Peaches All Varieties = 3 Plums Apricots Apriums & Pluots Apricots All Varieties = 5 Apriums or Pluots All Varieties = 5 Onion White Varieties = 3 Onion Yellow Varieties = 3 Potato Other = 5 Potato White Flesh = 5 Potato Yellow Flesh = 5 Xtra Root Bulb or Tuber Vegetable Not Listed = 3 Vine Crops Cucumber Dill Pickling Varieties = 3 Cucumber Green Slicing Varieties = 3 Cucumber Other Varieties = 3 Melon Cantaloupe = 1 Melon Honeydew = 1 Melon Other Melon = 1 Melon Watermelon Seeded = 1 Melon Watermelon Seedless = 1 Pumpkin Large Field Varieties = 1 Pumpkin Small Pie Varieties = 2 Squash Any Other Than Below 3 Squash Green Zucchini = 3 Squash Yellow Crookneck = 3 Xtra Vine Crop Not Listed Plum Any Drying Variety = 5 Plum Any Fresh Variety = 5 Root Bulb & Tuber Vegetables Carrots- All Varieties = 5 Garden Beets All Varieties = 5 Garlic Hard Neck = 5 Garlic Soft Neck = 5 Onion Red Varieties = 3 11
Adult Art Deliver & Pick up exhibits at Waite Hall. Entries close online 07/14/2017 Entries are brought in on Wednesday 8/09/2017 from 1pm 8pm Entries are Released Monday 8/21/2017 from 10 am 7pm Exhibitor is limited to eight (8) entries/one (1) entry per class including those entered in A Special Fair Theme Classes. All artists may enter the Artist s Auction to sell their own works (artists retain monies from sales). There will be a Best Over All Awards in Each Division 1st - $40.00 2nd - $30.00 3rd - $20.00 1st through 3rd ribbons only No Premiums in Individual Classes There will be a Paint Out at the Yolo County Fair on Thursday, Aug. 17 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Art demonstrations will take place on Thursday and Saturday afternoon. A walk through with a professional photographer will take place on Saturday at noon. We encourage and appreciate donations of art works or cash to the Benefit Auction which benefits Yolo County High School Art Departments. RULES: Open to residents of Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties. Minimum age 18 years. All entries must be labeled on reverse side with the name, address, and phone number of exhibitor and section and class number in which it is being entered. All exhibits must be an original work of the exhibitor and completed within the last year: class assignments done under supervision are not eligible for judging and should not be entered. Copies of all or significant parts of reproductions of artworks or photos not taken by the artist are not original and violate the copyright laws: do not enter them. Second generation work, such as laser, photocopy, photographic lithograph, etc. Must be entered in Graphic or Print Class. We Accept only those Paintings & Drawings that are framed & wired securely for hanging. No clamp-type framing with glass or acrylic edges exposed and no Saw Tooth Hangers. Gallery wrapped canvases that are wired for hanging are acceptable. The Management reserves the right to reject any entries in this department. No painting or drawing shall exceed 37 x 37 Inches, including frame. Greatest care will be taken in handling, but no responsibility for loss or damage will be assumed by the Painting or Drawing Department of the Yolo County Fair or its agents. All insurance must be carried by the exhibitor. For the protection of exhibitors, no entries will be removed on the closing night of the fair. In the Adult Department, in classes which require that the exhibit be the creative work of the owner, husband and wife are considered separate exhibitors A Special Theme Best Over All 1st - $50.00 2nd - $40.00 3rd - $30.00 Some Like It Hot A Painting of Last Year s Fair Advanced, Beginner & Intermediate Art Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced All have the Same Classes So Please Choose the Correct Divisions Advanced = For those that have painted or drawn for over 5 years with any medium Intermediate = For those that have painted or drawn for 3-4 years with any medium 12
Beginner = For those that have painted or drawn for less than 3 years with any medium Acrylic or Oil Abstract or Non-Objective Acrylic or Oil Cityscape Acrylic or Oil Domestic Animals Acrylic or Oil Floral Acrylic or Oil Interiors Acrylic or Oil Landscape with Water Acrylic or Oil Landscape without Water Acrylic or Oil Machinery Acrylic or Oil People Acrylic or Oil Portrait Acrylic or Oil Seascape or Marine Acrylic or Oil Skyscape clouds, weather etc. Acrylic or Oil Still Life Acrylic or Oil Structure Acrylic or Oil Transportation with Wheels Acrylic or Oil Wild Animals Collages Abstract Collages Narrative Collages Non-Objective Collages Other Than Above Pastel or Chalk Still Life Pastel or Chalk Xtra Not Listed Print or Graphic Animal or People Print or Graphic Landscape Print or Graphic Xtra Not Listed Water Colors Abstract or Non-Objective Water Colors Cityscape Water Colors Domestic Animals Water Colors Floral Water Colors Interiors Water Colors Landscape with Structure Water Colors Landscape with Water Water Colors Landscape without Water Water Colors Machinery Water Colors People Water Colors Portrait Water Colors Seascape or Marine Water Colors Skyscape clouds, weather etc. Water Colors Still Life Water Colors Structure Water Colors Transportation with Wheels Water Colors Wild Animals Computer Drawing Any Type Drawing Animal or People Drawing Landscape Drawing Other Than Above Encaustic Abstract Encaustic Realistic Mixed Media Abstract or Non-Objective Mixed Media Objective Pastel or Chalk Landscape or Structure 13
Adult Artistic Floral Arrangements Exhibitor is Limited to 1 entry per class Wednesday s Arrangements Entries Close July 14, 2017 Wednesday s Arrangements Are to be brought in on Wednesday 8/16 between 8 am 9:45am Wednesday s Arrangements Entries are to be picked up Saturday 8/19 before 9am Saturday s Arrangement entries close July 14, 2017 Saturday s Arrangements are to be brought in Saturday 8/19 between 8 am 9:45 am Saturday s Arrangements are to be picked up Monday 8/21 between 10 am 3pm Arrangement Divisions will have Placings 1st through 3rd ribbons only in each class. No Premiums in Individual Classes in Individual Classes in Individual Classes Best Over All Awards in Each Division or Combination of Divisions = 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $5.00 Rules: Exhibitors must be residents of Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties. Flowers for arrangements need not be raised by exhibitor. All arrangements must contain fresh flowers and/or fresh plant material (foliage permitted unless otherwise stated). In the Open Division Only there are classes for dried & silk arrangements and/or wreaths. All fresh plant material must be in water other than cacti and succulents. No painted, dyed or silk flowers, artificial vegetables or fresh food in fresh flower arrangements (unless otherwise stated). Scenes using sand, gravel, and/or moss are not acceptable as design. Arrangement accessories must be marked for positive identification. Exhibitors shall enter only One (1) Division in which they qualify. This does not include Open Division or Wednesday Morning Special Class. Maximum arrangement space 24 wide x 18 deep To all Arrangers Once you have advanced to a new Division, you cannot go back. Beginners Open to those who have never won a blue ribbon in Artistic Arrangement in the Yolo County Fair. Intermediates Open to those who have won one blue ribbon but not more than 10 blue ribbons in Artistic Arrangements in the Yolo County Fair. Advanced Open to those who have won more than 10 blue ribbons in Artistic Arrangements in the Yolo County Fair. Masters Open to student judges, accredited judges, teachers, lecturers, and any exhibitor who has been entering more than 10 years. Open Open to all Exhibitors Wednesday s Most Outstanding Arrangements Beginner & Intermediate Advanced & Master Saturday s Most Outstanding Arrangements Beginner & Intermediate Advanced & Master Outstanding Exhibits will receive a $5.00 Gift Certificate donated by Boxwood Nursery & Gifts, INC. Wednesday Floral Arrangements Beginner: A Spot of Tea Arrangement with an Accessory Hoops & Loops Exhibitor s Interpretation Tall & Fanciful A Tall Arrangement Intermediate: 14
Basketful of Dreams Basket Arrangement Nature s Paint Pot Bright Colors in a Copper Pot Summer Festival A Massive Arrangement Advanced: Fantasyland Exhibitor s Interpretation Putting on the Ritz Black & White Arrangement Reflections Twin Arrangement in Interlocking Wall Niches Masters: Frosty Bubble Round Arrangement using White Flowers & Greenery Gaiete Parisienne Exhibitor s Interpretation Summer Breeze Lacy & Delicate Arrangement Open: Picnic Dried Arrangement with an Accessory Thanks for the Memory Arrangement using Silk flowers Saturday Floral Arrangements Beginner: Fruit Cocktail Mixed Bouquet Grand Slam Anything Goes Hi, Neighbor Twin Arrangement Intermediate: Fun Shine Bright & Cheerful Arrangement Garden Goodies Exhibitor s Interpretation Melody of Flowers Large & Colorful Arrangement Recycled Exhibitor s Interpretation Open: Don t Go Near the Water Dried Arrangement Moon Glow Silk Arrangement with Soft Cool Colors Special Wednesday Arrangement Exhibits to be brought in the same time as Wednesday Morning Arrangements. This exhibit will Stay for the fair & will be released Monday 08/21/2017 Exhibitors need to check on arrangements during fair to make sure flowers are kept fresh. Exhibitors may come in each day between 7 a. m and 9 a.m. to check on their arrangement. Use flower booth entrance. Premiums will be 1st Place $25.00, 2nd Place $20.00 & 3rd Place $15.00 Class: An Arrangement for a Baby Artistic Arrangements Judging Score Card Design = 40% Suitable Combination = 30% Neatness = 20% Conformance to Schedule = 10% Total = 100% She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not Use Daisies Advanced: High Jinks Tall Arrangement Keep it Casual Exhibitor s Interpretation Spice of Life Use Spices Masters: It Ain t Easy Being Green All Green Arrangement 15
Adult Baked Foods Open Judging Home Arts Building Open to residents of Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties. Entries close online July 14, 2017 Wednesday Night Entries are due to the Home Arts Building Wednesday August 16th at 6:30 pm Thursday Night Entries are Due to the Home Arts Building Thursday August 17th at 6:30pm All entries released Monday August 21, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Open Judging & Thursday s Men s Only will be awarded Gift Certificates 1st Place will receive $10.00 certificate 2nd Place will receive $7.00 certificate 3rd Place will receive $5.00 certificate Sponsored by Timothy s Bakery Rules: Limit First 15 entries per class. 1 entry per class, per exhibitor. Entries judged at 7:00 p.m. each night. No Sweepstakes points awarded. Open judging - Exhibitors are present while judges are judging entries. Wednesday Night s Entries - Open to all adult exhibitors. Thursday Night s Entries Men Only - Open to all gentlemen, any age. Friendly Competition- consists of two competitors. For this year, each of you must enter separately and then put in the question box who you are competing against. Any age, sex, etc. (Mom against Dad, Dad against Daughter, Neighbor against Neighbor, etc. NOTE: Know Your Oven - Time and or oven temperature might have to be adjusted. Wednesday Night Open Judging Must follow basic recipe exactly. Festive Fruit Scones 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 Tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon baking powder ¼ teaspoon baking soda ¼ teaspoon salt 3 Tablespoons cold butter or margarine ½ Cup Diced dried fruit (apricots, apples or prunes) ½ teaspoon grated orange peel ¾ cup buttermilk 1 Tablespoon milk Additional Sugar In a Bowl combine flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda & salt. Cut in butter until the mixture resembles fine crumbs. Add fruit and orange peel. Stir in Buttermilk until a soft dough forms. Turn onto a floured board, kneed gently for 2-3 minutes. Shape into a ball. Roll into a 7- inch circle. Cut into 10 wedges, place on a greased baking sheet. Brush with milk, sprinkle with extra sugar. Bake at 425 degrees for 12 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Yields 10 Scones Please bring all 10 scones in on a paper plate for judging Peanut Butter Oat Bars 2/3 cup butter or margarine melted ¼ cup peanut butter 1 cup packed brown sugar ¼ cup light corn syrup ¼ teaspoon vanilla extract 16
4 cups quick cooking oats Topping: 1 cup milk chocolate chips ½ cup butterscotch chips 1/3 cup peanut butter In a mixing bowl, combine butter, peanut butter, brown sugar, corn syrup & vanilla; gradually stir in the oats; press into a greased 13 in x 9in x 2in baking pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 12 14 minutes or until edges are golden brown. Cool on a wire rack for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, melt chips and peanut butter in the microwave or over a double boiler until melted; stir until well blended and spread over warm bars. Cool Completely; refrigerate for 2 3 hours before cutting yields 4 dozen bars. Bring in 24 pieces on a paper plate for judging Zu-Key-Ni Dill Muffins 3 ½ cups all-purpose flour 1/3 cup sugar 2 tablespoons baking powder 1 tablespoon dill weed 2 teaspoons salt 2 cups grated unpeeled zucchini 2 eggs 1 ½ cups milk ½ cup vegetable oil ½ cup grated parmesan cheese In a large bowl, combine the first 5 ingredients; add zucchini and stir until coated. Combine the eggs, milk and oil; stir in to the zucchini mixture just until moistened. Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups 2/3 full. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese and bake at 400 degrees for 18 20 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean; cool for 5 minutes before removing from muffin tin to a wire rack to cool completely. Thursday Night Open Judging Men s Only Class: Banana Nut Bread Any recipe Bring in a loaf and the recipe on a paper plate please for judging Friendly Competition Class: Get your family & friends involved- Be Competitive - Get in and Compete!! This Section is for those exhibitors who have said they want to compete against their husbands, siblings, neighbors, children, etc. No Age limit. Encourage your family, friends and neighbors to get in and enter. A competitor may only enter once. Limited to 10 entries per class Each entry to consist of two plates separately bagged, but attached to each other. Each competitor to supply 4 items on a paper plate, plus two items in a baggy for judging with recipe attached. For the new entry system, each of you must enter separately and then answer the entry question of who you are competing against so we can match you up. First Timers Class is open to anyone who has never competed against each other before Winners will receive $10.00 gift certificates. Losers will receive $5.00 gift certificates. First Timer s Sponsored by The Gifted Penguin - Brownies with Nuts your choice of ingredients Old Timer s Class Sponsored by The Cookie Company Snickerdoodles Bring 12 muffins in on a paper plate for judging. 17
Adult Baked Goods All exhibits are received at the Home Arts Building Exhibitor is limited to one (1) entry per class. Sweepstakes for Baked Goods 1st - $25.00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $15.00 Baked Goods divisions will have Placings 1st through 3rd ribbons Only in each class. No Premiums in Individual Classes in Individual Classes, However There will be a Best Over All Awards in Each Division 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $5.00 Baked Foods Using Specialty Oils The following baked goods must use Olive, Flavored or Nut Oil in recipe. Recipe must be attached to entry and must state what type of Oil used. Any Cookie Any Cake Brownies with a flavored oil Bundt Cake Cornbread Fruit or Nut Loaf Bread Other Type Not Listed Bars & Cookies 4 brought in on a 7" paper plate Chocolate Chocolate Chip with Nuts Chocolate Chip with Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Plain Chocolate Chip Xtra Not Listed - Name Ginger Molasses Oatmeal Plain Oatmeal - With nuts or raisins Oatmeal Xtra Not Listed Peanut Butter Snickerdoodles Sugar Xtra Drop Cookie No Fruit or Vegetable Xtra Shaped or Pressed Cookie Vegetable or Fruit Cookie No Bars Biscuits & Rolls Quantity 4 Brought In on 9" paper plate Any Type of Biscuits Cinnamon Rolls Excluding Yeast Doughnuts Excluding Yeast Fruit Muffins Other Muffins Other Rolls Excluding Yeast Scones Bar Lemon Bar Fruit or Vegetable Like Fig Bar Other Not Listed Brownies 18
Cakes Unfrosted or Non-Glazed 1/3 cake, plus 1 slice brought in on 10" heavy cardboard Any Pound cake name Bundt Any Type name Carrot Pineapple Upside Down Raw Apple Confections 6 pieces brought in on a 7" paper plate Any Type of Nuts name Breakfast Food Candy Fudge Chocolate Fudge Other - name Microwave Peanut Brittle Microwave Other Confection name Rocky Road Xtra Confection Not Listed name Decorated Items A mix of Styrofoam or cardboard form may be used provided the shape is one which could reasonably be achieved through baking. For persons who have engaged in cake decoration as a hobby for the love of the work, whose returns from sales, if any, do not exceed the cost of the materials used. Cake Birthday, Shower or Holiday Cake Not Listed Cupcake Birthday, Shower or Holiday Cupcake Not Listed Decorated Items Special Fair Theme Quantities: Cookie & Cupcake - 2 each Cake 1 Fair Theme: Memories, Music & Mooves At the Yolo County Fair Not A Typo for Mooves Think Cows Cake may use Styrofoam or cardboard form provided shape is one which could reasonably be achieved through baking. Special Fair Theme Cake Special Fair Theme Cookie Special Fair Theme Cupcake Frosted Cakes & Cupcakes Filling may be same as frosting or different 1/2 cake, plus I slice brought in on 10" heavy cardboard Cake Chocolate Cake Spice, Vegetable or Fruit Cake White or Gold Cupcake Any Flavor Mini Size Bring 6 Cupcake Any Flavor Regular Size Bring 4 Xtra Cake Not Listed name Pies Minimum size is a 6" pie Top Measure One Crust Lemon Merengue Other One Crust Pie Two Crust Apple Two Crust Peach Xtra two Crust Pie Not Listed name 19
Quick Breads Mini-loaf to be brought in on a 9" paper plate Pan use a suitable size for entry - 1/2 pan, plus I slice brought in on a 9" paper plate Banana Bread Plain Mini-loaf Banana Bread With nuts Mini-loaf Coffee Cake Pan Corn Bread Pan Nut Bread Mini-loaf Other Fruit Bread - Date, Apple Etc. Mini-loaf Pumpkin Bread Mini-loaf Zucchini Bread Mini-loaf Vegetable Bread Not Listed Mini-loaf Xtra Quick Bread Not Listed Mini-loaf or Pan Yeast Breads or Rolls Minimum size is a 7 x 3 x 2 Inch pan Bread - ½ loaf plus 1 slice brought in on 9 paper plate Rolls 4 brought in on 9 paper plate Bread - Machine Any Type name Bread Portuguese Sweet Bread White Bread Whole Wheat must contain at least 50% or more Whole Wheat Flour Bread Xtra Yeast Bread name Rolls Cinnamon Rolls Portuguese Sweet Rolls Sourdough Rolls Sweet Rolls Wheat Rolls Xtra Not Listed name 20
Adult Clothing & Textiles Open to Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties All exhibits are received at the Home Arts Building. Entries are due Online by July 14, 2017 Entries are Due to the Home Arts Building August 09, 2017 1pm 8pm Entries Must Be picked up at the Home Arts Building on Monday August 21, 2017 from 10am 7pm First Time Quilters & All Quilters Divisions Exhibitor is limited to One (1) entry per class. All Other Divisions Exhibitor is limited to Two (2) entries per class. All entries in the divisions must have been home produced by the exhibitor within one year of the opening date of the Fair. Sweepstakes for Clothing & Textiles = 1st - $25.00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $15.00 Clothing & Textile Divisions will have Placings 1st through 3rd ribbons Only in each class. No Premiums in Individual Classes in Individual Classes however, there will be a Best Over All Awards in Each Division Awards unless specified will be: 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $5.00 Best Over All Awards for First Time Quilter & All Quilters will be: 1st - $20.00 2nd - $15.00 3rd - $10.00 Appliqued Articles Machine and/or Hand Sewn Wall hangings must be ready to hang or they will not be accepted. Pillow Table Linens Wall Hanging No Holidays Wearing Apparel Xtra Item Not Listed Above name Crocheted Articles Afghan Full Size Afghan Lap Size Animal, Doll or Toy Any Size Tablecloth Bassinet, Crib or Carrier Cover Bedspread Centerpiece for Table or Dresser Doilies Set of 2 Dressed Doll 2 or More Outfits Hat or Gloves Infant Apparel up to 24 months Infant or Baby Blanket Kitchen Set Towel, Dish Towel & Hot Pad Layette Set Pillow Place Mats Set of 2 Recycled Article must be made from plastic bags Shawl Socks Sweater Xtra Item Not Listed Xtra Wearing Apparel Not Listed Holiday Bed Quilt Christmas 21
Bed Quilt Other Holiday Center Piece Christmas Center Piece Other Holiday Decorations Novelty Items Card Holder or Such Ornament Any Holiday 1 3 Pieces Place Mats or Table Runner Christmas Place Mats or Table Runner Other Holiday Stocking Tree Skirt Christmas Wall Hanging Christmas Wall Hanging Other Holiday Xtra Other Large Item Over 18 Inches Xtra Other Small Item Under 18 Inches Knitted Articles Afghan Full Size Afghan Lap Size Animal Doll or Toy Bassinet, Crib or Carrier Cover Bedspread Child s Sweater Dressed Doll with 2 or More Outfits Gloves Handspun & Knitted Item name Hat Infant blanket Infant Other Item Layette Set Loomed Knit Article Machine Knit Article Man s Sweater Rug Shawl Socks Woman s Sweater Xtra Item Not Listed above name Miscellaneous Clothing & Textiles Any Needlework Picture 8 12 Inches Any Needlework Picture Over 12 Inches Bedspread cannot be quilted, crocheted or knitted Latch Hook Rug Needlework Large No Picture Over 12 Inches Needlework Small No Picture Under 12 Inches Plastic Canvas Item Over 12 Inches Plastic Canvas Item Under 12 Inches Recycled Accessory Made from another garment Recycled Wearable Article Made from another garment Stuffed Article Stuffed Set 2 or more Tatting Article Wall Hangings Excluding quilted, appliqued & holiday But Including Wreaths Xtra Large Textile Not Listed Over 12 Inches Xtra Small Textile Not Listed Under 12 Inches Quilts First Time Quilter Any Combination of Techniques quilted by another Any combination of Techniques quilted by exhibitor Pieced Quilt quilted by another 22
Pieced Quilt quilted by exhibitor Quilts All Quilters Baby Quilt Combination of Techniques Baby Quilt Pieced quilted by another Baby Quilt Pieced quilted by exhibitor Bed Size Quilt Appliqued quilted by another Bed Size Quilt Appliqued quilted by exhibitor Bed Size Quilt Combination of Techniques Bed Size Quilt Pieced quilted by another Bed Size Quilt Pieced quilted by exhibitor Hand Quilted Appliqued quilted by exhibitor Hand Quilted Combination of Techniques quilted by another Hand Quilted Original Design quilted by exhibitor Hand Quilted Pieced quilted by exhibitor Hand Quilted Whole Cloth quilted by another Hand Quilted Whole Cloth quilted by hand Miniature Quilt Any Technique Wall Hangings Appliqued quilted by another Wall Hangings Appliqued quilted by exhibitor Wall Hangings Combination of Techniques quilted by another Wall Hangings Combination of Techniques quilted by exhibitor Wall Hangings Pieced quilted by another Wall Hangings Pieced quilted by exhibitor Quilted Articles Household Items Table Linens, Napkins etc. Sewn Articles Adult Apron Adult Blouse Adult Casual Dress Adult Coordinated Outfit Adult Costume Adult Dressy Dress Adult Formal or Wedding Dress Adult Jacket Adult Man s Shirt Adult Skirt Adult Vest Adult Xtra Item Not Listed Baby & Infant Blanket Baby & Infant Boy Apparel Baby & Infant Girl Apparel Baby & Infant Layette Set Child Coordinated Outfit Child Costume Child Dress Child Dressed Doll with 2 or More outfits Child Xtra Item Not Listed Woven Articles Man s Apparel Woman s Apparel Xtra Article Not Listed Large Xtra Article Not Listed Small Non-Household Item Tote Bag, Purse, etc. Wearing Apparel 23
Adult Crafts & Hobbies All exhibits are received at Waite Hall. Exhibitor is limited to 2 entries per class unless otherwise noted Entries close online July 14, 2017 Entries are brought in on Wednesday 8/09/17 from 1pm 8pm Entries are Released Monday 8/21/2017 from 10 am 7pm There will be a Best Over All Awards in each division = 1st - $30.00 2nd - $25.00 3rd - $20.00 unless otherwise noted 1st through 3rd -- ribbons only -- No Premiums in Individual Classes in Individual Classes No fabric or sewn articles in Crafts & Hobbies We encourage and appreciate donations of artworks or cash to the Benefit Auction that benefits Yolo County High School Art Departments. All artists may enter the Artist s Auction to sell their own works (artists retain monies from sales). Rules: 1. Open to residents of Colusa, Solano, Sutter, Yuba and Yolo Counties. Minimum age 18 years. 2. All entries must be labeled with the name, address, & phone number of exhibitor & section & class number in which it is being entered. 3. All exhibits must be original work of the exhibitor & completed within the last year. 4. The management reserves the right to screen, withhold or reject any entries in this department. 5. No sculpture or any other craft that cannot be easily handled will be accepted. No fabric, yarn or sewn articles. Items over 48 inches must have prior approval of Entry Department 6. Framed craft items must be wired and ready to hang. 7. Greatest care will be taken in handling, but no responsibility for loss or damage will be assumed by the Crafts and Hobbies 8. Department of the Yolo County Fair or its agents. All insurance must be carried by the exhibitor. All sales will be referred to the exhibitor. 9. For the protection of exhibitors, no entries will be removed on the closing night of the fair. 10. In the Adult Department, in classes which require that the exhibit be the creative work of the owner, husband and wife are considered Separate exhibitors. Three-Dimensional Art Work Best Over All = 1 st $40.00, 2 nd $30.00 & 3 rd $25.00 Clay Sculpture Under 50 Pounds Glass Sculpture Metal Sculpture Recycled or Found Materials Stone Sculpture Wood Sculpture Crafts & Hobbies Both Crafter & Amateur Crafter Have the Same Classes So Choose the Correct Division Amateur Crafter = Have not Participated in a Craft Show or Sold any Crafts 24
Crafter = You have participated in Craft Shows or have offered and sold more than 10 Craft Articles Any Beaded Item Not Jewelry Any Bookmark Any Item Made from Recycled or Found Material Artist Trading Cards 9 or less Ceramic With Electrical Components Ceramic Functional Cups, Plates, etc. Ceramic Glazed & Fired Not Cast Ceramic Hand Painted Cast Piece Garden Art Birdhouse Garden Art Other Glass work Any Item Gourd Art Carving & or Filigree Gourd Art Coiling Gourd Art Painting Gourd Art Burning or Pyrography Gourd Art Xtra not Listed Greeting Cards Any Holiday Greeting Cards Other Occasion Holiday Ornaments 1-3 Mosaic Piece Dimensional Mosaic Piece Flat Musical Instrument Paper Sculpture Folded or Origami Post Cards 4 x 6 in size include 2 Purchased & Painted Glass or China Item Refinished Furniture Chair or Table Only Refinished Furniture Other Rubber Stamping Craft Scrapbooking 1 2 Pages Tole Painting Folk Art Item Tole Painting Traditional Item Travel Post Cards 4 x 6 include 2 Wood Item Furniture Wood Item Large Not Furniture Wood Item not from a Kit or Toy Wood Item Small Under 23 Inches Miscellaneous Crafts Any Other Large Craft Over 36 Inches Any Other Medium Craft 18 to 36 Inches Any Other Small Craft Under 18 Inches Holiday Other Item Jewelry Crocheted or Knitted Jewelry Handmade with Natural Materials Jewelry Metal Art Jewelry Set with Beads 2 or More Pieces Jewelry Single Piece with Beads Macramé Item Metal Work Item Model or Kit Car Model or Kit Other 25
Adult Cut Flowers Exhibitor is Limited to 2 entries per class in all divisions 1st through 3rd placings, ribbons only & No Premiums in Individual Classes in Individual Classes Best Over All Awards in Each Division = 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $5.00 Cut Flower Sweepstakes will include entries from Thursday & Saturday Divisions = 1st - $25-00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $15.00 Rules: 1. Show cut flower(s) with foliage whenever POSSIBLE. 2. Ribbon may be claimed in Flower House Monday, August 22 between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. 3. Doors will close at 10:30 a.m. for judging each day. 4. No one will be allowed to enter the exhibit building while flowers are accepted. Judging Scale Score Card Cut Flower Specimens Size = 20% Color = 20% Form = 20% Substance = 10% Floriferous = 10% Foliage = 10% Stem = 10% Total = 100% Thursday s Cut Flowers Entries Close 07/14/2017 Exhibits received Thursday 08/17/2017 7:30 10:00 AM Exhibits Judged Thursday 08/17/2017 10:30 AM Thursday Baskets of Flowers Exhibitor limited to one (1) entry per class No Fillers Please 1 Variety of small cut flowers Multiple Varieties of small cut flowers 1 Variety of large cut flowers Multiple Varieties of large cut flowers Thursday Miscellaneous Cut Flowers Different colors where possible 3 stems with flowers or spray (unless otherwise directed) Xtra Flower Not Listed must be a variety that is not listed in Thursday s or Saturday s Cut Flower Classes Bougainvillea Butterfly Bush Crepe Myrtle Lavender or Purple Crepe Myrtle Pink Crepe Myrtle Red or Watermelon Crepe Myrtle Xtra Not Listed Dahlia 4 6 Inch Any Type 1 Bloom Dahlia Large over 8 Dahlia Medium 6 8 Inches 1 Bloom Dahlia Miniature up to 4 Inches Single Bloom Dahlia Miniature up to 4 Inches 3 Blooms Dahlia Pompom up to 2 Inches Gladiolus 1 Spike Lantana Marigolds Double Marigolds Single 26
Oleander Double 1 spray Oleander Single 1 spray Pink Dianthus Plumbago 1 Spray Potato Rose of Sharon 1 stem Sunflower Over 6 Inches 1 stem Sunflower under 6 Inches 3 stems Verbena Xtra Flower Not Listed Thursday Roses Note to Judges: No dividing classes unless there are over 10 entries in a Class Roses should be 1/3 to 1/2 open. Buds less than that size do not qualify as blooms, except single roses which should be nearly open. Foliage to be included. Must be Disbudded in advance. Grandiflora & Miniature Roses = 1 Stem or Natural Spray If you know the name please put it in the Entry Description Floribunda & Polyantha Blend Floribunda & Polyantha Lavender Floribunda & Polyantha Orange or Coral Floribunda & Polyantha Pink Floribunda & Polyantha Red Floribunda & Polyantha Variegated or Bi-Color Floribunda & Polyantha White Floribunda & Polyantha Yellow Grandiflora Any Blend Grandiflora Orange or Coral Grandiflora Pink Grandiflora Red Grandiflora Variegated or Bi-Color Grandiflora Yellow Grandiflora White Miniature General Display of 5 Stems Miniature Orange Blend Miniature Pink Miniature Pink Blend Miniature Red Miniature Red Blend Miniature White or Cream Miniature Yellow Blend Miniature Yellow Blend Other Type Not Listed Any Climbing Rose Other Type Not Listed Pink Other Type Not Listed Red Other Type Not Listed White Other Type Not Listed Xtra Color Not Listed Thursday Zinnias Most Outstanding Zinnia of the Day $10.00 Gift Certificate in memory of Susan Jorgensen Giant Zinnias & Other Zinnias = 3 Blooms Each on 6 Inch or More Stems Giant Type Display 10 or more giant any color in own container Giant Type Orange or Salmon Giant Type Orchid or Lavender Giant Type Red Giant Type Variegated or Bi-Color Giant Type White or Cream Giant Type Yellow 27