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Exhibit #1 - Section and Class #1. Section* Choose a Section and select class from options below.
A. CACTI-CONTAINER-GROWN B. SUCCULENTS-CONTAINER-GROWN C. MINIATURE CACTI & SUCCULENTS CONTAINER-GROWN D. ORCHIDS-CONTAINER-GROWN E. CONTAINER-GROWN FOLIAGE F. CONTAINER-GROWN FLOWERING G. DWARF OR MINIATURE FOLIAGE PLANTS CONTAINER-GROWN H. DWARF OR MINIATURE FLOWERING PLANTS CONTAINER-GROWN I. FORCED BULBS, TUBERS, RHIZOMES CONTAINER-GROWN J. ARBOREALS - Broadleaf Evergreens K. ARBOREALS - Needled Evergreens L. ARBOREALS - Forced or Winter Blooming Branches M. DWARF OR MINIATURE ARBOREALS CONTAINER-GROWN N. DWARF OR MINIATURE ARBOREALS CUT SPECIMENS O. FOLIAGE CUT SPECIMENS P. FLOWERING CUT SPECIMENS Q. Care for Your Air-Grace Your Home with House Plants
#1 Class A* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 1. Astrophytum Class 2. Echinocactus Class 3. Mammillaria Class 4. Opuntia Class 5. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class B* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 6. Agave Class 7. Aloe Class 8. Crassula Class 9. Echeveria Class 10. Euphorbia Class 11. Haworthia Class 12. Lithops Class 13. Sansevieria Class 14. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class C* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 15. Echinocactus Class 16. Mammillaria Class 17. Crassula Class 18. Euphorbia Class 19. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class D* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 20. Dendrobium Class 21. Phalaenopsis Class 22. Oncidium Class 23. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class E* Eligible for Grower's Choice Award
Class 24. Begonia Class 25. Epipremnum Class 26. Fern Class 27. Hedera Class 28. Peperomia Class 29. Philodendron Class 30. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class F* Plants must be in fruit or flower. Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award
Class 31. Anthurium Class 32. Begonia Class 33. Sinningia Class 34. Streptocarpus ionanthus (African Violet) Class 35. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class G* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 36. Begonia Class 37. Ficus Class 38. Hedera Class 39. Peperomia Class 40. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class H* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 41. Begonia Class 42. Orchid Class 43. Streptocarpus Class 44. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class I* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit.
Class 45. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) ‘Dancing Queen’ - Judges Challenge Class 46. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) ‘Double Delicious’ - Judges Challenge Class 47. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) ‘Double Dream’ - Judges Challenge Class 48. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) Class 49. Hyacinthus Class 50. Narcissus Class 51. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class J* Cut specimens must be no more than 30" in length, include an apical tip, central leader, and several nodes. Eligible for Arboreal Award
Class 52. Buxus Class 53. Ilex Class 54. Leucothoe Class 55. Rhododendron Class 56. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class K* Cut specimens must be no more than 30" in length, include an apical tip, central leader, and several nodes. Eligible for Arboreal Award.
Class 57. Chamaecyparis Class 58. Juniperus Class 59. Picea Class 60. Pinus Class 61. Thuja Class 62. Tsuga Class 63. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class L* Cut specimens must be no more than 30" in length, include an apical tip, central leader and several nodes. Eligible for Arboreal Award.
Class 64. Chaenomeles Class 65. Forsythia Class 66. Hamamelis (Witch Hazel) Class 67. Pieris Class 68. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class M* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 69. Broadleaf Evergreens Class 70. Needled Evergreens Class 71. Forced or Winter Blooming Class 72. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class N* Cut specimens must be no more than 18" in length, include an apical tip, central leader and several nodes. Eligible for Elfin Award.
Class 73. Broadleaf Evergreens Class 74. Needled Evergreens Class 75. Forced or Winter Blooming Class 76. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class O* Eligible for Award of Merit.
Class 77. Alocasia Class 78. Begonia Class 79. Coleus Class 80. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class P* Eligible for Award of Merit
Class 81. Crocus Class 82. Galanthus Class 83. Helleborus Class 84. Any Other Worthy
#1 Class Q* This is a group or Club effort for garden design or other horticultural effort. A minimum of five (5) container-grown house plants by two or more club members displayed in an artistic manner. Staging panels and underlays are optional. See HB (p61 J.) for other staging ideas. Exhibits will be displayed with black curtains behind them. Limited to four (4) Entries. Only the Club President's Name is on Entry Card. A key card (minimum 4" x 6") with plant ID must accompany entry. Exhibit space is 3'W x 29"D x 29"H. Consultant: Sharon Bender (203-530-2920). Eligible for The Connecticut Group Horticultural Award, see page six (6) of the Flower Show Schedule for a description of the Award.
Class 85. Display of Container-Grown House Plants
#1 Is this plant a cultivar or variety? Select one below. A cultivar (expressed as cv. 'Name') is created by humans; a variety (expressed as var. name) is created by nature.
Did you propagate this plant?* Propagation is the process of creating new plants from existing plants. Propagated plants are eligible for the Elisabeth Swain Memorial Propagation Award (See Flower Show Schedule page 6).
Describe how you propagated this plant.*
Confirm Exhibits* Please confirm that you have entered the correct spelling of the Botanical Name(s).
Please check below to confirm the plant(s) you have entered have been in your possession the required length of time (90 days or as of 11/23/2023); Arboreal-woody ornamental -specimens in Sections J, K, L and N must have been in your possession for 6 months.*
Exhibit #2 - Section and Class #2. Section* Choose a Section and select class from options below.
A. CACTI-CONTAINER-GROWN B. SUCCULENTS-CONTAINER-GROWN C. MINIATURE CACTI & SUCCULENTS CONTAINER-GROWN D. ORCHIDS-CONTAINER-GROWN E. CONTAINER-GROWN FOLIAGE F. CONTAINER-GROWN FLOWERING G. DWARF OR MINIATURE FOLIAGE PLANTS CONTAINER-GROWN H. DWARF OR MINIATURE FLOWERING PLANTS CONTAINER-GROWN I. FORCED BULBS, TUBERS, RHIZOMES CONTAINER-GROWN J. ARBOREALS - Broadleaf Evergreens K. ARBOREALS - Needled Evergreens L. ARBOREALS - Forced or Winter Blooming Branches M. DWARF OR MINIATURE ARBOREALS CONTAINER-GROWN N. DWARF OR MINIATURE ARBOREALS CUT SPECIMENS O. FOLIAGE CUT SPECIMENS P. FLOWERING CUT SPECIMENS Q. Care for Your Air-Grace Your Home with House Plants
#2 Class A* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 1. Astrophytum Class 2. Echinocactus Class 3. Mammillaria Class 4. Opuntia Class 5. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class B* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 6. Agave Class 7. Aloe Class 8. Crassula Class 9. Echeveria Class 10. Euphorbia Class 11. Haworthia Class 12. Lithops Class 13. Sansevieria Class 14. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class C* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 15. Echinocactus Class 16. Mammillaria Class 17. Crassula Class 18. Euphorbia Class 19. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class D* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 20. Dendrobium Class 21. Phalaenopsis Class 22. Oncidium Class 23. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class E* Eligible for Grower's Choice Award
Class 24. Begonia Class 25. Epipremnum Class 26. Fern Class 27. Hedera Class 28. Peperomia Class 29. Philodendron Class 30. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class F* Plants must be in fruit or flower. Eligible for Grower’s Choice Award
Class 31. Anthurium Class 32. Begonia Class 33. Sinningia Class 34. Streptocarpus ionanthus (African Violet) Class 35. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class G* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 36. Begonia Class 37. Ficus Class 38. Hedera Class 39. Peperomia Class 40. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class H* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 41. Begonia Class 42. Orchid Class 43. Streptocarpus Class 44. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class I* Eligible for Mary Lou Smith Award of Merit
Class 45. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) ‘Dancing Queen’ - Judges Challenge Class 46. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) ‘Double Delicious’ - Judges Challenge Class 47. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) ‘Double Dream’ - Judges Challenge Class 48. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) Class 49. Hyacinthus Class 50. Narcissus Class 51. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class J* Cut specimens must be no more than 30" in length, include an apical tip, central leader, and several nodes. Eligible for Arboreal Award
Class 52. Buxus Class 53. Ilex Class 54. Leucothoe Class 55. Rhododendron Class 56. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class K* Cut specimens must be no more than 30" in length, include an apical tip, central leader, and several nodes. Eligible for Arboreal Award
Class 57. Chamaecyparis Class 58. Juniperus Class 59. Picea Class 60. Pinus Class 61. Thuja Class 62. Tsuga Class 63. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class L* Cut specimens must be no more than 30" in length, include an apical tip, central leader, and several nodes. Eligible for Arboreal Award.
Class 64. Chaenomeles Class 65. Forsythia Class 66. Hamamelis (Witch Hazel) Class 67. Pieris Class 68. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class M* Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 69. Broadleaf Evergreens Class 70. Needled Evergreens Class 71. Forced or Winter Blooming Class 72. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class N* Cut specimens must be no more than 18" in length, include an apical tip, central leader, and several nodes. Eligible for Elfin Award
Class 73. Broadleaf Evergreens Class 74. Needled Evergreens Class 75. Forced or Winter Blooming Class 76. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class O* Eligible for Award of Merit
Class 77. Alocasia Class 78. Begonia Class 79. Coleus Class 80. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class P* Eligible for Award of Merit
Class 81. Crocus Class 82. Galanthus Class 83. Helleborus Class 84. Any Other Worthy
#2 Class Q* This is a group or Club effort for garden design or other horticultural effort. A minimum of five (5) container-grown house plants by two or more club members displayed in an artistic manner. Staging panels and underlays are optional. See HB (p61 J.) for other staging ideas. Exhibits will be displayed with black curtains behind them. Limited to four (4) Entries. Only the Club President's Name is on Entry Card. A key card (minimum 4" x 6") with plant ID must accompany entry. Exhibit space is 3'W x 29"D x 29"H. Consultant: Sharon Bender (203-530-2920). Eligible for The Connecticut Group Horticultural Award, see page six (6) of the Flower Show Schedule for a description of the Award.
Class 85. Display of Container-Grown House Plants
#2 Cultivar or Variety? Select one below. A cultivar (expressed as cv. 'Name') is created by humans; a variety (expressed as var. name) is created by nature.
Did you propagate this plant?* Propagation is the process of creating new plants from existing plants. Propagated plants are eligible for the Elisabeth Swain Memorial Propagation Award (See Flower Show Schedule page 6).
Describe how you propagated this plant.*
Confirm Exhibits* Please confirm that you have entered the correct spelling of the Botanical Name(s).
Please check below to confirm the plant(s) you have entered have been in your possession the required length of time (90 days or as of 11/23/2023); Arboreal-woody ornamental -specimens in Sections J, K, L and N must have been in your possession for 6 months.* 
