Horticulture Classes
What separated Olmsted’s art from that of the gardener was what he termed the “elegance of design”— the creation of a composition in which all parts were subordinated to a single, coherent effect.
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Green Acres
Classes 1-18
Cut Specimens
Each entry will be one stem or branch not to exceed 24” in total length. Any foliage must be attached to the stem. Photographs should be taken against a solid white background unless the bloom is white or a very pale color, in which case a solid black background is permissible. Specimens should be exhibited in a manner that best allows the entry to stand up straight for ease of photographing the entry, for example, a metal flower frog or a clear glass bottle/container. Saran Wrap may be used for wedging. Specimens propagated by the exhibitor must include a propagation card (available on entry card).
Perennials–Helleborus; and Other
One flowering stem, spike, spray or branch.
Ten Entries
Bulbs, Corms, Rhizomes and Tubers
One flowering stem, spike or spray.
Fourteen Entries
Flowering Shrubs
One flowering stem or branch.
Eight Entries
Flowering Trees
One flowering stem or branch.
Six Entries
Woody Plant–Foliage Only
One stem or branch.
Four Entries