Division Codes Floriculture (Y) - Youth (under 18) Department Code “FL” (A) - Adult (18 and over) Note: All youth entries will use the same Class numbers as the adult entries. Please use the Division Code above.

Awards First: Ribbon, Second: Ribbon, Third: Ribbon Best of Show - : Certificate Best of Show - Potted : Certificate Best of Show - : Certificate Carol Burris, Superintendent. (928) 526-9021 Best of Show - Patio Pot: Certificate Best of Show - Collection: Certificate Entry Forms Due: August 21 Best of Show - Dahlia: Certificate Receiving Date: September 3, 2 - 6 p.m. Adult Top Award: Certificate Release Date: September 7, 4 - 5 p.m. Youth Top Gardener Award: Certificate

Department Rules Special Awards sponsored by: 1. All General Fair Rules apply. Mike and Sarah Cromer 2. All floriculture exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor Nina Heflin and must be free of disease and insect infestation. Pot- Northern Light Tree Co. & Landscape Maintenance LLC ted must have been grown by the exhibitor for Strategic Financial Planning, at least six (6) months before entry and not have been Matthew McMahon and Colin Hughes a Blue Ribbon winner for the previous two years. The ’s name and address of the owner must be placed on the Warner’s Nursery & Landscape Co. underside of the container (if possible). 3. The Youth Age Group category is open to Coconino How to Choose and Condition Specimens County residents under the age of 18 as of July 30, 1. Material for exhibition should be cut in the very early 2020. Rules and Classes are the same as for adults. morning or late evening. Most plant material should be 4. Containers will be available for cut specimens, except placed in warm deep water in a dark or shaded place extra large dahlias and mammoth sunflowers. away from all drafts, and left for several hours or over- 5. Any entry not conforming to this schedule may be night. placed for exhibit but will not be judged. The show 2. A mixture of lemon lime soda (not diet soda) and water committee will not correct entries. If you are unsure (equal parts) will keep cut fresh longer. Let this of what Class an entry belongs in, please contact the set ½ hour before adding flowers. Cut flower on a slant Floriculture Superintendent. with a sharp blade, leaving enough stem to be re-cut 6. All cut garden flower entries become the property of again at the time of entry. Where possible, remove foli- the Fair and will not be returned to the exhibitor. age from at least half of the length of the stem. At the 7. Wild (native) growth that is on the State Conservation time of entry, re-cut on a slant at least ½” above the List must be accompanied by a permit or a written end of stem. statement that it was grown on private property. 3. If the blossoms must be transported some distance, 8. All fresh material must have an ample water supply they should be packed carefully in boxes and the flow- available to insure good condition throughout the dis- ers separated and protected with waxed paper. Very play period. The Floriculture Superintendents reserve delicate blossoms should be carried in an upright posi- the right to remove any exhibit once its appearance tion in tall cans or buckets half-filled with cool water. becomes unsuitable. Crushed paper, sphagnum moss, sand or plastic snow 9. The number of entries to be made by one person for may be used around the stems to hold them in place. competition shall not be limited, however, each exhibi- 4. When selecting horticultural specimens, choose blos- tor may have only one entry per Class. Only residents soms at the “peak of perfection”. They should be from Coconino County will be eligible for competition. uniform in size with stems straight, sturdy, and approxi- 10. Exhibitors showing five entries will receive one 1-day mately the same length. Dust or spray residue should Fair admission. be carefully washed away. 11. Judging results submitted by judges and Department 5. for exhibition should be cut when buds are one- Superintendent are considered final. third to one-half open. Roses, dahlias, poppies and any 12. Ribbons will be awarded according to merit. All items other flower that “bleeds” should be placed in fairly hot are judged against items in the same Class. water after cutting. 13. Entries will be released 4 - 5 p.m. the last day of the 6. Many specimens may be kept for several days at the Fair. “peak of perfection” by wrapping them in waxed paper or plastic, and keeping them in the refrigerator, with stems in water. 41 2020 Coconino County Fair Book Floriculture GARDEN FLOWERS Bellflower (Campanula) Agastache Class Description Class Description 132 1 stem, any color 100 1 stem 133 3 stems, different colors 101 3 stems, 1 color 134 3 stems, 1 color, 1 variety 102 3 stems, Different colors 135 Canterbury Bell (Campanula medium), 1 stem 103 Alyssum (Alyssum and Aurinia), 3 stems, 1 color 104 Amaranthus, 1 stem Bells Of Ireland (Moluccella Laevis) 105 Anchusa (Italica), 1 stem Class Description 106 Anthemis, 3 stems 136 3 stems SHOW F HO O R T T I Artemisia S C E U Bleeding Heart (Dicentra) B L

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tle), 1 stem Y C 108 Guizo, 1 stem A D SH AWAR Blue Lace Flower (Tachymene Coeruleaus) 109 Schmidtiana (Silver Mound), 1 stem Class Description 138 1 stem 110 Stellerana, 1 stem Sponsored by 111 Any other variety, 1 stem The Cromer & Calabrachoa (Million Bells) Heflin Families Class Description Aster, Annual 139 1 stem (Callistephus Chinensis) 140 3 stems, 1 color 141 3 stems, different colors Class Description 112 Large varieties, 4” and over, 1 stem Calendula 113 Small varieties, under 4”, 3 stems Class Description 114 One variety, as many different colors as possible 142 3 blooms, 1 color 143 3 blooms, different colors Aster, Perennial Class Description Candytuft (Iberis Sempervirens) 115 Alma Potschke, 1 stem 116 1 stem Class Description 117 3 stems, one color 144 Dwarf, 3 spikes 118 3 stems, different colors 145 Tall, 3 spikes 119 Professor Kippenburg, 1 stem 120 September Ruby, 1 stem Catmint (Nepeta Varieties) 121 As many colors as possible Class Description 146 3 stems, 1 color Astilbe 147 3 stems, different colors Class Description 122 1 stem Chrysanthemum 123 3 stems, different colors Class Description 148 Single, 3 blooms Baby’s Breath (Gypsophila) 149 Spoon, 3 blooms 150 Decorative, 3 blooms Class Description 151 Button, 3 blooms 124 Single, pink, 1 stem 152 One variety, as many different colors as possible 125 Single, white, 1 stem 153 Collection, many types and colors 126 Double, 1 stem Shasta Daisy (Chrysanthemum Maximum) Bachelor’s Button (Centaurea Yanus) Class Description Class Description 154 Single, 3 blooms 127 3 stems, 1 color 155 Double, 3 blooms 128 3 stems, different colors 156 Quilled, 3 blooms 157 Crested, 3 blooms Begonia (Bedding, Wax), Annual 158 Spoon, 3 blooms Class Description 159 Collection, 3 different types 129 1 stem with foliage 130 3 stems, 1 color, with foliage Feverfew (Chrysanthemum Parthenium) 131 3 stems, different color, with foliage Class Description 160 Single, 1 stem 161 Single, 3 stems 42 Floriculture 162 Double, 1 stem Cosmos 163 Double, 3 stems Class Description 202 /yellow, 3 stems Clarkia (Clarkia Amoena) 203 Pink/lavender, 3 stems Class Description 204 Purple/red, 3 stems 164 3 spikes, 1 color 205 White, 3 stems 165 3 spikes, different colors 206 Different colors, 3 stems 207 Different colors, 5 stems Cleome 208 Any other color, 3 stems, same variety Class Description 209 As many different colors as possible 166 Rocky Mountain Bee Flower, 3 stems, 1 color 167 Any other Cleome, 1 stem Cupid’s Dart (Catananche Caerulea) Class Description Cockscomb (Celosia) 210 1 stem Class Description 168 Plume (C. plumosa), 1 stem Daisy 169 Crested (C. cristata), 1 stem Class Description 211 African (Dimorphotheca), 1 stem Columbine 212 Gazania, 1 stem Class Description 213 Gerbera, 1 stem 170 Single, 1 stem 214 Painted Daisy (Pyrethrum roseum), 1 stem 171 Single, 3 stems, 1 color 215 Any daisy not listed elsewhere, 3 stems 172 Double, 1 stem 173 Double, 3 stems, 1 color Daylilly (Hemerocallis) 174 As many different colors as possible Class Description 216 1 scape Coneflower Class Description Delphinum, Perennial 175 Echinacea purpurea, purple, 3 blooms Class Description 176 Echinacea purpurea var., white, 3 blooms 217 Elatum hybrids, 1 stem 177 Any other Echinacea, 3 blooms 218 Elatum hybrids, 3 stems, 1 color 178 Ratibida columnifera, mixed colors, 3 stems 219 Elatum hybrids, 3 stems, different colors 179 Ratibida columnifera, multi-colored, 3 stems 220 Grandiflorum, 1 stem 180 Ratibida columnifera, red, 3 stems 221 Grandiflorum, 3 stems, 1 color 181 Ratibida columnifera, yellow, 3 stems 222 Grandiflorum, 3 stems, different colors 182 Rudbeckia fulgida (Goldstrum), 3 blooms 183 , (Glosiosa Daisy), 3 blooms, diff Dianthus colors Class Description 184 Rudbeckia hirta, double, 3 blooms, same color 223 Carnation (D. caryophyllus), 3 stems, 1 color 185 Rudbeckia hirta, ( Glosiose Daisy) single, (bi color) 3 224 Carnation (D. caryophyllus), as many colors as pos- blooms sible 186 Rudbeckia hirta, (Glosiosa Daisy), single, yellow, 3 225 Dianthus (D. chinensis), 3 stems, 1 color blooms 226 Dianthus (D. chinensis), 3 stems, different colors 187 Rudbeckia laciniata (Hortensia), 3 blooms 227 Dianthus (D. chinensis), 5 stems, 1 color 188 Rudbeckia nitida (Herbstonne), 3 blooms 228 Dianthus (D. chinensis), 5 stems, different colors 189 Rudbeckia, any other, 3 blooms 229 Dianthus (D. chinensis), as many colors as possible 190 Collection, any 3 coneflowers, 3 different colors 230 Sweet William (D. barbatus), 1 stem 191 Collection, 3 coneflowers, different varieties 231 Sweet William (D. barbatus), 3 stems, 1 color 232 Sweet William (D. barbatus), 3 stems, different colors Coral Bells (Heuchera) Class Description Dusty Miller, Annual (Senecio Cinerea) 192 3 stems, 1 color Class Description 193 3 stems, different colors 233 1 stem, foliage only 194 Fancy leafed, 3 bloom stalks, 1 variety 234 1 stem, foliage with bloom 195 Fancy leafed, 3 leaves, 1 variety 196 Fancy leafed, 3 leaves, different varieties Eupatorium 197 As many different colors as possible Class Description 235 1 stem Coreopsis 236 3 stems Class Description 198 Grandiflora, double, 3 stems, 1 color False Dragonhead (Physostegia Virginiana) 199 Grandiflora, single, 3 stems, 1 color Class Description 200 Tintoria, 3 stems, 1 color 237 1 stem 201 Verticillata, 3 stems, 1 color 43 2020 Coconino County Fair Book Floriculture Fleabane (Erigeron) Impatiens Class Description Class Description 238 3 stems, 1 color 270 Single, 3 stems 239 3 stems, different colors 271 Double, 3 stems

Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis Sylvatica) Kale Class Description Class Description 240 1 stem 272 Ornamental, 1 head

Foxglove (Digitalis) Knautia Class Description Class Description 241 1 spike 273 1 stem 242 3 spikes, different colors 274 3 stems, same

Gaillardia Larkspur, Annual (Delphinium Ajacis) Class Description Class Description 243 3 blooms, 1 type, bi- or tri-colored 275 1 stem 244 3 blooms, 1 type, solid color 276 3 stems, 1 color 245 As many different colors as possible 277 3 stems, different colors

Geranium Lavender (Labiatae Lavendula) Class Description Class Description 246 Common, 1 bloom 278 3 stems 247 Common, 3 blooms, different colors 248 Common, 3 blooms, same Liatris 249 Fancy Leafed, 1 stem, with foliage 250 Hardy (Perennial), 1 stem Class Description 251 Hardy (Perennial), 3 stems, 1 color 279 Purple, 1 stem 252 Hardy (Perennial), 3 stems, different colors 280 White, 1 stem 253 Ivy Leafed, 1 stem, with foliage 254 Scented, 1 bloom, with foliage Ligularia 255 Martha , 1 bloom Class Description 256 Martha Washington, 3 blooms, different colors 281 1 stem, any variety

Globe Amaranth (Gomphrena Globosa) Lily Class Description Class Description 257 3 stems, same color 282 Asiatic, 1 stem 258 3 stems, different colors 283 Auretum, 1 stem 284 Tiger, 1 stem Grass, Ornamental 285 Oriental, 1 stem Class Description 286 Collection, 3 stems, same 259 5 stems, 1 variety, with flower/seed 287 Collection, 3 stems, different 260 5 stems, 1 variety, foliage only 261 10 stems, 1 variety, with flower/seed heads Lobelia 262 10 stems, 1 variety, foliage only Class Description 263 10 stems, different varieties, dried 288 (L. erinus), annual, 3 stems, 1 color 264 As many different varieties as possible 289 (L. cardinalis), perennial, 1 stem

Heliopsis Malva Class Description Class Description 265 Any variety, 3 blooms 290 1 stem, any variety

Helianthus Marigold (Tagetes) Class Description Class Description 266 Any variety, other than annuus or maximilliani, 3 291 Small flowered, under 1 ½”, 3 stems, yellow blooms 292 Small flowered, under 1 ½”, 3 stems, orange Hollyhock (Alcea) 293 Small flowered, under 1 ½”, 3 stems, variegated/bi- Class Description color 267 1 stalk, single 294 Collection, small flowered, under 1 ½”, different col- 268 1 stalk, double ors 269 3 stalks, any type 295 Medium flowered, 1 ½” to 3”, 3 blooms, yellow 296 Medium flowered, 1 ½” to 3”, 3 blooms, orange 297 Medium flowered, 1 ½” to 3”, 3 blooms, variegated/ 44 Floriculture bi-color 332 Any other Poppy, 1 stem 298 Collection, medium flowered, 1 ½” to 3”, different colors Russian Sage (Perovskia Atriplicifolia) 299 Large flowered, over 3”, 3 blooms, yellow Class Description 300 Large flowered, over 3”, 3 blooms, orange 333 1 stem 301 Collection, large flowered, over 3”, different 334 3 stems, 1 color

Monarda Salvia Class Description Class Description 302 3 stems, 1 color 335 Annual, 3 stems, 1 color 303 3 stems, different colors 336 Perennial, 3 stems, 1 color 304 Collection, as many colors as possible 337 Perennial, 3 stems, different colors

Nasturtium (Tropaelolum) Scabiosa Class Description Class Description 305 3 stems, with foliage, 1 color 338 3 blooms, 1 color 306 3 stems, with variegated foliage, 1 color 339 3 blooms, different colors 307 3 stems, different colors 308 As many colors as possible 340 As many different colors as possible

Nicotiana Sedum (Spectabile) Class Description Class Description 309 1 stem, 1 color 341 “Autumn Joy”, 1 stem 342 Any other, 1 stem

Penstemon Sedum (Any Other) Class Description 310 1 stem Class Description 311 3 stems, 1 variety 343 1 stem 312 5 stems, 1 variety 344 3 stems, 1 color 313 3 stems, different varieties 345 3 stems, different colors 314 5 stems, different varieties 315 As many different varieties as possible Semperviren (Hen & Chicks) Class Description Petunia 346 Bloom stalk, 1 stem Class Description 347 Bloom stalk, 3 stem, different 316 Single (Funnel Shaped), either ruffled or smooth edged, with open throats, 3 stems, 1 color Snapdragon (Antirrhinum Majus) 317 Double (Heavy Ruffled), 3 stems, 1 color Class Description 318 Single Grandiflora (very large flowers), 3 stems, 1 348 Dwarf, 3 spikes, 1 color color 349 Dwarf, 3 spikes, different colors 319 Double Grandiflora (very large flowers), 3 stems, 1 350 Tall, 3 spikes, 1 color color 351 Tall, 3 spikes, different colors 320 One variety, as many different colors as possible 321 As many different as possible Statice Class Description Phlox 352 Annual, 3 stems, 1 color Class Description 353 Annual, 3 stems, different colors 322 Perennial, 1 stem 354 Perennial, 1 stem 323 Perennial, 3 stems, 1 color 324 Perennial, 3 stems, different colors Stocks (Matthiola) 325 Annual, 1 stem Class Description 355 3 spikes, one color Platycodon 356 3 spikes, different colors Class Description 326 1 stem Sunflower 327 3 stems, 1 color Class Description 357 Annual Sunflowers, as many colors as possible Poppy 358 , double, 3 stems Class Description 359 Helianthus annuus, mammoth variety, 1 bloom (may 328 (), 3 blooms float in own bowl) 329 Iceland Poppy (Papaver nudicaule), 3 blooms 360 Helianthus annuus, single, red/maroon, 3 stems 330 Oriental Poppy (Papaver orientale), 3 blooms 361 Helianthus annuus, single, white, 3 stems 331 Shirley (Papaver rhoeas), 3 blooms 362 Helianthus annuus, single, yellow/orange, 3 stems 45 2020 Coconino County Fair Book Floriculture 363 Helianthus maximilliani, perennial Maximillian’s Sun- 406 Pinwheel, 3 blooms, different colors flower, 1 stem 407 Pinwheel, 3 blooms, same color 364 Tithonia rotundifolia, annual, Mexican Sunflower, 1 408 Pom Pom, 3 blooms, different colors stem 409 Pom Pom, 3 blooms, same color 365 Helianthus, any other 410 As many different types and colors as possible

Sweet Pea Any Other Garden Flower Class Description Class Description 366 Annual, 3 stems, 1 color 411 1 Specimen From Any Other Annual Flower Not Listed 367 Annual, 3 stems, different colors 412 1 Specimen From Any Biennial Not Listed 368 Annual, 5 stems, 1 color 413 1 Specimen From Any Other Perennial Flower Not 369 Annual, 5 stems, different colors Listed 370 Annual, as many different colors as possible 414 1 Stem From A Bulb, Tuber Or Corn Not Listed. 371 Perennial, 3 stems, 1 color 372 Perennial, 3 stems, different colors Collections Class Description Verbena 415 Annuals, 3 stems, different varieties Class Description 416 Annuals, 5 stems, different varieties 373 Annual, 3 stems, 1 color 417 Everlastings, 3 stems, different varieties 374 Annual, 3 stems, different colors 418 Everlastings, 5 stems, different varieties 375 Perennial, 1 stem 419 Perennials, 3 stems, different varieties 420 Perennials, 5 stems, different varieties Veronica 421 Mixture of types, 5 stems Class Description 422 All blue, 3 stems 423 All red, 3 stems ST CO 376 3 stems, 1 color E LL B E H C 377 3 stems, different colors 424 All white, 3 stems T T U I O O 425 All yellow, 3 stems N 378 5 stems, 1 color Y $ 379 5 stems, different colors 426 Blue, white and yel- 25 380 As many different colors as possible low, 3 stems C 427 Pink, lavender, purple, A D SH AWAR Viola 3 stems Class Description 428 Red, white and blue, 381 Viola, 5 blooms, 1 color 3 stems 429 Yellow, orange, red, 3 Sponsored by 382 Viola, 5 blooms, different colors The Cromer & 383 Viola, as many different colors as possible stems 384 Johnny Jump-Up type, 5 stems, 1 color 430 As many different Heflin Families 385 Johnny Jump-Up type, 5 stems, different colors types of flowers as 386 Johnny Jump-Up type, as many different colors as possible possible 387 Pansy, 5 blooms, 1 color Dahlias 388 Pansy, 5 blooms, different colors Class Description 389 Pansy, as many different colors as possible 431 Extra large, 1 bloom floated in your own bowl 432 Decorative, small, under 3”, 1 bloom Yarrow (Achillea) 433 Decorative, medium, 3” – 5”, 1 bloom Class Description 434 Decorative, large, 5” – 7”, 1 bloom 390 3 stems, 1 color 435 Decorative, giant, over 7”, 1 bloom 391 3 stems, cream/yellow/orange combination 436 Decorative, 3 blooms, different 392 3 stems, pink/lavender/purple combination 437 Decorative, 3 blooms, same 393 3 stems, different colors 438 Anemone, 1 bloom 394 5 stems, cream/yellow/orange combination 439 Butterfly, 1 bloom 440 Cactus, 1 bloom 395 5 stems, pink/lavendar/purple combination BEST D 441 Cactus, 3 blooms, TH AH U L 396 5 stems, different colors O I Y A 397 As many different colors as possible different 442 Cactus, 3 blooms, $ same 25 Zinnia 443 Pom-pom, 1 bloom C Class Description A D 444 Water Lily, 1 bloom SH AWAR 398 Small Flowered, under 1 ½” 3 blooms different colors 445 Any other, not listed, 1 399 Small Flowered, under 1 ½” 3 blooms same color bloom 400 Medium Flowered, 1½-3”, 3 blooms 1 color 401 Medium Flowered, 1½-3”, 3 blooms different colors Sponsored by 402 Large Flowered, over 3”, 1 bloom The Cromer & 403 Large Flowered, over 3”, 3 blooms different colors Heflin Families 404 Cactus, 3 blooms, different colors 405 Cactus, 3 blooms, same color 46 Floriculture Gladioli 474 Aegopodium (Bishop’s ), 3 stems of foliage Class Description 475 Crown Vetch, 3 stems with flowers 446 Hardy, 1 spike 476 Lamb’s Ears (Stachys) 1 stem, with flowers 447 Hardy, as many different colors as possible 477 Lamb’s Ears (Stachys) 1 stem, without flowers 448 Miniature, 1 spike 478 Lamb’s Ears (Stachys) 3 stems, with flowers 449 Miniature, 3 spikes, 1 color 479 Lamb’s Ears (Stachys) 3 stems, without flowers 450 Miniature, Collection, as many different colors as 480 Lamium (L. maculatum) 3 stems of foliage, different possible 481 Lamium (L. maculatum) 3 stems of foliage, same 451 Standard, 1 spike 482 Potentilla (P. tabernaemontani, verna) 3 stems of foli- 452 Standard, 3 spikes, 1 color age, with or without flowers 453 Standard, Collection, as many different colors as 483 Sedum 1 stem possible 484 Sedum 3 stems, one variety, with or without flowers 485 Sedum Collection, up to 5 different varieties, with or Waterlily without flowers 486 Snow-On-The-Mountain (Euphorbia marginata) 3 Class Description stems, with or without flowers 454 1 stem 487 Sweet Woodruff (Galium odoratum) 5 stems 488 Thyme with flowers, 3 stems ROSES 489 Thyme without flowers, 3 stems T OF S ES HO 490 Vinca (major) 3 stems, with or without flowers B W H Hybrid Tea R 491 Vinca (minor) 3 stems, with or without flowers T O U

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$ E 455 1 bloom, with foliage Y 25 493 Any Other Ground Cover, 1 stem, with or without flow- 456 3 blooms, with foliage, ers C A D 1 color SH AWAR 494 Any Other Ground Cover, 3 stems, with or without 457 As many different col- flowers ors as possible 495 Collection 5 different varieties for ground covers, with Sponsored by or without flowers Floribunda The Cromer & Class Description And Vines 458 1 stem, with foliage Heflin Families Class Description 459 3 stems, with foliage, 1 color 496 Apache Plume - (Fallugia Paradoxa), 1 branch, not 460 As many different colors as possible over 30” 497 Berried 1 spray, not over 30” Miniature 498 Butterfly Bush (Buddleia davidii), 1 branch, not over Class Description 30” 461 1 bloom, with foliage 499 Clematis, 2 sprays, not over 36” 462 3 blooms, with foliage, 1 color 500 Fern Bush, (D. chamaebatiaria millefolium), 1 branch, 463 As many different colors as possible, with foliage not over 30” 501 Flowering Shrub 1 spray, not over 30” 502 Flowering Vine, 2 sprays, not over 36” Climbing 503 Hop Vine, 2 sprays, not over 36” Class Description 504 Potentilla (P. fruiticosa), 1 branch, not over 30” 464 Large flowered, natural, 1 bloom, with foliage 505 Silverlace Vine (Polygonum aubertii), 2 sprays, not 465 Climbing sport of Bush rose, 1 bloom, with foliage over 36” 506 Any Green Vine, 2 sprays, not over 36” Rose (Name If Possible) Class Description Patio Pots T POT 466 Any antique rose ES TE (Containers Not To B D

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N 468 Any single rose O $ T Class Description Y 469 Any rose species 507 Annuals 25 470 Any other rose 508 Perennials C A D 509 Herbs SH AWAR Rose Collection 510 Petunias Class Description 511 Succulents 471 3 different varieties, 3 blooms, with foliage 512 Vegetables Sponsored by 513 Any Combination The Cromer & Ground Covers Heflin Families Class Description POTTED HOUSE 472 Ajuga (A. reptans), 3 stems, plain foliage, with or with- PLANTS out flowers Potted plants must have been grown by the exhibitor for at 473 Ajuga (A. reptans), 3 stems, variegated foliage, with least six (6) months before entry, and not have been a Blue or without flowers Ribbon winner within the previous two years. Please identify 47 2020 Coconino County Fair Book Floriculture your plant if you know what it is on the tag. Name and ad- rored back allowed dress of exhibitor should be placed on the underside of the 538 Natural Garden, a landscape design in a natural con- container if possible. tainer, may have multiple planting areas T HO ES US B E H P T L A U Ferns African Violets N O

T (Saintpaulia) Y $25 Class Description Class Description 539 Any variety 514 Micro-miniature C AS D 515 Miniature, single H AWAR Flowering House Plants (Not Listed) crown, double bloom Class Description 516 Miniature, single 540 Any plant crown, single bloom Sponsored by 517 Semi-miniature, single The Cromer & Foliage Plants, Bushy And Upright (Not crown, double bloom Heflin Families Listed) 518 Semi-miniature, single Class Description crown, single bloom 541 Colored 519 Standard, single crown, double bloom 542 Green 520 Standard, single crown, ruffled bloom 543 Rubber Plant 521 Standard, single crown, single bloom 544 Variegated 522 Trailing 523 Variegated, any type Geraniums (Pelargonium) Begonia Class Description 545 Common Class Description 546 Fancy leaved 524 Angel-wing 547 Ivy 525 Rex 548 Martha Washington 526 Tuberous 549 Scented ACTU C S C ST O E L B L Cactus E

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$ O Class Description O N 527 Container under 7” in Y 25 550 Solid foliage diameter (one plant) C 551 Varigated foliage A D 528 Container over 7” in SH AWAR diameter (one plant) 529 Collection, more than Ivy (Hedera) one plant, same con- Class Description Sponsored by 552 Any ivy tainer The Cromer & Christmas Cactus Heflin Families Jade Plant Class Description Class Description 530 Any type 553 Green leafed 554 Varigated leafed Climbing And Trailing Plants (Not Listed) Class Description Kitchen Herbs 531 Flowering, not over 10” in diameter Class Description 532 Foliage, not over 10” in diameter 555 One in container, under 6” diameter 533 Creeping Charlie (Swedish Ivy) 556 One in container, over 6 diameter 534 Wandering Jew 557 Collection

Container Orchids Class Description Class Description 558 Beefya (Hybrid) 535 Dish Garden, a land- T FAIR ES Y 559 Dendrobium (Hybrid) B G scape design in a shal- A H R 560 Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchid) T D low dish-like container, U E O 561 Any other hybrid $ N not to exceed 14” in Y 562 Species diameter 25 536 Fairy Garden with min- C A D iatures, not to exceed SH AWAR Oxalis (Shamrock) 24” in diameter Class Description 537 Terrarium, curved 563 Green leafed glass or straight-sided, Sponsored by 564 Colored leafed landscape design in The Cromer & 565 With flowers covered terrarium, mir- Heflin Families 48 Floriculture Philodendron Class Description Special Thanks To 566 Climbing or trailing 567 Upright Our 2019 Volunteers! Pothos Audrey Antos Krystyna Jura Class Description Evie Blalock Jennifer Kuczora 568 Climbing or trailing Faith Brittain Rosie Lamberson Cheryl Bruton Mark Lamberson String Of Hearts Bill Burris Molly Larsen Class Description Evan Burris Lori Lombardi 569 Any variety Alice Carter Jim Mast Bea Cooley Linda Moriarty Succulents Angela Gardner Rick Normington Class Description Susan Holiday Sue Ranthjen 570 Container under 7” in diameter (one plant) Trudy Hope Jalien Shield 571 Container over 7” in diameter (one plant) Sheryl Houston Polly Velie 572 Collection Arlene Johnson Karen Warren Wayne Johnson Brenda Whitted Unusual or Novel Containers Pat Johnson Patsy Workman (Containers not to exceed 12” width) Jack Johnson Class Description 573 One plant 574 Upright Special Thanks To 575 Vining or Trailing

Any Other Potted House Plant Not Listed Our 2019 Sponsors! Class Description Mike and Sarah Cromer 576 Any plant not listed Nina Heflin Julie’s Farmstand, Julie Macdonald GOURDS Northern Light Tree Co. & Landscape Maintenance LLC Strategic Financial Planning, Green Matthew McMahon and Colin Hughes Class Description Viola’s Flower Garden 577 Pear, 3 gourds Warner’s Nursery & Landscaping Co. 578 Crown Of Thorns, 3 gourds 579 Next Egg, 3 gourds 580 Any other small fruited, 3 gourds, same variety 581 Small fruited mixed, 3 gourds Thank you for the beautiful displays! 582 Turk’s Turban, 1 gourd 583 Birdhouse, 1 gourd Native Plant Society 584 Dipper, 1 gourd Coconino County Master 585 Bushel, 1 gourd Flagstaff Seed Library 586 Any other large, 1 gourd Northern Arizona Invasive Plants 587 Large fruited mixed, 3 gourds Northern Arizona Organic Beekeepers Assoc. Northern Arizona Pollinator Habitat Initiative Dried The of Flagstaff Class Description The Gardens of Museum of Northern Arizon 588 Pear, 3 gourds 589 Crown Of Thorns, 3 gourds 590 Next Egg, 3 gourds 591 Any other small fruited, 3 gourds, same variety 592 Small fruited mixed, 3 gourds 593 Turk’s Turban, 1 gourd 594 Birdhouse, 1 gourd 595 Dipper, 1 gourd 596 Bushel, 1 gourd 597 Any other large, 1 gourd 598 Large fruited mixed, 3 gourds

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