4. Premium checks not cashed in ninety (90) days of issue date become void and will not be reissued. 5. Lost or stolen premium checks will not be reissued past sixty (60) days of original issue date. 2019 6. No claim that a premium(s) has not been paid, or that there was a discrepancy in payment of the premium(s) won, will be considered when claim is made later than November 30 following the Fair.

RULES and REGULATIONS FLOWER The South Carolina State Fair General Rules and Regulations shall apply. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS • Exhibitor must be a resident of South Carolina and entries must EXHIBIT have been grown by the exhibitor in South Carolina. ENTRY REGISTRATION • Entry Registration is required during the Open or Late Entry Registration Period. Register by the preferred method by using the Online Entry System or one may also register using a current GUIDE South Carolina State Fair Official Flower entry form. • Deliver completed form via Postal Mail to: SC State Fair, Entry Office, P. O. Box 393, Columbia SC 29202. FLOWER DEPARTMENT • One may also hand deliver a completed entry form Monday - Cantey Building Friday during regular office hours between 7:30 am and 4:00 pm to: Dowling Administration Building, 1200 Rosewood Drive, SUPERINTENDENT Columbia SC 29201. Nancy Jackson • Entry registration forms must be received by the closing date in (C) 803.606.1720 the Entry Office during business hours. [email protected] • Entry registration forms received during late registration must be accompanied by the $25 Late Fee. STAFF • Incomplete entry forms will not be processed. Melodie Scott-Leach, Identification Specialist (W) 803.767.3132 ENTRY REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION [email protected] • Online entry registrations are automatically confirmed by return email at time of submission. 2019 IMPORTANT DATES • Please print and bring your confirmation on Delivery Day. • Open Entry Registration: July 1 - Sept. 1 (no Entry Fee) • Exhibitors who postal mail their entry registrations and desire a • Late Entry Registration: Sept. 2 - Sept. 14 ($25 Late Fee) confirmation must include a self-addressed and stamped • Delivery Days – Enter Gate 5 off George Rogers Blvd. business size envelope. ➢ Potted - Monday, Oct. 7 – 8:00 am to 5:00 pm • Please do not telephone the Fair or Entry Office for confirmation. ➢ 150th SC State Fair Celebration: Fairy Garden Contest – Monday, Oct. 7 – 8:00 am to 5:00 pm LATE ENTRY REGISTRATIONS ➢ Cut Horticulture - Tuesday, Oct. 15 – 7:30 am to • Entry registration forms received during Late Registration Period 10:30 am must be accompanied by the $25 Late Fee. PLEASE NOTE: Exhibits must be delivered in person. • Late Fees may be charged to a credit/debit card (MasterCard or Mailed or shipped exhibits will not be accepted. Visa) or money order. • Release of Exhibits – • Checks will not be accepted during the Late Entry Registration ➢ Monday, Oct. 21 - 8:00 am to 1:00 pm Period.

FEES LIMITATIONS • No Entry Fee when registered during Open Entry Registration • Exhibitor may register one (1) entry per class. Period. • Exhibitors may enter in any or all divisions, but no exhibit may be • Late Registration Fee: $25 entered more than once. • All entries not in accordance with the schedule will be disqualified. TOTAL PREMIUMS OFFERED $1,696 (This figure does not include value of other awards; i.e. ribbons and RESTRICTIONS rosettes.) • Spanish moss, nor any other highly flammable substance, is not

PREMIUM CHECKS allowed in any building on the fairgrounds. 1. Exhibitors awarded over $599.00 must produce a valid, signed W- • No hanging baskets. 9 to be awarded premium (prize) monies. 2. Flower premium checks will be dispersed to exhibitors on the JUDGING Pick-Up Day (Monday) following close of the fair or no later than • No person will be allowed in the show area during judging except thirty (30) days after close of the Fair. the specified committee. 3. Unclaimed premium checks will be mailed. 1

CARE OF EXHIBITS DURING FAIR a. Entries are limited to thirty-five (35) entries per exhibitor in • The Flower Superintendent and Show Committee reserves the Cut Horticulture Division. right to maintain all exhibits in show condition. b. Entries are limited to one (1) entry per class, per exhibitor, in • If an exhibit deteriorates to where it detracts from the entire all divisions.

exhibit, it will be removed from the exhibition area. OTHER FLOWER EXHIBITIONS DURING FAIR RELEASE OF EXHIBITS • The SC State Fair and the Show Committee will not be ➢ Oct. 9-20 – Ikebana Designs Exhibition responsible for exhibits or ribbons left after the scheduled release ➢ Oct. 9 – Old Rose Exhibition date and time (see Important Dates). ➢ Oct. 11-13 – Garden Club Council of Greater Columbia – Designs • Unclaimed exhibits and any other items will become the property ➢ Oct. 11 -13 – SC Rose Society Show of the SC State Fair and will be either disposed of or donated to ➢ Oct. 18 – The Annual Fall Camellia Show charity.

POTTED PLANT RULES & REGULATIONS 1. All entries must be grown by the exhibitor and entered in grower's DIVISIONS & SECTIONS name only. 2. Only one (1) entry allowed per class. Duplicate entries will be Special Contest (NEW IN 2019) disqualified. Fairy Garden 3. Only one (1) plant allowed to a pot unless specified in the schedule. Cut Horticulture 4. Exhibitor must provide a drip saucer for each plant entered. Annuals 5. Due to limited space, there is a maximum of twenty-five (25) Dahlias entries per person in Potted Plant Division. Perennials 6. Due to space and for ease of handling, potted plants must be in pots not exceeding sixteen (16) inches from outside lip to outside Trees

lip across the top. Pots over sixteen (16) inches will not be Potted Plant accepted. Plants must have been in exhibitor's possession at African violet least sixty (60) days prior to show. Tropical 7. NOT PERMITTED: a. Disposable nursery pots b. Hanging baskets SPECIAL AWARDS c. Shine Sweepstakes – Silver Tray d. Spanish moss ➢ The David G. Ellison Award for Horticultural Excellence 8. Plants must be free of insects, disease and spray residue. Potted plants in straw or ornamental containers are discouraged. A Rosette / Premium - $10 potted plant does not mean a hanging basket with wires removed. ➢ Cut Horticulture Foliage plants means grown for their foliage and not flowering o Award of Merit – Annuals plants without blooms. o Award of Merit - Dahlias o Award of Merit - Perennials 9. An Award of Merit and premium will be given in the Potted Plant o Award of Merit - Shrubs Section, only if warranted. To be eligible, entry must be a blue o Arboreal Award - Trees ribbon winner, scoring 95 or over and named correctly. Plants ➢ Potted Plants having won Award of Merit previously are not eligible to win a o Award of Merit – African violets second time. o Award of Merit – Tropical 10. Entries will be accepted only for classes offered in the Exhibit o Growers Choice Award Guide.

CUT HORTICULTURE RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Cut Horticulture is divided into five (5) sections: Annuals, Dahlias, Perennials, Shrubs, Trees. 2. Horticulture specimens must be properly named. If class is not listed on the schedule, entry will not be accepted. 3. Containers will be furnished for all cut entries. 4. Exhibitor may use plastic wrap for wedging specimens. 5. When the number of varieties of specimens in a class is stated, an exhibit of greater or lesser number will be disqualified. 6. Classes marked "Any Other" means there must be two (2) or more plant specimens to name the class. 7. Cut horticulture specimens will not be returned. 8. All specimen flowers must be grown by the exhibitor and entered in grower's name only. 9. LIMITATIONS:

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th South Carolina State Fair 150 Celebration DIVISION CH – CUT HORTICULTURE Fairy Garden Contest Annuals Must pre-register during July - August. Dahlias Perennials Delivery Date: Monday, Oct 7th from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Shrubs Trees Build a Fairy Garden to be displayed in the ‘Fairy Forest’ during the Premiums twelve days of the South Carolina State Fair. 1st - $3, 2nd – Ribbon, 3rd - Ribbon

Awards: 150th SC State Fair Celebration rosettes awarded to winners. SECTION 0100 – ANNUALS st nd rd Premiums: 1 - $30, 2 - $20, 3 - $10 Classes 101. Ageratum houstonianum (Floss Flower) SECTION 0800 – SPECIAL CONTEST 102. Angelonia angustifolia (Angelonia) Class 103. Asclepias sp. (Milkweed) 0801. Fairy Garden 104. Caladium sp. (Caladium) 105. Capsicum sp. (Peppers, culinary) 106. Capsicum sp. (Peppers, Ornamental) 107. Celosia, Cristata group (Celosia, crested) 108. Celosia, Spicata group (Celosia, plumed) 109. Cerotosstigma plumbaginoides (Plumbago) 110. Cosmos sp. (Cosmos) 111. Cuphea hyssophylla (Mexican Heather) 112. Duranta erecta (Dewdrop, Pigeon Berry) 113. sp. (Spurge) 114. Gomphrena (Globe Amaranth) 115. Helianthus annus (Sunflower, annual) 116. Hypoestes phyllostachya (Polka Dot Plant) 117. Impatiens hawkeri (Impatiens, New Guinea) 118. Impatiens walleriana (Impatiens) 119. Justicia carnea (Shrimp Plant) 120. Melampodium sp. (Melampodium) 121. Pentas lanceolata (Pentas) 122. Plectranthus sp. (Swedish Ivy) 123. Salvia sp. (Annual Sage) 124. Solenostemon sp. (Coleus) 125. Tagetes erecta (African pom-pom, African Marigold) 126. Tagetes patula (French single, French Marigold) 127. Tithonia rotundifolia (Mexican Sunflower) 128. Vinca sp. (Periwinkle) Rules: 129. Zinnia sp. (Zinnia) 1. South Carolina State Fair General Rules & Regulations apply to this 130. Any Other Annual not listed contest. 2. Exhibitor must be a current South Carolina Resident. 3. Exhibitor may enter only one (1) Fairy Garden. SECTION 0200 – DAHLIAS 4. Fairy Garden must be made by the exhibitor. Classes 5. There is no size limitation, but the exhibitor must be able to carry the AA Size (Over 10“) Formal/Informal (12) container into the building. 201. Red 6. Fairy Garden must contain at least one (1) Fairy (fantasy figures, 202. Dard Red gnomes, etc.). 203. Pink 7. Materials used should be natural, found, recycled or repurposed items. 204. Purple Material examples include strings, twine, glue, stones, pebbles, sticks, 205. Lavender , tree bark, pine cones, acorns, feathers, seaweed, dried 206. White grasses, moss, nuts, shells and much more. Plants and accessories 207. Bronze may be obtained from any source. 208. Orange 8. Contact Nancy Jackson at [email protected]. 209. Yellow 210. Bi-Color, Properly Named Construction Notes: 211. Blend, Properly Named • Create a strong base/platform for easy transportation. 212. Other, 3 Blooms One Color • Remember that steel, iron and hematite are toxic and harmful to fairies. ☺ AA Size (Over 10”) Semi-Cactus/Cactus/Incurved Cactus (12) Judging Criteria: 213. Red • Appearance 20% 214. Dard Red • Creativity 30% • Workmanship 40% 215. Pink • Compliance 10% 216. Purple 217. Lavender 218. White 3

219. Bronze 276. Purple 220. Orange 277. Lavender 221. Yellow 278. White 222. Bi-Color, Properly Named 279. Bronze 223. Blend, Properly Named 280. Orange 224. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 281. Yellow 282. Bi-Color, Properly Named B Size (6” to 8”) Formal/Informal (12) 283. Blend, Properly Named 225. Red 284. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 226. Dard Red 227. Pink Miniature (under 4”) Formal/Informal (12) 228. Purple 285. Red 229. Lavender 286. Dard Red 230. White 287. Pink 231. Bronze 288. Purple 232. Orange 289. Lavender 233. Yellow 290. White 234. Bi-Color, Properly Named 291. Bronze 235. Blend, Properly Named 292. Orange 236. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 293. Yellow 294. Bi-Color, Properly Named B Size (6” to 8”) Semi-Cactus/Cactus/Incurved Cactus (12) 295. Blend, Properly Named 237. Red 296. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 238. Dard Red 239. Pink Miniature (under 4”) Semi-Cactus/Cactus/Incurved Cactus (12) 240. Purple 297. Red 241. Lavender 298. Dard Red 242. White 299. Pink 243. Bronze 300. Purple 244. Orange 301. Lavender 245. Yellow 302. White 246. Bi-Color, Properly Named 303. Bronze 247. Blend, Properly Named 304. Orange 248. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 305. Yellow 306. Bi-Color, Properly Named BB Size (4” to 6”) Formal/Informal (12) 307. Blend, Properly Named 249. Red 308. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 250. Dard Red 251. Pink Pompom (under 2”) (12) 252. Purple 309. Red 253. Lavender 310. Dard Red 254. White 311. Pink 255. Bronze 312. Purple 256. Orange 313. Lavender 257. Yellow 314. White 258. Bi-Color, Properly Named 315. Bronze 259. Blend, Properly Named 316. Orange 260. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 317. Yellow 318. Bi-Color, Properly Named BB Size (4” to 6”) Semi-Cactus/Cactus/Incurved Cactus (12) 319. Blend, Properly Named 261. Red 320. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 262. Dard Red 263. Pink SECTION 0300 – PERENNIALS 264. Purple Classes 265. Lavender 301. Acanthus (Summer Beauty) - (Bear Breeches) 266. White 302. Achillia sp. (Yarrow) 267. Bronze 303. Agave sp. (Century Plant) 268. Orange 304. Alocasia sp. (Upright Elephant Ear) 269. Yellow 305. Alstromeria pulchella (Peruvian Lily) 270. Bi-Color, Properly Named 306. Artemesia sp. (Mugwort, Wormwood) 271. Blend, Properly Named 307. Asparagus densiflorus (Myers) - (Foxtail Fern) 272. Other, 3 Blooms One Color 308. Asparagus densiflorus (Sprengeri) - (Asparagus Fern) 309. Aspidistra sp. (Cast Iron Plant) Ball Size (over 3 ½”) (12) 310. Brugmansia sp. (Angels Trumpet, hanging) 273. Red 311. Buddleja sp. (Butterfly Bush) 274. Dard Red 312. Canna sp. (Canna Lily) 275. Pink 4

313. Chrysanthemum sp. (Mum) 379. Salvia leucantha (Mexican Bush Sage) 314. Clerodendron ugandense (Butterfly Bush) 380. Solidago sp. (Goldenrod) 315. Colocasia sp. (Elephant Ear) 381. Stachys byzantine (Lamb’s Ear) 316. Crinum sp. (Crinum Lily, Spider Lily) 382. Symphyotrichum (Aster) 317. Cuphea ignea (Cigar Plant) 383. Verbena bonariensis (Vervain, tall) 318. Cyrtomium spp. (Holly Fern) 384. Verbena officinalis (Vervain, any other) 319. Datura metal (Angels Trumpet, upright) 385. Veronica sp. (Veronica) 320. Dianthus barbatus (Sweet William) 386. Vines - Clematis alpina (Clematis cultivars) 321. Dianthus sp. (Pink) 387. Vines - Clematis paniculata (Sweet Autumn Clematis) 322. Dryopteris erythrosora (Autumn Fern) 388. Vines - Clerodendron thomasoniae (Bleeding Heart) 323. Ensete ventricosum (Abyssian banana) 389. Vines - Dolichos lablab (Hyacinth Bean) 324. Erythina x bidwilli (Coral Tree) 390. Vines - Fatshedera lizei (Fatshedera) 325. Eucomis comosa (Pineapple Lily) 391. Vines - Lonicera sermpervirens (Honeysuckle) 326. Eupatorium purpureum (Joe Pye Weed) 392. Vines - Mandevilla sp. (Mandevilla) 327. Farfugium giganteum (Leopard Plant, giant) 393. Vines - Solanum laxum (Potato Vine) 328. Farfugium aureomaculatum (Leopard Plant, varigated. 394. Vines - Trachelospermum jasminoides (Confederate Jasmine) 329. Gaura sp. (Gaura) 395. Any Other Perennial not listed 330. Gerbera sp. (Daisy Gerbera) 331. Grasses (Bamboo) SECTION 0400 - SHRUBS 332. Grasses - Pennisetum alopecuroides (Fountain Grass) Classes 333. Grasses - Liriope sp. (Monkey Grass) 401. Abelia Grandiflora (Abelia) 334. Grasses - Miscanthus sp. (Maiden Grass) 402. Acca sellowiana (Guava Pineapple) 335. Grasses - Ophiopogon japonicus (Mondo Grass) 403. Aucuba Japonica (Aucuba) 336. Grasses - Muhlenbergia capillaris (Sweet Grass, Muhly Grass) 404. Berberis sp. (Barberry) 337. Grasses - Muhlenbergia dumosa (Bamboo Muhly) 405. Buxus (Boxwood) 338. Grasses - Chasmanthium latifolium (Sea Oats) 406. Callicarpa japonica (Beautyberry) 339. Grasses - Panicum virgatum (Switchgrass) 407. Callistemon sp. (Bottlebrush) 340. Grasses - Carex sp. (Sedge) 408. Camellia japonica (Japanese Camellia) 341. Grasses - Cyperus alternifolius (Umbrella Plant) 409. Camellia sasanqua (Sasanqua with bloom) 342. Hedera algeriensis (Ivy, Algerian) 410. Cephalotaxus harringtonia (Yew) 343. Hedera helix (Ivy, common) 411. Chionanthus virginicus (Fringetree) 344. Hedychium coronarium (Ginger, butterfly white) 412. Corylus avellana Contorta (Harry Lauders Walking Stick) 345. Hedychium sp. (Ginger, other than white) 413. Cycas revoluta (Sago Palm) 346. Helianthus angustifolius (Sunflower, swamp) 414. Edgeworthia chrysantha (Paperbush) 347. Herb - Ocimum sp. (Basil) 415. Euonymus americanus (Strawberry Bush) 348. Herb - Laurus nobilis (Bay) 416. Fatsia japonica (Fatsia) 349. Herb - Nepeta cataria (Catnip) 350. Herb - Allium sativum (Chives) 417. Gardenia jaminoides (Gardenia) 351. Herb - Anethum graveolens (Dill) 418. Hibiscus syriacus (Rose-of-Sharon, Althea) 352. Herb - Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel) 419. Hydrangea sp. (Hydrangea) 353. Herb - Pelargonium sp. (Geranium, scented) 420. Ilex sp. (Holly) 354. Herb - Lavendula sp. (Lavendar) 421. Ilex vomitoria (Yaupon Holly) 355. Herb - Origanum vulgare (Oregano) 422. Illicium floridanum (Anise) 356. Herb - Petroselinium sp. (Parsley) 423. Jasminum nudiflorum (Jasmine) 357. Herb - Mentha sp. (Mint) 424. Juniperus sp. (Juniper) 358. Herb - Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) 425. Laurus nobilis (Bay Tree) 359. Herb - Salvia officinalis (Sage) 426. Ligustrum japonicum (Privet) 360. Herb - Tanacetum vulgare (Tansy) 427. Loropetalum chinense (Loropetalum) 361. Herb - Thymus vulgaris (Thyme) 428. Mahonia sp. (Oregon Grape) 362. Herb – 5 unique stems in a group 429. Michelia figo (Banana ) 363. Heuchera (Alum Root) 364. Hibiscus mutabilis (Confederate Rose) 430. Myrica cerifera (Wax Myrtle) 365. Hibiscus coccineuous (Hibiscus, swamp) 431. Nandina domestica (Heavenly Bamboo) 366. Hibiscus sp. (Hibiscus, any other) 432. Osmanthus fragrans (Tea Olive) 367. Hosta sp. (Hosta, Plantain Lily) 433. Pieris Japonica (Andromeda) 368. Jacobaea maritima (Dusty Miller) 434. Pittosporum tobira (Pittosporum) 369. Lantana sp. (Lantana) 435. Poncirus trifoliata (Mockorange) 370. Lespedeza sp. (Bush Clover) 436. Punica granatum (Pomegranite) 371. Malvaviscus sp. (Turks Cap) 437. Ternstroemia gymnanthera (Cleyera) 372. Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern) 438. Viburnum sp. (Viburnum) 373. Musa sp. (Banana) 439. Vitex agnus-castus (Chaste Tree) 374. Nepeta sp. (Catmint, Catnip) 440. Any Other Shrub not listed 375. Osmunda sp. (Cinnamon or Royal Fern) 376. Rudbeckia sp. (Black-eyed Susan) 377. Salvia elegans (Pineapple Sage) 378. Salvia guaranitica (Anise-scented Sage)

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SECTION 0500 - TREES SECTION 0700 – TROPICALS Classes Premiums 501. Acer palmatum (Japanese Maple) 701. Adenium sp. (Desert Rose) 502. Aesculus pavia (Red Buckeye) 702. Aechmea sp. (Silver Urn bromeliad) 503. Cedrus deodara (Deodara Cedar) 703. Agave sp. (Century Plant) 504. Cercis Canadensis (Redbud) 704. Aglonema sp. (Chinese Evergreen) 505. Cornus florida or Cornus kousa (Dogwood) 705. Alocasia sp (non-hardy elephant ear) 506. Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese Cedar) 706. Aloe sp. (Aloe) 507. Eriobotrya japonica (Loquat) 707. Alpinia sp. (Shell Ginger) 508. Eucalyptus sp. (Gum Tree / Silver Dollar Tree) 708. Ananas cosmosus (Pineapple) 509. Ficus carica (Fig) 709. Ananas cosmosus (Pineapple with fruit) 510. Firmiana simplex (Parasol Tree) 710. Aphelandra squarrosa (Zebra Plant) 511. Ginko biloba (Ginko) 711. Anthurium sp. (Anthurium) 512. Ilex opaca (American Holly) 712. Asparagus aethiopicus (Sprenger Asparagus) 513. Juniperus virginiana (Eastern Red Cedar) 713. Asparagus myriodladus (Ming fern) 514. Magnolia grandiflora (Southern Magnolia) 714. Asparagus setaceus (Lacy Asparagus fern) 515. Pinus spp. (Pine Tree) 715. Asparagus meyeri (Foxtail fern) 516. Pistacia chinensis (Pistache Tree) 716. Asplenium nidus (Bird's Nest fern) 517. Taxodium distichum (Bald Cypress) 717. Beaucarnea recurvata (Pony Tail palm) 518. Tsuga Canadensis (Hemlock) 718. Begonia aconitifolia x b. coccinea (Angelwing begonia) 519. Ulmus parvifolia (Chinese Elm) 719. Begonia ‘Gryphon’ (Gryphon Begonia) 520. xCupressocyparis leylandii (Leyland Cypress) 720. Begonia rex (Rex begonia) 521. Any Other Tree not listed 721. Begonia semperflorens (Wax Begonia) 722. Begonia Tuberhybrida group (Tuberous begonia) 723. Bonsai (Bonsai) 724. Calathea lancifolia (Rattlesnake Plant) 725. Calathea ornate (Pin-Stripe Calathea) 726. Chlorophytum comosum (Airplane or Spider plant) DIVISION PP – POTTED PLANT 727. Citrus aurantifolia (Lime) 728. Citrus sp. (Lemon) Saintpaulia Sp., African violet 729. Codiaeum variegatum (Croton) Tropicals 730. Cordyline sp. (Cordyline) Premiums 731. Crassula ovata (Jade plant) 1st - $4, 2nd – Ribbon, 3rd - Ribbon 732. Cryptanthus sp. (Star Bromeliad) 733. Davallia fejeensis (Rabbit's-Foot fern) SECTION 0600 – SAINTPAULIA SP., AFRICAN 734. Dendrobium sp. (Orchid) VIOLET 735. Diffenbachia sp. (Dumb Cane) 736. Dracena fragrans (Corn plant) Saintpaulia sp., African violet – Single Bloom 737. Draceanea marginata (Dragon tree) 601. Blue 738. Draceanea Janet Craig (Janet Craig) 602. Purple 739. Draceanea warneckii (Warnekii) 603. Pink 740. Echeveria sp. (succulent) 604. White 741. Echinocactus sp. (Barrel cactus) 605. Lavender 742. sp. (Peanut cactus) 606. Bi-Color Pink 743. Epipremnum aureum (Pothos, green) 607. Bi-Color Lavender 744. Epipremnum aureum (Pothos, any other than solid green) 608. Bi-Color Purple 745. Euphorbia acrurensis (Candelabra plant) 609. Bi-Color Blue 746. Euphorbia lacteal (Coral Cactus) Saintpaulia sp., African violet – Double Bloom 610. Blue 747. Euphorbia milia (Crown of Thorns) 611. Purple 748. Euphorbia pulcherrima (Poinsettia) 612. Pink 749. Euphorbia tithymaloides (Devil's Backbone) 613. White 750. Euphorbia tirucalli (Pencil cactus) 614. Lavender 751. Euphorbia trigona (African Milk Plant) 615. Bi-Color Pink 752. Ficus benjamina (Fig) 753. Ficus elastic (Rubber plant) 616. Bi-Color Lavender 754. Ficus lyrate (Fiddle-leaf Fig) 617. Bi-Color Purple 755. Ficus pumila (Creeping Fig) 618. Bi-Color Blue 756. Guzmania sp. (Tufted Bromeliad) Saintpaulia, sp., African violet – Miniature 757. Hatiora salicornioides (Drunkard's Dream cactus) 619. Blue 758. Haworthia sp. (Zebra cactus) 620. Purple 759. Hedera sp. (Ivy) 621. Pink 760. Herb, Basil 622. White 761. Herb, Borage 623. Lavender 762. Herb, Catnip 624. Bi-Color 763. Herb, Chives Saintpaulia, sp., African violet – Miniature Trailing 625. Any Color 764. Herb, Dill 6

765. Herb, Fennel 832. Terrarium 766. Herb, Garlic 833. Tillandsia sp. (Air plant) 767. Herb, Geranium, scented 834. Tradescantia sp. (Wandering Jew) 768. Herb, Lavender 835. Vriesea splenens (Flaming Sword) 769. Herb, Lemon Balm 836. Zamioculcas zamifolia (Zee Zee plant) 770. Herb, Lemon Grass 837. Any Other Tropical not listed 771. Herb, Lemon Verbena 772. Herb, Lovage 773. Herb, Marjorum 774. Herb, Oregano 775. Herb, Parsley 776. Herb, Pennyroyal 777. Herb, Peppermint 778. Herb, Rosemary 779. Herb, Rue 780. Herb, Sage 781. Herb, Sage, Pineapple 782. Herb, Spearmint 783. Herb, Tansy 784. Herb, Thyme 785. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Tropical Hibiscus) 786. Homalocladium platycladium (Ribbon or Tapeworm plant) 787. Hoya sp. (Wax plant) 788. Jatropha podagrica (Gout plant) 789. Justicia sp. (Shrimp plant) 790. Kalanchoe blossfeldiana (Christmas Kalanchoe, Flaming Katy 791. Kalanchoe daigremontiana (Mother-of-thousands) 792. Kalanchoe gastonis-bonnieri (Donkey Ears) 793. Kalanchoe tomentosa (Teddy Bear cactus) 794. Kalanchoe thysiflora (Flapjack plant) 795. Ledebouria socialis (Leopard Squill) 796. Mammilaria sp. (Pincushion cactus) 797. Marantha leuconeura (Prayer plant) 798. Neomarica sp. (Walking Iris) 799. Neoregelia sp. (Bromeliad, flat) 800. Nephrolepsis sp. (Boston, Sword or Dallas fern) 801. Nephrolepsis biserrata (Macho fern) 802. Nephthytis sp. (Arrowhead plant) 803. Opuntia sp. (Bunny Ear Cactus) 804. Pachira aquatic (Money Tree) 805. Peperomia sp. (Peperomia) 806. Phalaenopsis sp. (Moth Orchids) 807. Philodendron bipinnatifidum (Selloum) 808. Philodendron hederaceum (Heartleaf philodendron) 809. Philodendron sp. (Any other philodendron) 810. Pilea peperomioides (Chinese Money Plant) 811. Pilea sp. (Aluminum Plant) 812. Platycerium sp. (Staghorn fern) 813. Polyscias fruticose (Ming Aralia) 814. Rhaphis excelsa (Lady Palm) 815. Rhipsalis sp. (Mistletoe Cactus) 816. Sansevieria sp. (Snake plant) 817. Sansevieria cylindrical (Cylindrical Snake plant) 818. Saxifraga stolonifera (Strawberry Begonia) 819. Schefflera arboricola (Arbicola) 820. Schefflera elegantissima (Falsa Aralia) 821. Schlumbergera sp. (Christmas cactus) 822. Sedum sp. (sedum succulents) 823. Sedum morganianum (Burro's tail cactus) 824. Selaginella sp. (Club Moss) 825. Selaginella sp. (Peacock fern) 826. Sempervivum sp. (Hens and Chicks) 827. Senecio sp. (succulents) 828. Solanum pseudocapsicum (Jerusalem cherry) 829. Spathiphyllum sp. (Peace lily) 830. Stapelia sp. (Starfish cactus) 831. Stromanthe sp. (Stromanthe) 7