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65th

Rose Show

Rose Show Schedule:

Rules

Definitions

Judging Guidelines

Sunday, June 17, 2018

12:30 - 4:30 pm

VanDusen Garden ‘Floral Hall’

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Exhibitor’s Entry Record

Class Name of Rose or Roses Award

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EXHIBITOR’S NAME + EXHIBITOR NUMBER:

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Thank you for your interest in entering the Vancouver Rose Society’s 65th Rose Show. We welcome all novices to expert rosarians and rose lovers.

We hope this Schedule answers all your questions about the Rose Show. If you have any queries about the Schedule or Rose Show, please contact:

Elizabeth & Don Sheppard: [email protected] or 604-856-5279

For novice rose Exhibitors, please visit www.vancouverrosesociety.org where you will find several articles about the basics of entering a Rose Show and Judging Guidelines.

Table of Contents

General Show Information…………………….. 3 Bloom/Stem Definitions………………………… 4 Judging Outline………………………………..... 5 Judge’s Scoring System………………………… 5 VRS Exhibitor Rules & Regulations………….. 6 VRS Class Descriptions……………………….. 7

Bowls & Baskets………………………... 7

Boxes & Vases………………………….. 7

Display Classes………………………… 8

Hybrid Teas……………………………… 9

Floribundas………………………………. 10

Shrubs……………………………………. 11

David Austins……………………………. 12

Old Garden Roses…………………….... 13

Minis & Mini-Floras………………………. 14

Novices…………………………………... 15

Photography…………………………….. 15

VRS Awards……………………………… 16

Rules, Definitions, Judging Guidelines

General Information

Show opens to the public June 17th from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Placing of Entries Sunday, June 17th, from 6:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. is the allocated time for Exhibitors to set up. No entries will be allowed after the 9:30 a.m. deadline – NO EXCEPTIONS.

Judging Judging will occur on Sunday, 9:30 am to 12:15 pm. Only judges and show stewards are allowed in show rooms during judging.

Who Can Enter All Classes are open to anyone (you do not need to be a member of any rose society), free of charge. Members of the same household may exhibit together or separately.

Exhibitor Number Exhibitors must have an Exhibitor Number to exhibit at the Rose Show. This number can be obtained at the VRS April, May and June monthly meetings or the morning of the Show. Exhibit entry tags will also be available.

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Exhibit Entry Tags Your Name and Exhibitor Number go under the flap of the entry tag. Fold the tag up to hide your name and number from the Judges. Tags must be filled out with the correct class number and rose variety. Place an elastic band (provided) through the hole on the entry tag and then place over the neck of vase or in front of bowls, baskets or boxes, etc. Only tags supplied by VRS will be accepted.

Exhibitor Grown All roses and flowers must have been grown outdoors by the Exhibitor for at least 2 months, except where otherwise stated. Greenery may be purchased where specified in the schedule.

Awards Awards will not be awarded unless the exhibits are considered worthy of them. The decisions of the Judges will be final. See list of categories eligible for awards at the end of this Show Schedule.

Removal of Ribbons, Exhibits, Prizes No blooms, exhibits, vases, photographs, ribbons or awards may be removed from the show tables until after the show closes at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. Any unclaimed awards/trophies become the property of the VRS. Unclaimed show blooms will be sold at the end of the show for 50¢ per stem to help defer show costs.

Liability In consideration for no charge being made to enter exhibits in the Show, the Vancouver Rose Society and its members cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage to an exhibitor’s property or injury to her/his person

Definitions

Bud: One bud, sepals down, showing colour and not more than a quarter open.

Exhibition Bloom: One classic hybrid tea-type bloom with no side buds, ½ to ¾ open, having a high pointed centre, of triangular appearance when viewed from the side, where the petals unfold symmetrically and having a circular outline when looking down at the bloom along the axis of the stem.

Decorative Bloom: A bloom that does not have the classic high pointed centre form of an exhibition bloom. It may have a flat, cupped, quartered or even a sunken centre and instead of a symmetrical spiral of petals, the bloom may display a more “informal” configuration of ruffled petals. Blooms can be single, semi double or full petalled.

Stem: One single stem with (a) one bloom, (b) one bloom with buds, or (c) multiple blooms is called a stem.

Spray: A stem with a cluster of blooms with 2 or more flowers open. All varieties of roses can grow this way. Sprays that typically have all blooms open to the same stage and sprays that typically have blooms in all stages of openness (buds opening and showing colour, or buds still closed) will not be penalized for lack of bloom sequence.

Side Buds on Exhibit: All class sections specify whether stems can have side buds or not. Side buds are permitted on single (4-8 petal) and semi-double (9-16 petal) hybrid teas and minis, all floribundas, polyanthas, grandifloras, shrubs, large flowered climbers and all classes of old garden roses (OGR), unless otherwise specified. Disproportionate side buds may be removed to make a better exhibit.

Disbudded Exhibits (side buds removed): All class sections specify whether stems must have side buds removed or not. Disbudding scars will be penalized by the degree of distraction from the beauty of the specimen.

Stem-on-Stem: All roses may be exhibited with the stem holding a bloom still attached to a main cane. There is NO penalty when OGRs, shrubs and Austins are shown this way with the stem-on-stem break either above or below the lip of the vase. All other roses (hybrid teas, grandifloras, etc.) may be shown stem-on-stem but the secondary stem must not be visible and must be below the top of the vase. If not, the entry will be penalized, but not disqualified.

Petal Count: Single Bloom: a rose with 4 to 8 petals Semi-Double Bloom: a rose with 9 to 16 petals Double Bloom: a rose with 17 to 25 petals Full Bloom: a rose with 26 to 40 petals Very Full Bloom: a rose with 41+ petals

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Judging General Guidelines Remember that judging takes place starting at 9:30 a.m. and that a 1st place winner may not be perfect three

hours after judging but would have been so at the time of judging.

An exhibition rose is considered at its most perfect when the bloom is ½ to ¾ open, with sufficient petals symmetrically arranged in an attractive circle towards a high centre. Buds and roses just beginning to open does not qualify as blooms.

Judges will know whether a particular bloom is true to type in colour, form and foliage, and will not discriminate between varieties because of personal prejudice.

Judges will disqualify themselves from judging a class they have entered. They are encouraged to exhibit in the Show.

The decision of the Judges is final.

Rules for Disqualification

1. Exhibit placed in wrong class (however, we will attempt to re-place before judging)

2. Any foreign substance (e.g. leaf shine) applied to any part of the exhibit

3. Not according to schedule (e.g. side bud(s) on a rose that should be exhibited disbudded)

4. Exhibitor’s name in wrong place, missing from entry tag or incorrect tag used

5. Wedging material used other than that supplied by VRS

Judges’ Scoring System

All exhibits will be judged on the following Canadian point scale: Total = 100 points

Form = 25 points

Form refers to the shape of the bloom, the configuration of the petals, the degree of openness of the bloom and its symmetry.

Colour = 25 points

Colour should be bright and display the full depth of the true seasonal colour of the variety with no streaks, blotches, fading or blueing.

Substance = 20 points

Substance is defined as the freshness of the bloom. The petals display firmness, crispness and texture with no appearance of discolouration or loss of sheen. The exhibit is fresh, due to the amount of moisture and starch in the petals, leaves and stem.

Stem, Foliage and Balance = 20 points

Stems should be straight and in proportion to the size of the bloom, with intact prickles and be sufficiently strong enough to support the bloom or flower head. The foliage should be clean and healthy, be free of unwanted residue and should not have any disbudding stubs or immature growths coming from a leaf axil. Balance refers to the exhibit as a whole, the relative size of the bloom to stem and foliage.

Size = 10 points

Size refers to the actual dimensions of the bloom. The bloom should be the typical size for the specific variety. In Multiple stem exhibits the blooms should be uniform in size and stage of development

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Exhibitor’s Rules and Regulations

The current ARS Handbook for Selecting Roses will be used for determining colour and rose type. If the rose is not listed in the ARS Handbook, then Modern Roses 12, the Combined Rose List, the Official List of Approved Exhibition Names, or the ARS website for last minute registration or classification changes will be used.

1. All roses must be entered in the correct colour class as stated in the above mentioned publications.

2. Incorrect naming of any roses will NOT result in disqualification although it should not be encouraged.

3. Entry Tags must be used for all exhibits including Mini entries, Bowls, Baskets and Boxes. Tags will be supplied by the VRS.

4. Each Exhibitor may enter an unlimited number of entries in all classes, except where otherwise noted. The same varieties may be used in Bowls, Baskets or Box classes but the entries must not be identical.

5. All roses entered in the Show (except Classes 84 and 85) must have been registered with the ARS or the country of origin and given an AEN (Approved Exhibition Name).

6. A Novice is a person who has never won more than three (3) first place awards in any class in any rose show.

7. All vases, containers, bowls, mini boxes, palettes, milk cans, show boxes and picture frames will be supplied by the VRS, unless otherwise stated. On Show day, they will be located inside the Floral Hall and will be marked with letters corresponding to the type of “vase” that we suggest using for each class (you can change vase size to fit your size of stem(s), etc.) For Garden Bouquets, you may use your own container (no oasis, just water – be sure to pick up your container at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday) or you may use the VRS’s containers – no points will be given for the container.

Bowls, baskets, boxes and palettes may be prepared at home. Exhibitors may USE THEIR OWN CONTAINERS or borrow them at our May or June VRS meetings or they will also be available the morning of the Show. Borrowed items may not be taken home after the Show.

Garden Bouquets: Your vase or a VRS vase with water (no oasis) and roses and your home-grown annuals, perennials, herbs, shrubs, etc. (greenery may be purchased) – will be judged on the quality of roses, freshness and effective use of colour and overall appeal of the bouquet. No points will be given for the container.

8. Wire supports may be used in the box classes, but in no other classes. Only Styrofoam filler supplied by VRS may be used as wedges in vases and should not protrude above the rim.

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Exhibitor’s Schedule

Division 1 - Bowls & Baskets, Boxes & Displays

Bowls and Baskets: Must be viewed from all around with blooms separated from other and not touching.

Quality of Flowers and Foliage to count 70%

Presentation to count 30%

NOTE: Flowers should be placed in bowls and baskets with air space around each bloom - i.e. not densely packed in.

Baskets: The handle must be visible and useable as a handle. Oasis and other supports should not be visible.

Boxes: Foliage is not permitted in the box classes, except where noted.

Vase Selection: Bowls, baskets and vase selection is our recommendation only. Changes can be made except where a particular size is stated. Exhibitors can use their own bowls and baskets where noted.

Please Note: Size of the Bowl refers to the container size. The standard measurement of 1 ½ to 2 times the height of the container for the height, width and depth of the arrangement shall apply.

Class Container Description

1 K Bowl - a LARGE bowl of any type of roses except hybrid teas and miniatures, to produce a mass of mixed colours, viewed from all around Archie Selwood Memorial Trophy

2 J/ K / N Bowl - a bowl (any size) of white and/or yellow roses, one or more varieties, any type except miniatures, lightness and airiness required, viewed from all around

3 J / K / N Bowl - a bowl (any size) of David Austin roses, one or more varieties, any colours, viewed from all around

4 J / K / N Bowl - a bowl (any size) of roses, any type except OGRs, one or more varieties, viewed from all around

5 Own or VRS

Bowl or Basket - of any type of roses, one or more varieties, with other flowers and/or greenery, to be staged one-sided, viewed from the front only. May be exhibitor’s own container

6 J / K / N Bowl - a bowl (any size) of hybrid tea stems, can be a mixture of sprays, exhibition blooms or decorative blooms with or without side buds, with foliage and/or greenery, viewed from all around

7 M Basket - a LARGE basket of any type of roses, one or more colours (handle must be visible), viewed from the front only

8 N Basket - a SMALL basket of any type of roses, one or more colours (handle must be visible) viewed from all around

9 Q or own Mini Bowl - a bowl (supplied by VRS or your own), up to 5” maximum diameter, of miniature roses, maximum 25 blooms, any variety of roses with or without foliage, viewed from all around

9a Own Miniature or Mini-Flora Bowl - your own bowl of either miniature or Mini-Flora roses or mixed, not to exceed 10 inches in height, width or depth, with or without foliage, viewed from all around

10 J/ K / N Bowl - a bowl of any Old Garden Roses, one or more varieties, viewed from all around

11 J / K / N Bowl - a bowl of red roses, any type, viewed from all around

13 Box Show Box – 6 blooms, any variety of roses

19 E Vase – Triple Spray – 1 hybrid tea or grandiflora spray, 1 floribunda spray and 1 shrub/Austin spray, any colours, in a vase

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Display Classes Substance and freshness to count as 50%

Form to count as 30%

Balance and overall effect to count as 20%

Please Note: Roses may be purchased or outdoor grown for classes 20, 21, 21a and 21b. More than one Exhibitor from

the same garden may enter these classes.

All other Display Classes must contain roses grown outdoors by the Exhibitor.

Containers in Classes 20, 21 and 21b will be included in the judging scores.

Class Vase Description

20 Own Teacup and Saucer - a display of any kind of 2 or more roses that shall include either other flowers and/or greenery, in Exhibitor’s own cup and saucer - oasis, frogs, saran, etc. permitted but not to be visible. Roses, flowers and greenery may be purchased.

21 Own Miniature Display - a display of 2 or more roses, any kind that may also include other flowers and greenery, in the Exhibitor’s own unusual container (i.e. glassware, teapots, etc. – be sure to pick-up after show!) - oasis, frogs, saran, etc. permitted but not to be visible - size of entire exhibit (including container) not to exceed 6” in any direction. Roses, flowers and greenery may be purchased.

21a Posy Pretty as a Posy - any type of roses staged in a posy holder with other flowers and/or foliage (posy holder with oasis provided). Accessories (ribbons, doilies, feathers, pins, etc.) allowed. The posy holders then to be mounted in a small vase provided and viewed mainly from above. Roses, flowers and greenery may be purchased. Presentation and overall effect 50%. Substance and freshness 50%.

21b Shoe Cinderella’s Slipper - any type of roses in a fancy shoe (e.g. ceramic shoes or your own fancy shoe). Other flowers and foliage may be added and accessories (see 21a). If using your own shoe, then a watertight container inside the shoe, to hold water, must be provided and concealed with moss or greenery. Roses, flowers and greenery may be purchased. Presentation and overall effect 50%. Substance and freshness 50%.

21c Own Maximum Display – a display of 2 or more roses, any kind that may also include other flowers and greenery, in the Exhibitor’s own LARGER unusual container – there is no size restriction to this class. Oasis, frogs, saran, etc. permitted but not to be visible. Roses, flowers and greenery may be purchased.

The following display classes must have Exhibitor-grown roses.

Class Container Description

22 Own Floating - one decorative bloom or exhibition bloom of any type of rose except miniature or mini-flora, any colour, no foliage, floating in Exhibitor’s own container (brandy glass, clear bowl, etc.). Container should be large enough that the rose does not touch the sides and rose must be floating.

23 Floater Floating - one decorative bloom or exhibition bloom of a miniature or mini-flora, any colour, floating in own container. Container should be large enough that the rose does not touch the sides.

24 Frame Picture Frame - one decorative bloom or exhibition bloom of any rose except miniature and mini-flora, any colour, in a picture frame with one 3 or 5 leaflet leaf included; need not be attached to bloom. Exhibit MUST be contained within the frame. Limited frame supply, available at the Show.

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25 Frame Picture Frame - one decorative bloom or exhibition bloom of a miniature or mini-flora in a picture frame with one 3 or 5 leaflet leaf included; need not be attached to bloom. Exhibit MUST be contained within the frame. Limited frame supply available at Show.

26 Own World Rose 2018 – a nod to Danish Royalty – an exhibit of your own choosing that includes any “royal” named roses – ie Princess Alice, etc. May also contain other flowers or greenery, as desired, and be in a vase, basket or any other container of your choosing. Be creative as we acknowledge the Royals.

26b E Janet A. Wood Challenge - 3 sprays of a floribunda, shrub, Austin or any combinations, any colours of orange, orange pink, orange red, apricot or their blends, in one vase.

26c Any vase YOUR FAVOURITE ROSE – this is a FUN class for everyone to TRY OUT! It is a stem of your “favourite” rose – it can be a single rose on a stem or multiple roses on one stem. THIS CLASS WILL NOT BE JUDGED – it’s just a fun way to share “your favourite rose” with the public. You may enter as many fave rose as you like, each in a separate vase – use an exhibitor card so we know whose it is.

Division II – Large Flowered Roses

Hybrid Teas - One Stem (without side buds)


27 A One exhibition bloom - white, near white, mauve and their blends

29 A One exhibition bloom - yellow and their blends

31 A One exhibition bloom - red and their blends

33 A One exhibition bloom – pink and their blends

36 A One exhibition bloom – orange, orange-pink, apricot or russet and their blends

38 A One fully open bloom of a hybrid tea or grandiflora, stamens may or may not be showing, side buds not allowed.

Hybrid Teas - Three Stems (without side buds), One or More Varieties, All Shown Together in One Vase


44 E 3 exhibition blooms - white, near white, mauve and their blends

45 E 3 exhibition blooms - yellow, apricot, all orange, russet and their blends

46 E 3 exhibition blooms - red and their blends

47 E 3 exhibition blooms - pink and their blends

49 E Joan Yeomans Challenge - 3 exhibition blooms in a vase, 1 red, 1 pink and 1 yellow; or their blends.

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Miscellaneous Hybrid Tea Classes


50 X / G / H Garden Bouquet - minimum 3 stems of hybrid tea roses in a vase with home-grown flowers, herbs or shrubs, etc. (greenery may be purchased).

51 A One spray of a hybrid tea, any colour (not eligible for Best in Show).

52 A A single or semi-double decorative hybrid tea bloom, with or without side buds (i.e. Dainty Bess, Mrs. Oakley Fisher).

52a A A double, full or very full decorative hybrid tea bloom, with or without side buds (i.e. Romanticas).

53 H 5 exhibition blooms of hybrid teas and/or grandifloras, 2 or more varieties, in a vase.

53a E Bloom Progression: 3 stems of one variety of a hybrid tea or grandiflora rose displayed in one vase: (1) Top Bloom: 1 bud, sepals down and at least 2 petals unfurling, but not more than ¼ open; (2) Middle Bloom: 1 exhibition stage bloom; (3) Bottom Bloom: 1 fully open bloom, stamens need not show

Floribundas

Note: Tabris and Raspberry Ice are exhibited as “Hannah Gordon” (a vigorous tall plant with about 20 petals). The more compact plant with

about 35 petals and softer pink petal edge is exhibited as “Nicole”.


54 A One spray – red, white or near white and their blends

55 A One spray - yellow or pink and their blends

56 A One spray - mauve, apricot or all orange and their blends

57 A One spray - single or semi-double variety

61 E / G / H 3 sprays – 1 or 2 varieties in one vase

63 E / G / H 3 sprays - 3 varieties, in one vase

Miscellaneous Floribunda Classes


64 X / G / H Garden Bouquet - minimum 3 blooms or 1 spray of a floribunda in a vase with home-grown flowers, herbs or shrubs, etc. (greenery may be purchased).

66 A One exhibition bloom of a floribunda, side buds not allowed.

66a A One decorative bloom of a floribunda, with or without side buds.

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Grandifloras


69 A / E One spray of a grandiflora.

70 A / E One decorative bloom of a grandiflora, with or without side buds.

73 A One exhibition bloom of a grandiflora, side buds not allowed.

74 E 3 stems of a grandiflora, any colour, with or without side buds.

Modern Roses, Shrubs or Climbers

(NOT David Austin Roses, which are shown in their own classes)

Exhibits can be shown with or without side buds.

“Stems” can be decorative blooms or sprays, grown with or without side buds.

Shrubs can be shown “stem or stem” (a portion of the previous stem growth attached). Stem can be shown ABOVE the lip of the vase.


76 A One decorative bloom of a shrub rose, single or semi-double petals (4-16 petals).

76a A One decorative bloom of a shrub rose, double, full or very full petals (17+ petals).

76b A One spray of a shrub rose, single or semi-double petals.

76c A One spray of a shrub rose, double, full or very full petals.

77 G / H 3 decorative blooms of a shrub rose, single or semi-double petals, 1 or more varieties in a vase.

77a G / H 3 decorative blooms of a shrub rose, double, full or very full petals, 1 or more varieties in a vase.

77b G / H 3 sprays of a shrub rose, single or semi-double petals, 1 or more varieties in a vase.

77c G / H 3 sprays of a shrub rose, double, full or very full petals, 1 or more varieties in a vase.

78 A / E One stem of a hybrid rugosa.

78a G / H 3 stems of a hybrid rugosa, 1 or more varieties, in a vase.

80 A / B One stem of a polyantha.

80a A / E 3 stems of polyanthas, 1 or more varieties, in a vase.

80b A / B One stem of a Hybrid Musk.

80c A / B One stem of any other Modern Rose (i.e. H. Kordesii, H. Moyesii).

80d A / E 3 stems of any other Modern Roses, 1 or more varieties.

80e A / B One stem of a Hybrid Wichurana

80f A / E 3 stems of Hybrid Wichuranas, 1 or more varieties.

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Climbing Roses

Note: Climbing hybrid teas should be shown in the hybrid tea classes, climbing floribundas in the floribunda classes, climbing minis in the mini classes, climbing species roses in the OGRs as species, crosses by an Exhibitor in seedling classes, “ramblers” as H. Multiflora (OGRs) or H. Wichurana (above).


81 A / E One stem of a large flowered climber.

81a E / G 3 stems of large flowered climbers, 1 or more varieties, in a vase.

David Austin Roses



Austins can be shown “stem on stem” (a portion of the previous stem growth attached). The stem-on-stem can be shown ABOVE the lip of the vase without penalty.


82 A One decorative bloom of a David Austin rose, any colour

82b A / E One spray of a David Austin rose.

82c A / E 3 decorative blooms of David Austin roses, 1 or more varieties, in a vase.

82d B / G 3 sprays of David Austin roses, 1 or more varieties, in a vase.

83 A One stem of a David Austin rose, single or semi-double petals (4-16 petals).

83a A One stem of a David Austin rose, double, full or very full petals (17+ petals).

83b X / G / H Garden Bouquet - minimum 3 blooms or 1 spray of Shrubs, Climbers or Austins in a vase with flowers, herbs or greenery, etc. from your own garden (greenery may be purchased), any colours.

Canadian Hybridized Roses and Seedlings Note: Hybrid tea and Miniature roses must be shown WITHOUT sidebuds.


84 A One stem of a rose hybridized by the exhibitor and not yet in commerce.

84a A One stem of any rose that has been hybridized in Canada and has an AEN.

85 A/ B One stem of a seedling rose that is not registered or does not have an AEN or where the name may be unknown.

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Old Garden Roses

Please write year of introduction on entry tag for OGRs.



OGRs can be shown “stem on stem” (a portion of the previous stem growth attached). The stem-on-stem can be shown ABOVE the lip of the vase without penalty.


86a A / B One stem - Species (i.e. spinosissima, foetida)

86b A/B One stem – First generation hybrids (i.e. following the ARS Handbook, “Felicite Perpetue”, a Hybrid

Sempervirens, should be exhibited in Class 86, “American Pillar”, in Class 80e)

87 A / B One stem (bloom or spray) - Gallica (note: Rosa Mundi is now a “Species”)

87a A / B One stem (bloom or spray) - Damask, Autumn Damask

88 A / B One stem - Centifolia

88a A / B One stem - Alba

89 A / B One stem - Moss

90 A / B One stem - China

90a A / B One stem - Portland

90b A / B One stem - Bourbon

91 A / B One stem - Tea, Noisette

91a A/B One stem – Hybrid Perpetual

91b A / B One stem - Hybrid Multiflora

91c A / B One stem - any other OGR

92 A / E 3 decorative blooms of OGRs, 1 variety, in a vase

92a A / E 3 decorative blooms of OGRs, 2 or more varieties, in a vase

93 A E 3 sprays of OGRs, 1 variety, in a vase

93a A E 3 sprays of OGRs, 2 or more varieties, in a vase

93b A E 3 stems of Hybrid Multifloras

94 X / G / H Garden Bouquet - minimum 3 blooms or 1 spray of OGRs (any colours) in a vase with flowers, herbs and shrubs, etc. from your own garden (greenery may be purchased)

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Division III - Miniature & Mini-Flora Roses

Mini-Flora and Climbing Mini-Flora Roses


94a B One exhibition bloom, without side buds, any colour.

94b B One decorative bloom, with or without side buds, any colour.

94c B One spray, any colour.

Miniature Roses – miscellaneous classes


99a T One fully open decorative bloom with or without side buds, stamens showing.

99b T One decorative bloom with or without side buds, any colour.

99c D 3 decorative blooms, with or without side buds, 1 or more varieties, any colours.

99d B / D Bloom Progression of 1 variety of a Mini-Flora or Miniature Rose in one vase; (1) Top Bloom: 1 bud, sepals down and at least 2 petals unfurling, but not more than ¼ open; (2) Middle Bloom: 1 exhibition stage bloom; (3) Bottom Bloom: 1 fully open bloom, stamens need not show

Miniature Roses – Stems (without side buds)


100 T One exhibition bloom – any colour

110 D 3 exhibition blooms, 1 or more varieties, any colour, in a vase.

Miniature Roses - Sprays


111 D One spray – any colour.

115 D One spray, single or semi-double petals.

118 D 3 sprays, any varieties, any colour, in a vase.

118b D / T One spray of a climbing miniature rose.

119a Z Garden Bouquet - minimum 3 blooms or 1 spray of a miniature or mini-flora rose in a vase with flowers, herbs or greenery, etc. from your own garden (greenery may be purchased).

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Division IV - Novice Classes

Novices are NOT restricted to the Novice classes – they can enter any classes in the show.

A Novice is a person who has never won more than 3 first place ribbons in any Rose show.


122 A One exhibition bloom of a hybrid tea, white, cream, yellow or mauve

123 A One exhibition bloom of a hybrid tea, pink or red

124 A One exhibition bloom of a hybrid tea, any other colour including all blends.

125 E 3 exhibition blooms of hybrid teas, 1 or more varieties, in a vase.

126 A One spray of a floribunda.

127 A One stem, side buds allowed, of a shrub, David Austin or climber.

128 A One stem, side buds allowed, of an Old Garden rose.

129 D One spray of a miniature rose.

130 T One exhibition bloom of a miniature rose.

131 J A bowl of roses, mixed varieties – judged 75% for flower quality/foliage, 25% for arrangement.

Division V – Fragrance

Quality of bloom does not matter and will not be judged – fragrance is everything

Limited to 1 bloom per vase


144 A An old garden rose, any colour.

145 A A hybrid tea, any colour.

146 A Any other type of rose, any colour.

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Division VI - Photography

Rules and Regulations

1. Photos must be taken by the Exhibitor within the last 3 years. 2. Photographs entered in a previous VRS show may not be entered in this show. 3. Entries are limited to 3 photographs per class per Exhibitor. 4. All photographs are to be at least 8” x 10”, matted and mounted (not framed) and must not exceed

11” x 14”, including mat. 5. The roses in the photograph should be named on the entry tag, if possible, although this will not

affect the judging. 6. The name of the Exhibitor must not appear on the face of the photograph or on its mat. Presence

of a name will cause the entry to be disqualified. Exhibitors may label their photographs where the label cannot be seen during the judging.

7. Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd photographs in each class, and a Rosette and Keepsake Award will be given for best overall entry.

8. Photographs must remain in place until the close of the show, except as directed by the Show Chairs.

9. Scale of points for rose photography: Perfection of Bloom(s) 30 points Photographic Excellence 30 points Composition 30 points Colour Fidelity 10 points Total 100 points

Class Description

147 One bloom, exhibition stage, any kind of rose.

148 One bloom, decorative stage (i.e. not exhibition stage) any kind of rose (can be single or multi-petalled).

149 One spray of two or more blooms, any kind of rose.

150 Digital manipulation (e.g. Photoshop).

151 A rose garden.

152 A vase of roses, can include other flowers and greenery.

Awards for Vancouver Rose Society Rose Show:

The following Rosettes and Keepsakes Awards will be awarded and can be picked up on Sunday at 4:30 pm. Trophies will be engraved and handed out at our July 17th meeting. All trophies are awarded for two years until they need to be returned prior to our next scheduled rose show.

If extra Keepsake Awards are contributed over and above the number necessary for the following prizes, the VRS may, at the discretion of the Show Chair, offer them arbitrarily to certain classes they deem worthy of an extra prize.

1. Best Hybrid Tea Rose in Show - Classes 27 to 36, 122 to 124 - Rosette, Keepsake Award and V.R.S. Challenge Trophy

2. The Dowager Queen, Best Old Garden Rose introduced before 1867 – Classes 86a to 91c and 128 – Rosette, Keepsake Award and V.R.S. Perpetual Trophy

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3. The Victorian Award, Best Old Garden Rose introduced in 1867 or after – Classes 86a to 91c and 128 – Rosette, Keepsake Award and Peter Beales Victorian Award

4. Best Bowl or Basket – Classes 1 to 11-Rosette, Keepsake Award and Archie Selwood Memorial Tray

5. Best Floral Display or Bouquet – Classes 20 to 21c, 26, 50, 64, 83b, 94, 119a – Rosette, Keepsake Award and Finlay-Viney-Wood Trophy

6. Best Floral Display – Classes 20 to 21c, 26 - Rosette

7. Best Bouquet – Classes 50, 64, 83b, 94, 119a - Rosette

8. Best Three or Five Stems in Show – Classes 19, 26b, 44 to 49, 53, 53a, 61, 63, 74, 77 to 77c, 78a, 80a, 80d, 80f, 81a, 82c, 82d, 92 to 93c – Rosette, Keepsake Award and Joan Yeomans Trophy

9. Janet A. Wood Challenge – Class 26b - Rosette and Keepsake Award

10. Joan Yeomans Challenge – Class 49 – Rosette and Keepsake Award

11. Best Three or Five Exhibition Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora Blooms – Classes 44 to 49, 53, 74 – Rosette

12. Best Three Sprays of Floribundas – Classes 61, 63 – Rosette

13. Three Decorative Blooms or Sprays of a Shrub Rose – Classes 77, 77a, 77b, 77c,78a, 80a, 80d, 80f – Rosette

14. Best Three stems of a David Austin Rose – Classes 82c, 82d – Rosette

15. Best Three stems of an Old Garden Rose – Classes 92, 92a, 93, 93a, 93b – Rosette

16. Best Bloom Progression – Class 53a, 99d – Rosette

17. Best Spray of a Floribunda – Classes 54 to 57 and 126 – Rosette and Keepsake Award

18. Best Grandiflora - Classes 69, 70 and 73 - Rosette and Keepsake Award

19. Best Shrub Rose (excluding Austins) - Classes 76 to 76c, 78, 80, 80b, 80c and 127 (if winner is not an Austin rose) - Rosette and Keepsake Award

20. Best David Austin Rose - Classes 82, 82b, 83, 83a and 127 (if winner is an Austin rose) - Rosette and Keepsake Award

21. Best Exhibition Bloom of a Miniature or Mini-Flora Rose – Classes 94a, 100, 130 – Rosette and Keepsake Award

22. Best Spray of a Miniature or Mini-Flora Rose – Classes 94c, 111, 115, 118b, 129 - Rosette and Keepsake Award

23. Best Multi-Stem Miniature or Mini-Flora Rose Exhibit – Classes 99c, 99d, 110, 118, 119a – Rosette, Keepsake Award and Janet Henry Trophy

24. Best Novice Exhibit – Classes 122 to 132 – Rosette and Keepsake Award

25. Most Fragrant Rose in Show – Classes 144, 145, 146 - Rosette and Keepsake Award

26. Best Photograph - Classes 147 to 152 – Rosette and Keepsake Award

27. Best Red in Show - Classes 31 and 123 (if winner is Red ) - Rosette

28. Best White in Show - Classes 27 and 122 (if winners are White) - Rosette

29. Best Pink in Show - Classes 33 and 123 (if winner is Pink) – Rosette

30. Best Yellow in Show - Classes 29 and 122 (if winner is Yellow) - Rosette

31. Best Mauve in Show - Classes 27 and 122 (if winners are Mauve) - Rosette

32. Best Orange/Apricot/Russet in Show - Classes 36 and 124 - Rosette

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