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normally thickened and fleshy, usually to retain water in arid
climates or soil conditions.

a. Ground cover

b. Tall
34. Sweet William (3 sprays) – Dianthus barbatus
35. Violet (3 stems) - Viola
36. Yarrow (3 stems) – Achillea millefolium
CLASS C - Gladiolus, Cut
Name if possible - entries should have 1 spike and 1 leaf.
Lot Numbers:
37. Miniature
38. Ruffled
39. Dark Colors
40. Light Colors
41. White, Grays
42. Other
CLASS D - Roses, Cut
Name if possible - entries should have the stem with attached
foliage.
Definitions:
Climbing – Any numerous rather strong-growing garden roses
that produce long flexible canes by which they cling to and
scramble over any available support.
Floribunda – A cross of hybrid teas with polyantha roses. Flo-
ribunda roses grow about 3 feet wide and 2-3 feet tall. Floribun-
da, as the name implies, produces abundant clusters of flowers
on its stems.
Grandiflora – A bush rose derived from crosses of floribunda
and hybrid tea roses and characterized by production of blooms
both singly and in clusters on the same plant.
Hybrid Tea – Grown from 3-7 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide. They
have an upright, almost ramrod-straight growth habit. They
have a single blossom on a long stem.
Ground Cover – They share the characteristic of long spread-
ing branches that spread and spills across the ground. Most are
repeat flowering, have little or no scent and grow from the base
of the plant.
Miniature – A perfectly scaled-down version of a large-flow-
ered rose.
Lot Numbers:
43. Floribunda (1 spray)
44. Grandiflora (1 spray)
45. Hybrid Tea (Single color - 1 spray)
46. Hybrid Tea (Bi-color/blend - 1 spray)
47. Climbing (1, 3’ spray)
48. Ground Cover (1 spray)
49. Miniature
5 0. Old Fashion
51. Prairie (1 spray)
52. Shrub (1 spray)
53. Other
CLASS E - Arrangements, Cut
Use all home-grown flowers or material gathered by exhibitors.
NO artificial or plastic material permitted. Figurines and acces-
sories are permitted.
Lot Numbers:
54. Baker County Fair Theme
55. Centerpiece
56. Dried
57. Holiday
58. Miniature
59. Roses
60. Wedding arrangement
61. Other
CLASS F - Potted Plants/Planters
Plant has 1 variety; Planter has 3 or more varieties. All plants
or planters must be able to sit on a table or riser. Living wreaths
will be hung on a pegboard wall. Entry cannot be from previous
fair year.
Lot Numbers:
62. Flowering House Plant
63. Non-Flowering House Plant
64. Flowering House Planter
65. Non-Flowering House Planter
66. Flowering Yard Plant
67. Non-Flowering Yard Plant
68. Flowering Yard Planter
69. Non-Flowering Yard Planter
70. Living Wreathes Plant
71. Living Wreathes Planter
72. Potted Herb Plant
73. Potted Herb Planter
74. Potted Vegetable Planter (non-hanging)
75. Bonsai
76. Topiary, potted
77. Other
CLASS G- Herbs, Cut (3 stems with foliage)
Lot Numbers:
78. Basil
79. Bee Balm
80. Chives
81. Chives, Garlic
82. Cilantro
83. Dill
84. Echinacea
85. Geranium, Scented
86. Lavender
87. Mint
88. Oregano
a. French
b. Greek
89. Parsley
90. Rosemary
91. Sage
92. Thyme
93. Other
94. Mint Collection (4 flavors)
95. Herb Collection (6 varieties)
CLASS H - Vegetables
Exhibits judged on uniformity, quality and commercial size.
Lot Numbers:
96. Beans (5)

a. Regular

b. Snap

c. Other
97. Beets (3)
98. Broccoli (1 main head)
99. Cabbage (1 head)
100. Carrots (6)

a. Large

b. Small
101. Cauliflower (1 head)
102. Chard (1 head)
103. Corn, Sweet - Ears (3)
104. Cucumbers (3)
105. Garlic, (single bunch)
106. Gourds, large varieties (2)
107. Gourds, small varieties (2)
108. Kale (1 head)
109. Lettuce (1 head)
110. Onions (3)
111. Onions, Green (5)