Field Crops

1 – Field Crops-Forage Crops for Hay

01 – Alfalfa, Baker

03 – Alfalfa, Lahonton

04 – Alfalfa, Ranger

05 – Alfalfa, WL312

07 – Alfalfa, Other

10 – Grasses, Amue Intermediate Wheatgrass

11 – Grasses, Crested Wheat Grass

13 – Grasses, Garrison Creeping Foxtail

14 – Grasses, Great Basin Wild Rye

16 – Grasses, Kentucky Bluegrass

18 – Grasses, Latar Orchard Grass

19 – Grasses, Manchar Smooth Brome

20 – Grasses, Meadow Foxtail

21 – Grasses, Mixed Grass Hay

22 – Grasses, Mixed Grass Hay & Legume Hay

23 – Grasses, Oahe Intermediate Wheatgrass

26 – Grasses, Potomac Orchard Grass

27 – Grasses, Red Top Grass

28 – Grasses, Reed Canary Grass

29 – Grasses, Regar Smooth Brome

30 – Grasses, Rice Hay

31 – Grasses, Sac Bromegrass

33 – Grasses, Sterling Orchard Grass

35 – Grasses, Timothy

38 – Grasses, Vinall Russian Wild Rye

39 – Grasses, Western Wheatgrass

41 – Sheaf Clover, Alsike

42 – Sheaf Clover, Alsike & Timothy Mixed

43 – Sheaf Clover, Red Clover

49 – Sheaf Clover, Sweet Yellow 2nd Year w/Bloom

2 – Field Crops-Forage Crops for Seed

01 – Alfalfa

04 – Amur Intermediate Wheatgrass

05 – Climas Timothy

06 – Clover, Aslike

07 – Clover, Red

09 – Clover, Sweet – White or Yellow

10 – Crested Wheat Grass

12 – Frontier Reed Canary Grass

13 – Garrison Creeping Foxtail

15 – Kentucky Bluegrass

17 – Latar Orchard Grass

18 – Manchar Smooth Brome

19 – Meadow Foxtails

20 – Oahe Intermediate Wheatgrass

21 – Potomac Orchard Grass

22 – Red Top Grass

23 – Regar Smooth Brome

24 – Rice Hay

25 – Sac Bromegrass

26 – Sterling Orchard Grass

27 – Topar Pubescent Wheatgrass

30 – Western Wheatgrass

4 – Field Crops-Sheaf Grains

Unspecified Class

05 – Barley, Other

Floriculture

1 – Floriculture – Arrangments, Amateur

01 – 56 Nationalities – Your own interpretation

02 – Bountiful Basket – A basket full of materials of your choice

03 – Change of Season – Incorporate any season in your theme

04 – Desert Wind – Using wood, rock, sagebrush, all dried materials

05 – Fire & Ice – Expressions of hot & cold using your choice of materials

06 – Garden Delight – using fresh fruit or vegetables

07 – Glorious Color Arrangement

08 – Glorious Color Wreath

09 – Kitchen Magic – create a warm kitchen feeling or use various kitchen materials

10 – Red Desert – All dried material

11 – Sent from Heaven – fresh cut flowers

15 – Special Occasion or Other Holiday

16 – Spice of Life – Use your own selection of bright materials

2 – Floriculture – Arrangments, Amateur Advance

08 – Glorious Color Wreath

15 – Special Occasion or Other Holiday

16 – Spice of Life – Use your own selection of bright materials

3 – Floriculture – Arrangments, Silk Collection

1 – Amateur

4 – Floriculture – Arrangments, Youth

02 – Cut flower of your choice (1-6) stems

04 – Glorious Color Arrangement

06 – Home Alone – using fresh cut flowers to design something with no help from Mom or Dad

08 – Potted Plant

09 – Secret Garden – Silk flowers and accessories of your choice

5 – Floriculture – Cut Flowers

003 – Alyssum, purple – 3 stems

004 – Alyssum, White – 3 stems

010 – Bachelor’s Button, blue – 3 stems

012 – Bachelor’s Button, pink – 3 stems

013 – Bachelor’s Button, any other – 3 stems

018 – Black-eyed Susan – 2 blooms

025 – Celosia (Cockscomb) – 1 stem

029 – Clematis – 1 spray

030 – Columbine – 3 blooms, can be one stem

032 – Cone Flower, 3 blooms

035 – Cosmos – 3 stems

036 – Dahlia – 1 bloom, 4″ – 8″

038 – Dahlia – 2 stems, blooms under 4″

041 – Daisy, Gloriosa – 3 stems

043 – Daisy, Shasta, single – 3 blooms

045 – Delphinium, perennial – 1 stem

046 – Dianthus (pinks), double – 3 blooms

047 – Dianthus (pinks), single – 3 blooms

048 – Dianthus (red), single – 3 blooms

051 – Feverfew – 3 stems

053 – Geranium – 3 blooms

055 – Gladiola, any color – 1 spike

057 – Holly Hock – 1 bloom float in glass container

059 – Impatients – 1 stem

060 – Lamb’s Ear – 1 stem

064 – Lily, Day – 1 stem

066 – Lily, any other – 1 stem

068 – Lobelia – 6 single stems

071 – Marigold, chrysanthemum type – 3

072 – Marigold, dwarf double single color -3 blooms

073 – Marigold, dwarf double, varicolored -3 blooms

074 – Marigold, dwarf single, varicolored – 3 blooms

077 – Nicotiana – 1 stem

078 – Pansy, 1″-4″ – 3 blooms

079 – Pansy, over 4″ – 1 bloom

080 – Petunia, bicolor – 1 spray

082 – Petunia, double, purple – 1 spray

085 – Petunia, Multiflora, bicolor – 1 spray

086 – Petunia, Multiflora, light pink – 1 spray

087 – Petunia, Multiflora, pink – 1 spray

088 – Petunia, Multiflora, purple – 1 spray

089 – Petunia, Multiflora, red-1 spray

090 – Petunia, Multiflora, white – 1 spray

091 – Petunia, Multiflora, yellow – 1 spray

092 – Petunia, other than listed – 1 spray

093 – Phlox, annual – 3 stems

107 – Snapdragon, miniature – 2 stems

108 – Snapdragon, pink – 2 stems

109 – Snapdragon, red – 2 stems

112 – Snapdragon, yellow – 2 stems

113 – Snapdragon, other – 2 stems

114 – Spiraea – 1 stem

117 – Sunflower – 1 head, 4″ and under

118 – Sunflower – 1 head, over 4″

122 – Verbena – 3 stems

123 – Violas – 6 blooms

125 – Yaro,white – 1 stem

126 – Yaro,yellow – 1 stem

128 – Zinnia, giant (over 4″ in diameter) – 1 bloom

130 – Zinnia, giant dahlia type – 1 bloom

131 – Zinnia, medium – 3 blooms

134 – Best specimen not listed elsewhere

135 – New Variety, first year only

136 – Unusual flower, not listed elsewhere

7 – Floriculture – Potted Plants, Flowering

21 – Other than listed

22 – Best Collection B 3-5 plants of the same family

8 – Floriculture – Potted Plants, Foliage

04 – Cactus, Christmas

05 – Cactus, other

21 – Fern, other

24 – Ficus benjamina

29 – Ivy, green

31 – Jade

37 – Pansie Planter (suitable for patio or porch)

39 – Petunia Planter (suitable for patio or porch)

42 – Philodendron, vining

44 – Pothos

49 – Sempervivum (Hen and Chicks)

51 – Snake Plant (mother-in law tongue)

52 – Spider Plants

56 – Other Plant

57 – Other Planter – variety of 3 or more suitable for porch or patio

58 – Best Collection – 3-5 plants of the same family

9 – Floriculture – Roses

05 – Miniatures

11 – Pink, Light