Zone XV Division II Horticulture

Division II - Horticulture Entry Card Form
This form should be submitted by the club hort chair or delegate. Each club is required to enter 5 specimens in class 1-37 plus Challenge Class 38 for a total of 6 entries. A unique ID will be assigned to every entry. Every time you submit an entry form (or resubmit, if necessary), that entry will be assigned a unique three-digit ID number. We are all learning to enter and pass for a virtual show, so please don't be discouraged or surprised if an entry does not pass on the first try. Your assigned passing judge will let you know if something requires attention before she can pass an entry.
Date Time Stamp
MonthDayYear
DateHourMinutesAM/PM Option
DateTime
Passing Judge:
Congratulations your specimen has passed.We’re sorry but this specimen did not pass.
Passing Judge Comments
Panels Awards Judging (clerks enter info)
1st Place Blue Ribbon2nd Place Red Ribbon3rd Place Yellow Ribbon4th Place White Ribbon Honorable Mention
Panel Judges Comments (clerks enter info)
Panel Judges Confirmation (judge must approve)
Approve
Panel #1 Judges Special Award
GCA Novice Award in Horticulture (Exhibiting Alone)Catherine Beattie MedalClarissa Willemsen Horticulture Propagation AwardRosie Jones Horticulture Award
Panel #1 Awards Citation
Panel #2 Judges Special Awards
Best in ShowWelcome HomeA Virtual Triumph
Panel # 2 Awards Citation
The designation of Specimen 1, 2, 3, etc. below are simply to help you keep track of your entries. If an entry doesn't pass and you are here to submit that specimen again or to enter a replacement, simply click Resubmission/Replacement.*
Specimen 1Specimen 2Specimen 3Specimen 4Specimen 5Challenge Class 38Resubmission/Replacement
Club Horticulture Delegate *
First NameLast Name
Delegate email*
example@example.com
Delegate Cell Number*
Area CodePhone Number
Exhibitor*
First NameLast Name
Zone IX Club*
Alamo Heights-Terrell Hills Garden ClubFounders Garden Club of DallasGarden Club of Lookout MountainGarden Club of NashvilleGarden Lovers of NatchezGarden Study Club of New OrleansGreenville Garden ClubKnoxville Garden ClubLaurel Garden ClubLittle Rock Garden ClubMagnolia Garden ClubMemphis Garden ClubNew Orleans Town GardenersRiver Oaks Garden ClubShreveport Garden Study ClubThe Garden Club of HoustonThe Garden Club of JacksonThe Gertrude Windsor Garden ClubThe Hill Country Garden ClubThe Little Garden Club of MemphisThe Monroe Garden Study League
Class Entry*
Class 1 Annuals, In flower, Single StemClass 2 Annuals, In flower, Three stems of the same species or cultivarClass 3 Annuals, Foliage Only, Single StemClass 4 Annuals, Foliage only, Three stems of same species or cultivarClass 5 Perennials & Biennials, In flower, Single stemClass 6 Perennials & Biennials, In flower, Three stems of the same species or cultivarClass 7 Perennials & Biennials, Foliage only, Single stemClass 8 Perennials & Biennials, Foliage only, Three stems of the same species or cultivarClass 9 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, In flower, AmaryllisClass 10 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, In flower, IrisClass 11 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, In flower, NarcissusClass 12 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, In flower, TulipaClass 13 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, In flower, OtherClass 14 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, Foliage Only, AspidistraClass 15 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, Foliage Only, FarfugiumClass 16 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, Foliage Only, FernClass 17 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, Foliage Only, HostaClass 18 Bulbs, Corms & Rhizomes, Foliage Only, OtherClass 19 Roses, Old Garden Roses, prior to 1867Class 20 Roses, Modern RosesClass 21 DO NOT CLICK THIS BOX Shrubs, Single Branch, In flowerClass 21a CameliaClass 21b RhododendronClass 21c ViburnumClass 21d SpireaClass 21e OtherClass 22 Shrubs, Single Branch, Foliage onlyClass 23 Shrubs, Single Branch, Bearing fruit, berries, or nutsClass 24 Trees, Single Branch, In flowerClass 25 Trees, Single Branch, Foliage onlyClass 26 DO NOT CLICK THIS BOX Trees, Single Branch, Bearing fruit, berries, or nuts.Class 26a IlexClass 26b OtherClass 27 Edibles, FruitClass 28 Edibles, VegetableClass 29 Edibles, HerbClass 30 Plants in Flower, OrchidsClass 31 Plants in Flower, Containers 6" or lessClass 32 Plants in Flower, Containers more than 6" and up to 12"Class 33 Foliage only, Containers 6" or lessClass 34 Foliage only, Containers 6" and up to 12"Class 35 Cacti & SucculentsClass 36 Cheers to Mothers & DaughtersClass 37 Praise for the ParClass 38 Educational Challenge Class, Celebrating a Badge of Blue
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Picture #1 Front *
Orientation may be portrait or landscape , no ruler just a perfect image of your specimen
Picture #2 Side with ruler, yardstick, measuring tape etc *
Orientation may be portrait or landscape
Picture #3 From above*
Orientation may be portrait or landscape, no ruler just a perfect image from above of your specimen .
Picture #4 Optional selfie with submission.
Not required but appreciated especially if picture includes you with your submission and is portrait Orientation
Photographed by*
Botanical Name (Genus species "Cultivar")*
Common Name*
Length of Time of ownership*
3 months4-5months6 months-11 months1-2 years3-4 years5-7 years8-10 years11- 15 years16-25 yearsover 25 years!
Native to your region?*
Native to regionNot Native to region
Grown with or without Pesticides?*
Grown with PesticidesGrown without Pesticides
Growing conditions*
Propagated by exhibitor?*
Propagated by exhibitorNot propagated by exhibitor
If yes, method of propagation?*
SeedCuttingLayeringDivisionOther
If propagated by exhibitor, give a detailed explanation of propagation methods.
Please include dates, growing medium, growing conditions and potting.
If entry is Challenge Class #38, enter Educational Statement of Intent explaining the importance of natives in our landscapes. *
Are you a Novice?
For your convenience we put the definition here so you can answer the next and final question. A novice is an individual exhibitor who has not won a first-place ribbon or a GCA Special Award in the division entered at a GCA Flower Show, GCA Major Flower Show or Sanctioned Non-GCA Major Flower Show. An exhibitor winning a first-place ribbon in a GCA Flower Show is still considered a novice in a GCA Major Flower Show or in a Sanctioned Non-GCA Major Flower Show or in another division of any flower show. In addition, an exhibitor who has won a first-place ribbon or Special Award in a GCA Major Flower Show or Sanctioned Non-GCA Major Flower Show is no longer a novice in any level of GCA Flower Shows in the division won. Only individual novice exhibitors are eligible to receive the GCA Novice Awards or the Sandra Baylor Novice Floral Design Award. A novice exhibitor will be identified on the entry form, following the initial judging.
Is Participant a novice?*
Participant is a noviceParticipant is not a novice
Special Award Qualification
Catherine Beattie Medal (6 mo owned & grown by exhibitor)Clarissa Willemsen Horticulture Propagation Award (6 mo owned & propagated by exhibitor)
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Division II - Horticulture Entry Card Form

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