SECTION I: AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY CERTIFICATE

Open to all amateur flower arrangers.

Class 1: “Send Me No Flowers”
Do an arrangement of your choice featuring one large, stunning rose from your garden, using all fresh plant material.

by Patti Motta

 

ARS Silver Certificate
ARS Oriental Award

Class 2: “On the Waterfront”
Create an arrangement in an Oriental manner. For example, a Moribana style arrangement in a low container, showing water, or a Nagiere style arrangement in a tall container, or a free style arrangement. All of these styles should feature roses.

by Jim Crowther

 

Class 3: “The Pink Panther”
The movie was fun and crazy. Use pastel or light colored or pink roses in a whimsical line or line mass arrangement

by Jim Crowther

SECTION II: PENINSULA ROSE SOCIETY, NOVICE
Open to NOVICE arrangers only. A novice is one who has won no more than a total of five blue ribbons in previous annual shows of the Peninsula Rose Society.

ARS Novice Award
Lucia Morgan Trophy

Class 5: “The Music Man”
Create a rose arrangement of your choice with roses and anything musical, - containers, accessories, etc.

by Antoinette Gates

SECTION III: PENINSULA ROSE SOCIETY ADVANCED
Open to Advanced arrangers.

Keeper Award

Class 6: “Gone with the Wind”
Show movement in any direction using roses and any other plant material-fresh or dried.

by Jim Crowther

Keeper Award

Class 7: The Sound of Music”
Do any style of arrangement using roses and something musical as a container or accessory.

by Marian Vanden Bosch

(Best Arrangement)
ARS Gold Certificate
ARS Artist’s Award
Edith Barrette Trophy
Hunter Trophy
Earl Parson's Challenge Trophy
Keeper Award

Class 8: “Crash”
Do an abstract arrangement using roses and your choice of any other fresh or dried materials.

by Jim Crowther

SECTION IV: PENINSULA ROSE SOCIETY

ARS Bronze Certificate
Leslie Rogers Trophy
Keeper Award

Class 9: “The Green Mile”
Do a crescent style arrangement using roses and any other green, live or dried plant material.

by Patti Motta

Class 9: “The Green Mile”
Do a crescent style arrangement using roses and any other green, live or dried plant material.

by Jim Crowther

Keeper Award

Class 10: “Life with Father”
What reminds you of your Dad? Do an arrangement of your choice using roses with that idea. Place an explanatory card with a few lines in front of your arrangement.

by Marian Vanden Bosch

ARS Royalty Award
Keeper Award

Class 11: “High Society”
A mass arrangement using any type of roses and any other fresh plant material. Roses must dominate.

by Patti Motta

 

 

ARS Miniature Gold Certificate
ARS Mini Oriental Award
Mini Royalty Award
Madeline Jones Memorial Trophy
Keeper Award


Class 12: “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”
Using a tea cup, egg cup or any other small container used at breakfast, do an arrangement using mini or miniflora roses, no more than 6 inches in any direction.

by Pam Schenk

 

ARS Miniature Bronze Certificate
ARS Mini Artist Award
Keeper Award

Class 13: “Bridge on the River Kwai”
Use 2 small containers with some connective between them, using mini or miniflora roses, no more than 4 inches in any direction.

by Jim Crowther

 

SECTION VI: JUNIOR
Open to all juniors, 17 years of age and under.

Junior Royalty Award
Keeper Award

Class 14: “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom”
Use any favorite action figure or stuffed animal as an accessory in a rose arrangement.

by Jessica Flores

Keeper Award

Class 15: “Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”
What makes you hungry? Do a rose arrangement of your choice using any WRAPPED candy, lollipop, or other food item you like as an accessory.

by Brittany Flores

 

SECTION VII: JUDGES

Keeper Award

Class 16: “Around the World in 80 Days”
Do a rhythmic arrangement using roses and other line material of your choice.

by Barbara Gordon

 

Keeper Award

Class17: The Italian Job”
Your choice of arrangement. State type of arrangement on a small card.

by Barbara Gordon