SECTION I: AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY CERTIFICATE

Open to all amateur flower arrangers.

Keeper Award

Class 2: “Working to Keep Our Air Clean and Clear”
Do a “transparency” arrangement using roses and any other plant material, if desired. In a transparency arrangement, some roses are viewed through any transparent material, either natural or man-made.

by Patti Motta

 

ARS Bronze Certificate
ARS Oriental Award

Class 3: “Tall Buildings with Ecologically Aware Architecture”
Create a tall vertical arrangement using roses and any other fresh or dried material.

by Karen Flores

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.

 

Lucia Morgan Trophy
ARS Best Novice Certificate

Class 5: “All Natural”
Create a rose arrangement of your choice using roses and some type of branches. Try to use something natural for your container.

by Marian Vanden Bosch

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

Keeper Award

Class 7: “Keeping Our Forests Green”
Do a rose arrangement of your choice using wood somewhere in the arrangement.

by Patti Motta

 

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

Class 8: “Using Wind Power to Create Clean Energy”
Show movement in an arrangement using roses and any other fresh or dried material in your line.

by Marian Vanden Bosch

SECTION IV: PENINSULA ROSE SOCIETY

ARS Royalty Award
Leslie Rogers Trophy
Keeper Award

Class 9: “A Beautiful Field of Roses”
Create a mass arrangement using roses (which must be the dominant flower) and any other fresh plant material.

by Karen Flores

Keeper Award

Class 10: “What Goes Around Comes Around”
Create a crescent style arrangement using roses and any other fresh or dried plant material.

by Jim Crowther

Keeper Award

Class 11: “Recycling a Floral Treasure From Trash”
Create an arrangement using roses and any other material incorporating anything you could recycle: paper, plastic, styrofoam, cans, etc.

by Maxine Hineman

 

 

ARS Miniature Gold Certificate
Mini Royalty Award
Humphrey's Trophy
Keeper Award


Class 12: “Keeping Our Parks
Clean and Green”
Do a miniature rose arrangement, using mini or miniflora roses, no more than 8 inches in any direction, using anything glass or plastic as your container.

by Pam Schenk

 

ARS Miniature Silver Certificate
ARS Mini Oriental Award
Keeper Award

Class 13: “Small Changes Keep Our Environment Clean”
Create an arrangement of your choice using miniature or miniflora roses, no more than 6 inches in any direction.

by Karen Flores

 

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

Keeper Award

Class 14: “Recycling My toys”
Do an arrangement of your choice using roses and any toy you are no longer using , and would give it to a younger friend.

by Jessica Flores

Keeper Award

Class 15: “Re-use in a Different Way”
Take any item you would find in your kitchen,
and use it in a rose arrangement of your choice.

by Sierra Kolter

Junior Royalty Award
Keeper Award

Class 15: “Re-use in a Different Way”
Take any item you would find in your kitchen,
and use it in a rose arrangement of your choice.

by Brittany Flores

Keeper Award

Class 15: “Re-use in a Different Way”
Take any item you would find in your kitchen, and use it in a rose arrangement of your choice.

by Holly Kolter

 

SECTION VII: JUDGES

Keeper Award

Class 16: “Recycle Into Beauty”
Do a rose arrangement showing movement in any direction.

by Barbara Gordon

 

Keeper Award

Class17: “Wind Power”
Do a rose arrangement showing movement in any direction.

by Barbara Gordon