Hampshire County Fair-Registration

	Registration

The Hampshire County Fair Association is now accepting reservations for booths and/or space for the Hampshire County Fair. For more information, to make a reservations, or reservation deadlines contact Aaron Cox at 496-1070. For Parade Info, please call Bonnie Cox at 304-496-1070, leave a message or email to hampshirecountyfair@yahoo.com 4-H projects will be accepted in the Exhibit Building on Sunday, August 16th from 2 - 4 p.m. 4-H and FFA Fair Horse Show is scheduled for Saturday, August 22nd at 9:00 A.M. COMING SOON: Hampshire County 4-H & FFA Horse Show Class List. COMING SOON: General Public Homemaker judging categories COMING SOON: Last years 33rd Annual 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale COMING SOON: Mud Bog Registraton forms!
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2009 Crops Building Entries Taken From General Public *Rules and regulations:* Department IV. Amateur Flower Show Exhibits that do not conform to rules will be disqualified All exhibits must have been grown by exhibitor and should be labeled as to cultivar or variety. Fair officials will take every precaution for the safekeeping of exhibits after their arrival and arrangement in the building, but will not be responsible for any damage or loss that may occur. All horticulture classes are open to any amateur grower. Commercial exhibitors not eligible. Potted plants must have been in possession of exhibitor three or more months prior to show. Saucers must be provided by the exhibitor. Containers for cut specimens will be furnished by the Fair. Wedging is permitted. Only one plant per container with exception of begonias, coleus, hanging plants and class #42 (any large houseplant, container and plant size unlimited). Plants should be groomed before exhibiting. Remove dead foliage and spent flowers. Exhibits in bad condition will not be accepted. Horticulture definitions: A Stalk is the stem of the plant; A Spike is a lengthened flower cluster (gladiolus); A Spray is a main stem with side branches and blooms on all sides. Judges may subdivide or combine Horticulture Classes by cultivar, color or type. Horticulture exhibits are judged for horticulture perfection, not just for size or age. Section I. African Violets African Violet, variegated or bicolor single. African Violet, variegated or bicolor, semi-double or double African Violet, red, single African Violetl, red, semi-double or double African Violet, pink, single African Violet, pink, semi-double or double African Violet, white, single African Violet, white, semi-double or double African Violet, blue, single African Violet, blue, semi-double or double African Violet, purple, single African Violet, purple, semi-double or double African V iolet, Miniature, any color, single, semi-double or double Section 2 Potted Plants Foliage not to exceed 24” high and 20” wide. Pot not to exceed 10” in diameter (except classes 22 and 42). Begonia, tuberous, any variety Begonia, was, single, any color Begonia, wax double, any color Begonia, any other variety not listed above Bonsai Cactus, dish garden Cactus, grafted Cactus, any variety, excluding Thanksgiving or Christmas cactus Cactus, Thanksgiving or Christmas variety Coleus, Green and white foliage Coleus,k any foliage except white Geraniums – the dominant color of variegated blossoms will determine the class of entry. Geranium, variegated foliage Geranium, red Geranium, white Geranium, pink Geranium, salmon Geranium, fuchsia Ivy Geranium, any color Hen and Chicks, container size and shape unlimited Impatients, single, any color Impatients, double, any color New Guinea Impatient, any color Jade Plant Pepperomia Houseplant with vining foliage, incl;udes philodendron and Pothos Succulents, except cactus, hen and chicks, and jade House Plant, not listed Any large houseplant, container and plant size unlimited Ivy Topiary Gloxina, any color Section 3 Cut Specimen All specimens exhibited must have foliage Ageratum, 3 stalks Asters, same color, 3 single blooms Asters, double or fluffy, same color, 3 blooms Bachelor Buttons, one color, 3 blooms Calendula, any variety, 3 blooms Celosia, crested, 1 stalk Celosia, plumed, 1 stalk Chrysanthemum, same color, 3 blooms Cleome, same color, 3 stalks Coneflower, same cxolor, 3 blooms Cosmos, 1 spray Dusty Miller, 1 stalk Gaillardia, single, same color, 3 blooms Gerber Daisy, same color, 1 bloom Gloriosa Daisy, same color, 3 blooms Lisianthus, 3 blooms Marigold, Carnation, any variety, orange 1 bloom Marigold, carnation, any variety, yellow, 1 bloom Marigold, Carnation, any variety, white, 1 bloom Marigold, French, doubledwarf, 1 spray, should have 3 blooms but nor more than 5 blooms Petunia, single, ruffled, red, 3 blooms Petunia, single, ruffled, white, 3 blooms Petunia, single, ruffled, pink, 3 blooms Petunia, single, ruffled, purple, 3 blloms Petunia, single, ruffled, yellow, 3 blooms Petunia, single, ruffled, bicolor, 3 blooms Petunia, double, ruffled, any color, 3 blooms Rudbeckia (Black-eyed Susan), 3 blooms Salvia, blue, 3 spikes Salvia, scarlet, 3 spikes Salvia, violet, 3 spikes Salvia, white, 3 spikes Shasta Daisy, same color, 3 blooms Snapdragon, any color, 1 spike Snapdragon, same color, 3 spikes Statice, any color, 3 stalks Strawflowers, same color, 3 blooms Large Sunflower. Seed head diameter 8: or larger (must be fresh cut, live specimen, dried flowers will not be accepted) Sunflower. Seed head diameter less than 8: (must be fresh cut, live specimen, dried flowers will not be accepted Yarrow, 1 Stalk Section 4 Zinnias All Specimens exhibited must have foliage Zinnia, Lilliput or Pompom, any color, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, red, 3 b looms Zinnia, Dahlia, yellow, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, pink, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, white, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, purple, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, orange, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, variegated or bicolor, 3 blooms Zinnia, Dahlia, green, 3 blooms Zinnia, Giant Cactus, red, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Cactus, yellow, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Cactus, pink, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Cactus, white, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Cactus, purple, 1 bloom Zinnia, giant Cactus, orange, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Cactus, variegated or bicolor, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, red, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, yellow, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, pink, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, white, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, purple, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, orange, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, variegated or bicolor, 1 bloom Zinnia, Giant Dahlia, green, 1 bloom Section 5 – Gladioli Vase of one spike, weighted if necessary Coral Lavender Maroon Orange Pink Purple Red White Yellow Green Variegated, any color Miniature Gladiolus, any color. Florets should not exceed 21/2” Section 6 Dahlias All specimens exhibited must have foliage Single, 1 bloom, any color Cactus or semi-cactus, any size, same color, 3 blooms Dahlia mixed colors, any size, form or shape, 3 blooms, any color Miniature (landscape type) dahlia, any color, form or shape, less than 2 ½” Classes 124-130 Cactus or semi-cactus, should be 5” and over Red, 1 bloom White, 1 bloom Yellow, 1 bloom Orange, 1 bloom Lavender or Pink, 1 bloom Purple, 1 bloom Blend or Bi-color, 1 bloom Classes 131-137 Cactus or semi-Cactus, should be 5” and under Red, 1 bloom White, 1 bloom Yellow, 1 bloom Orange, 1 bloom Lavender or Pink, 1 bloom Purple, 1 bloom Blend or Bicolor, 1 bloom Classes 138-144 Decorative, Formal or informal, should be 5” and over Red, 1 bloom White, 1 bloom Yellow, 1 bloom Orange, 1 bloom Lavender or Pink, 1 bloom Purple, 1 bloom Blend or Bicolor, 1 bloom Classes 145-153 Decorative, Formal or Informal, should be 5” and under Red, 1 bloom White, 1 bloom Yellow, 1 bloom Orange, 1 bloom Lavender or Pink, 1 bloom Purple, 1 bloom Blend or Bicolor, 1 bloom Ball, 2” or more in diameter, any color, 1 bloom Pompom, 2” and under in diameter, any color, 1 bloom Section 7 – Roses (Roses should be one-half to three-fourths open.) A spray must contain two or more blooms. Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, or Floribunda, any color, 1 bloom Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, or Floribunda, any color, 1 spray Miniature, any color, 1 bloom Miniature, any color, 1 spray Shrub Rose, any color, 1 bloom Shrub Rose, any color, 1 spray Climber, any color, 1 bloom Climber, any color, 1 spray Section 8 – Hanging Plants (Container not to exceed 12” diameter. Length of hanger pot not to exceed 36”. Plants must have been grown together at least six weeks). Flowering Plants Ferns Spider Plants Other Section 9 Arrangements Miniature arrangement (not to exceed 5” in all dimensions including container). May be fresh or dried material Centerpiece arrangement of fresh flowers and foliage. (Total height not to exceed 12 inches). Arrangement for side table using any or all of the following: dried flower foliage, seed pods or cones Arrangement of all fresh plant material, featuring driftwood or weathered wood as an accessory. Height not to exceed 15 inches Christmas Holiday Arrangement Corsage of fresh material Other arrangements – Natural material Wreaths – All natural materials Mixed arrangement of fresh wild flowers Patio Pots Commercial Exhibits also wanted. If you are a fruitgrower or greenhouse owner, please contact Paul Roomsburg at 496-7111.
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