“I See In Colors” An NGC Flower Show
New Orleans Council of Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges
February 26, 2019
Exhibits open to all members of New Orleans Judges Council and Students. Exhibits accepted from 8 am to 9:30 am prior to Jefferson Council meeting. Judging begins at 10 am. NOJC Council meeting and Flower Show viewing from 12 noon to 12:40 pm. All entries must be removed by 1:00 pm.
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Flower Show School
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Flower Show Judges Council President
Carrie Martin, Covington Flower Show Schedule Consultant Harriet Osborne, Covington Flower Show Schools, Symposia & Credentials Sherri Labbé, Houma |
See the Symposium Page to view 2 PowerPoints discussing changes in the new Handbook.
Gina and Tina presented these at their symposium in Pensacola. The newly revised 2017 Handbook for Flower Shows is now available through the LGCF Ways and Means Chairman. (See LGCF Directory on lgcfinc.org Website).
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Staging Panel
Staging panel - it is fun to see how different colors work with your design. This particular design was staged on a pedestal in the Covington Flower Show, but I enjoyed playing with color. - Carrie Martin
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Some of the New Designs from a program conducted by member of TN and MS done at Deep South 2018
You be the Judge - Cascade Designs
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You be the Judge - Grouped Mass Designs
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Flower Show I Slide Show!
The horticulture curriculum consists of basic general information on proper gardening techniques from seed/plant selection to plant culture and control of problems. Information is also presented on cultural needs of specific perennials, annuals, trees and shrubs, as well as fruits, vegetables and nuts and how to grow superior container plants.
Design instruction covers traditional floral arrangements through contemporary styles and even designs incorporating lights and motors. Many attendees are particularly interested in table setting designs showing coordination of floral centerpiece, linens and dishes. Vignettes, small segments of rooms, also give ideas on interior decorating.
While the primary purpose of these courses is to train those wishing to become flower show judges, many people attend for information only and those people do not have to take the examinations!
Design instruction covers traditional floral arrangements through contemporary styles and even designs incorporating lights and motors. Many attendees are particularly interested in table setting designs showing coordination of floral centerpiece, linens and dishes. Vignettes, small segments of rooms, also give ideas on interior decorating.
While the primary purpose of these courses is to train those wishing to become flower show judges, many people attend for information only and those people do not have to take the examinations!
NGC Standard Flower Show Achievement Awards - forms & info can be found here
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 by Harriet Osborne (2008)
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