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GOLD COUNTRY ROSE SOCIETY 2002 ROSE SHOW RESULTS
City Hall, Rose Room, Auburn, CA - October 13, 2002
Photography & Results Compiled by Baldo Villegas
HORTICULTURE DIVISION |
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| CLASS/AWARD | ROSE | EXHIBITOR |
Section A - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Amateur Section |
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| Class 1: Hybrid Teas and Grandifloras | ||
| Queen of Show | Vanilla Perfume | |
| King of Show | Oregold |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Princess of Show | Royal Amethyst |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 2: Hybrid Tea & Grandiflora Sprays | Gemini |
Sharon Hickhok
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| Class 3: Floribundas, one bloom | Lavaglut |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 4: Floribunda & Polyantha Sprays | Garnett |
Lynn Schweissinger
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| Class 5: Miniature Roses | ||
| Miniature Queen of Show | Sweet Caroline |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Miniature King of Show | Glowing Amber |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Miniature Princess of Show | Miss Flippins |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 6: Single Miniature Roses | Roller Coaster |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 7: Miniature Spray | Yantai |
Baldo Villegas
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| Class 8: Large Flowered Climbers | Fourth of July | |
| Class 9: Shrubs, other than Austins |
Stretch Johnson
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Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 10: David Austin / English Garden Style | Mary Rose |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 11: Old Garden Roses | Irene Watts | |
| Class 12: Container Grown Roses | Cupcake |
Florence Pratt
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| Amateur Sweepstakes |
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Section N - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Novice Classes |
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| Class 50-55: Best Novice |
Betty Boop |
Pam Spencer
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Section C - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Challenge Classes |
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| Class 20: Fully Open Hybrid Tea | Kentucky Derby |
Judy Frederick
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| Class 21: Three Hybrid Teas | Solitude and Signature |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 22: Three Floribunda blooms | Betty Boop |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 23: Rose in a Bowl | Vanilla Perfume |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 24: Trailing Rose | Fallenberg | |
| Class 25: Miniature Cycle of Bloom | Ferrin |
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| Class 26: Miniature English-Style Box | Whoopi, Queen City and Kristin |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 27: Miniature Rose in a Bowl | Sweet Caroline |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 28: Miniature Rose Bouquet | Pierrine |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 29: Miniature Palette of Roses | Rise 'n' Shine, Hot Tamale, Winsome, Party Girl and Cupcake |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 30: Gold Country Rose |
No Award
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| Class 31: Tin Can Derby |
Mixed Bouquet
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Lynn Schweissinger
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| Class 32: Rose Photography | Sunset Celebration |
Tara McCullough
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Section P- Gold Country Rose Society Public Judging |
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| Class 33: Fragrant Roses |
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Dottie Michelis
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Section J - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Judges' Class |
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| Class 34: Best Judges' Entry |
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Michael Devencenzi
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DIVISION II - Gold Country Rose Society Artistic Division |
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| CLASS/AWARD | ROSE | EXHIBITOR |
| LARGE ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 1: Celebrating Chinese New Year - A design in the oriental manner with water showing |
Barbara Salerno |
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| Class 2: Celebrating Mother's Day - A modern transparency design |
Rena Webb |
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| Class 3: In Memory of September 11th - An abstract design using two containers |
Rena Webb |
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| Class 4: Celebrating Father's Day - A line or line mass design using wood and/or metal to symbolize a father's strength |
Barbara Salerno |
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| Class 5: Roses All Year Long - Dry rosecraft |
Kay Polk |
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| MINIATURE ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 6: Cinco de Mayo - Designer's choice of style 6" in height, width, or depth. |
Rena Webb |
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| Class 7: Summertime - Designer's choice of style 10" in height, width, or depth. |
Kay White |
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| Class 8: Fourth of July Celebrations - Designer's choice of style 8" in height, width, or depth. |
Julie Matlin |
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| Class 9: Autumnal Equinox - Designer's choice of style 10" in height, width, or depth. |
Cindy Rogers |
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| NOVICE ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 10: Saint Patrick's Day - A line-mass or mass design using only roses. |
No Award |
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| Class 11: Octoberfest - Designer's choice of style 10" in height, width, or depth. |
Samantha Lower |
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| JUDGES' ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 12: President's Day - Large - Designer's choice. |
Ann Marie Harris |
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Class 13: Veterans' Day - Miniature - Designer's choice. Not to exceed 10". |
No Award |
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Brooks Red, a sport of Signature, made its debut in the Sacramento area at this show. It was exhibited by Michael Devencenci as Signature. They are very close but Brooks red appears to have a bit more yellow in the reverse of the petals and the color is red instead of pink as in Signature.
Angel Darling, an oldie but goody. I love this semidouble miniature rose. It seems like one of the members of this society is the only one in the area that has it. Ivanette Griggs was that yours?
Floranne, a sport of Crazy Dottie, is a staple rose in this show. It was found by Florence Pratt a few years ago. It is hard to find as it is only offered by Justice Miniature Roses in Oregon.
Sweet Home Alabama, probably entered by Colleen Gallagher, made its debut at this show as well. I have been growing it for about 3 years and it seems like I never get blooms that look as good as the one entered.
Space Odessey, is another miniature rose introduced by Weeks Roses, that is not seen very much. This is the first time that I have seen it. I have been growing it for 2 years.
Make Believe, is another oldie but goody. It was introduced by Ralph Moore many years ago. It is still on of my favorites. It is a semidouble rose.
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Last Updated: October 14, 2002
