September 15, 2026

Brightview

301 E. Conestoga Road, Wayne, PA

Entry times 8:15-9:15 am. No entries accepted after 9:15 am

DESIGN CLASSES: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Class 1:  Morning Coffee — a design inspired by your favorite tea/coffee cup. Not to exceed 18” in width, staged on a table viewed on three sides but judged only from the front.  Cup to be displayed but not part of design. Novice class.   4 entries.

Class 2:  Lunch with My Bestie — A Functional Table* design set for two, a square 32” card table provided. 4 entries.

     *Functional Table:  a table exhibit arranged for dining, including dishes, glassware, linens, and floral design(s) with or without other components.

Class 3:  Dinner Party — a design suitable for a foyer table that sets the tone for a special occasion or holiday celebration.  Statement of intent must be included.  To be displayed on a black pedestal (36” tall with a 12” square top) not to exceed 24” in width and may be viewed and judged from all 4 sides.  4 entries.

 FALL 2025 HORTICULTURE CLASSES

SECTION A:  Cut Specimens

Perennials Classes 1-6 (hardy herbaceous) and Biennials

Class 1     Chrysanthemum

Class 2     Anemone

Class 3     Aster

Class 4     Nipponanthemum (Montauk Daisy)

Class 5     Other

Class 6     Grasses 3 stems of a single variety

Bulbs, corms, tubers, rhizomes

Class 7     Dahlias

Annuals Classes 8-13

Class 8     Cosmos

Class 9     Zinnia

Class 10   Coleus

Class 11   Salvia

Class 12   Other

Class 13   Collection of 3 cut specimens of different species exhibited in a clear, green glass container not to exceed 24” tip to tip.  Key card required.

Branches Classes 14-17

Cut branches not to exceed 30” high, tip to tip, any foliage must be attached. One branch per container.

Class 14     Berried branches

Class 15     Needled evergreens

Class 16     Broadleaf evergreens

Class 17     Other

SECTION B:  Container Grown Plants

Challenge Class 

Class 18     Hedera helix trained on a frame in a workshop held on 4-10-26

Par Class

Class 19     An exhibit of outstanding horticultural merit.  In a container not to exceed 10” in diameter.  Entries will be judged individually against perfection.  Plants must have been owned by exhibitor for at least 6 months.