Victoria Rhododendron Show Schedule 2008

A. SPECIES (Greer pages 80 to 83)

LEPIDOTE (truss or spray)

1. Section Pogonanthum (Anthopogon)

2. Sub-section Booothia

3 Campylogyna

4. Cinnabarina

5. Edgeworthia

6. Glauca

7. Heliolepida

8. Lapponica

9. Maddenia (a) outdoor (b) with protection

10. Triflora (a) Augustinii (b) all others

11. Any lepidote not above

ELEPIDOTE (truss)

12. Sub-section Arborea

13. Barbata

14. Campanulata

15. Falconera &Grandia

16. Fortunea

17. Irrorata

18. Neriiflora

19. Pontica

(a)yakushimanum (b) all others

20. Taliensia

21. Thomsonia

22. Any elepidote not above

B. HYBRIDS

ELEPIDOTE (truss)

23. Red

24. Red with flair/blotch

25. Red multicolour

26. White

27. White with flair/blotch

28. White multicolour

29. Pink

30. Pink with flair/blotch

31 Pink multicolour

32. Dark pink/rose

33. Dark pink/rose with flair/blotch

34. williamsianum hybrids (a) pink

(b) white/creamy/yellow

35. Blue/mauve/purple

36. Blue/mauve/purple with flair/blotch

37. Blue/mauve/purple multicolour

38. Cream

39. Cream with flair/blotch

40. Cream multicolour

41. Yellow

42. Yellow with flair/blotch

43. Yellow multicolour

44. Orange/salmon

45. Orange/salmon with flair/blotch

46. Orange/salmon multicolour

LEPIDOTE HYBRIDS (truss or

spray)

47. White lepidote

48. Pink lepidote

49. Blue/mauve/purple lepidote

50. Cream lepidote

51. Yellow lepidote

52. Orange/salmon lepidote

C. VANCOUVER ISLAND HYBRIDS

53. Truss or spray (a)Rhododendron

(b) Azalea

(c)Rhodo Plant, (c1) Azalea Plant

D. NEW HYBRIDS (truss or spray - must have been grown

from seed by exhibitor)

54. (e.g. from ARS seed) (a) lepidote (b) elepidote

55. Hybridized & grown from seed by exhibitor

(a) Rhododendron (b) Azalea

E. FRAGRANT RHODODENDRON (truss or spray)

56. For best fragrance of a rhododendron, species

or hybrid, but NOT an AZALEA

F. RHODODENDRON PLANTS

57. Lepidote species

58. Elepidote species

59. Lepidote hybrid

60. Elepidote hybrid

61. Foliage plant, not necessarily in bloom

(species or hybrid)

62. Vireya, species or hybrid

G. AZALEA SPECIES (truss or spray)

63. Deciduous

64. Evergreen

H. AZALEA: EVERGREEN HYBRIDS (truss or spray)

65. Red

66. White

67. Pink

68. Blue/purple

69. Orange/salmon

I. AZALEA: DECIDUOUS HYBRIDS (truss or spray)

70. Red

71. White

72. Pink

73. Yellow

74. Orange/salmon

J. AZALEA PLANTS

75. Evergreen - species or hybrid

76. Deciduous - species or hybrid

77. Foliage plant, not necessarily in bloom

.(species or hybrid)

K. AZALEADENDRON

78. Any azaleadendron - plant, spray or truss

L. COMPANION PLANTS

79. (a) Camellia truss (a1) floating flower and leaves

(b) Magnolia (c)Other – Non-Woody (d) Other - Woody

M. DISPLAYS

80. Arrangements - rhododendron or azalea flowers

81. Bonsai - rhododendron or azalea, less than 24 inches

82 Educational

83. Exhibit of leaves

84. Photography (a) colour (b) black and white

N. NORTHWEST HYBRID (WASHINGTON-B.C.)

85. LEPIDOTE OR ELEPIDOTE (truss)

O. HAMMERHEADS

86. ELEPIDOTE (truss)

NOTES:

Lax - An open, loose truss with drooping pedicels

(flower stalks) e.g. Fabia

Flair/blotch - A spotty or solid patch of a different shade or

colour e.g. Mrs. T.H. Lowinsky, Mrs. Furnival,

Golden Wit

Elepidote - without scales e.g.arboreum, fortunei, Vulcan

Lepidote - scurfy - with minute scales on leaves

. e.g. maddenii, impeditum

Truss - a single rachis (i.e. all flowers coming from one

bud)

Spray - multi stems emerging from a single stem. Height is

measured from the top of the container and must be

under 16 inches. Width cannot exceed height.

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