Following the order in the show report form, I start with the Historic Collection of 5. The exhibitor of the winning entry was yours truly. The flowers in the collection are – Back: ‘Verger’ 3W-R (1930), ‘Ramillies’ 2Y-O (1937), ‘Crenver’ 3W-GYR (1927); Front: ‘Daphne’ 4W-W (1914), ‘Cantatrice’ 1W-W (1936).
Historic Collection of 5 Ribbon winner exhibited by Kirby Fong
The Red-White-Blue Ribbon is for the best collection of 5 American-bred standard daffodils. Exhibitor of the winning collection was Bob Spotts. The flowers are – Back: 13-3-62 2W-GYO, 13-3-51 4Y-Y, 13-3-60 2Y-Y; Front: ‘Mesa Verde’ 12G-GGY (Spotts), ‘Anasazi’ 3WWG-GWW (Spotts).
Red-White-Blue Ribbon winner exhibited by Bob Spotts
The Purple Ribbon is for the best collection of 5 standards, excluding the Historic Collection. Exhibitors of the winner were Ben Blake and Nancy Tackett. It was a division 7 collection with – Back: ‘Fertile Plains’ 7YYW-Y, ‘Peach Delight’ 7W-WWP, Duncan 05/134 7Y-Y; Front: ‘Walton’ 7Y-YOO, ‘Kokopelli’ 7Y-Y.
Purple Ribbon winner exhibited by Ben Blake and Nancy Tackett
The exhibitor of the best Intermediate Collection of 5 was Bob Spotts. The flowers in the collection are – Back: 13-3-59 2W-YYO, 13-3-74 3W-GYR, 13-3-29 3Y-YOO; Front: 13-3-64 1Y-O, 13-3-63 1W-Y.
Intermediate Collection of 5 Ribbon winner exhibited by Bob Spotts
The Havens Collection calls for 12 cultivars from at least 3 RHS divisions 5 through 10. Exhibitor of the winning collection was Bob Spotts. The flowers are – Back Row: 13-3-15 8W-O, 13-3-4 7W-Y, 13-3-28 8Y-O, 13-3-37 8W-Y; Middle Row: 13-3-19 6W-Y, 13-3-23 8Y-O, 13-3-21 8W-Y, 13-3-26 5Y-YOO; Front Row: ‘Kokopelli’ 7Y-Y, 13-3-25 7W-P, 13-3-22 6Y-O, 13-3-20 9W-GYR.
Havens Award winner exhibited by Bob Spotts
The Bozievich class calls for 12 standards from at least 4 RHS divisions. Bob Spotts exhibited the winning collection. The flowers are – Back: ‘Tripartite’ 11aY-Y, 13-3-43 11aY-GOO, ‘Chicago Hope’ 1Y-GYY, ‘Mesa Verde’ 12G-GGY, 13-3-38 2W-YYO, ‘Kokopelli’ 7Y-Y; Front: 13-3-11 2W-P, 13-3-35 9W-YYR, ‘Vineland’ 6Y-Y, 13-3-13 3G-GYO, 13-3-12, 7G-G, Vinisky V93-41-3 11aW-Y.
Bozievich Award winner exhibited by Bob Spotts
The Throckmorton class calls for 15 standard daffodils with 15 different RHS classifications. A classification is the division number and the color code. Exhibitor of the winning collection was yours truly. The flowers are – Back Row: ‘Mida Anne’ 8Y-O, ‘Sprint Lustre’ 3W-YYO, ‘Altun Ha’ 2YYW-W, ‘Kiwi Dream’ 3W-WWO, ‘Bettina’s Favorite’ 8Y-Y; Middle Row: ‘Danger Zone’ 2W-P, ‘Wayby’ 2Y-R, ‘Fencourt Jewel’ 8W-P, ‘Pacific Rim’ 2Y-YYR, ‘Greenodd’ 3W-YWW; Front Row: ‘La Traviata’ 3Y-YYR, ‘Trecara’ 3W-ORR, ‘Classic Delight’ 2YYW-GOO, ‘Ozone’ 2W-W, ‘Firefighter’ 3Y-R.
Throckmorton Award winner exhibited by Kirby Fong
The Quinn class calls for 24 standard daffodils from at least 5 RHS divisions. Bob Spotts exhibited the winning collection. The flowers are – Back Row: ‘Chicago Hope’ 1Y-GYY, ‘Three Oaks’ 1W-Y, 13-3-54 3WWG-GGO, ‘Geometrics’ 2W-Y, ‘Clouded Yellow’ 2YYW-Y, 13-3-50 1W-Y, ‘Big Mo’ 1Y-Y, ‘Evesham’ 3W-GYY; Middle Row: ‘Sammy Girl’ 8W-P, ‘Prodigious’ 11aY-Y, Reed 96-3-1 2W-P. ‘Tuscarora’ 1Y-Y, ‘Elegant Touch’ 2W-W, ‘Southern Hospitality’ 4Y-R, 13-3-27 2W-GYO, ‘Mesa Verde’ 12G-GGY; Front Row: ‘Work of Art’ 7W-P, 13-3-58 3YYG-GGO, ‘Aintree’ 3W-O, ‘Goldhanger’ 2Y-Y, 13-3-56 11aW-Y, ‘Little Tyke’ 1Y-Y, ‘Bob Spotts’ 2W-W, ‘Kokopelli’ 7Y-Y.
Quinn Award winner exhibited by Bob Spotts
That finishes the awards for standards. Tomorrow I’ll post the ADS awards for miniatures.