This is the second message about our show held on April 13-14, 2013 in Albany, Oregon.
COLLECTION CLASSES
Historic Collection of 5. Exhibitor was Margaret Pansegrau, and her flowers were: Back Row: Horace 9 W-GOR (1894), Limerick 3W-R (1938), Actaea 9 W-YYR (1919); Front Row: Raeburn 9W-GYR (1913), Dreamlight 3 W-GWR (1934).
Historic Collection winner, exhibited by Margaret Pansegrau
Classics Collection of 5 (cultivars introduced between 1940 thru 1969): Exhibitor was Peggy Tigner. Back Row: Foresight 1 W-Y (1944), Broomhill 2 W-W (1965); Stainless 2 W-W (1960); Front Row: Canasta 11a W-Y (1957), Arish Mell 5W-W (1961). Broomhill from this collection was awarded the Best Single Stem from the Classics Section.
Classics Collection winner, exhibited by Peggy Tigner
The Red White and Blue Ribbon (for best standard collection of 5 daffodils bred in the USA) went to Margaret Pansegrau. Back row: Pantomime 9 W-YYR (Evans), Bright Angel 9 W-GOR (Mitsch), Angel Eyes 9 W-GYO (Mitsch); Front row: Peaceful Valley 9W-GYO (Havens), Unknown Poet 9 W-GYR (Havens).
Red-White-Blue Ribbon winner, exhibited by Margaret Pansegrau
The Purple Ribbon (for best collection of 5 standards, excluding the Historic Collection) went to Peggy Tigner. Her flowers are: Back Row: Estuary 2 W-GWW, Red Sheen 2 O-R, Barbie Doll 2 W-WWP; Front Row: Tri Angeles 11a Y-P, Birthday Girl 2 W-GWW. This collection also won the Best Intermediate Collection ribbon.
Purple Ribbon and Intermediate Collection Ribbon winner, exhibited by Peggy Tigner
The Elise Havens award is for 12 stems from at least three different divisions 5 through 10. The winner was George Armantrout. Back Row: Hoopoe 8 Y-O, Counterpoint 7 W-Y, Falconet 8 Y-R, Silver Smiles 7 W-Y; Middle Row: Mission Bells 5 W-W, Sunny Miss 7 Y-O, Thalia 5 W-W, Dickcissel 7 Y-W; Front Row: Lady Alice 7 Y-Y, American Peace 5 Y-Y, Bell Song 7 W-P, Seraph 9 W-GYR.
Havens Collection Ribbon winner, exhibited by George Armantrout
The Marie Bozievich Award is for 12 standards coming from at least 4 divisions. The winner was Margaret Pansegrau, and her flowers were: Lostine 3 W-GWW, Magic Step 2 W-P, Yellow Step 4 Y-Y, Colonial White 2 W-W, Limerick 3 W-R, Marshfire 2 W-YOR, Yellowtail 2 W-Y, Triple Crown 3 Y-GYR, Hollypark 3 W-GYR, Burning Bush 2 Y-R, Mellon Park 3 W-O, and Quail 7 Y-Y. [No picture]
The Throckmorton Award is for 15 standards, each one exhibiting a different color classification. This class is a special favorite of mine, as it demonstrates what I most love about daffodils – variety! I made an effort to include one of Dr Throckmorton’s own flowers (Star Wish) in his eponymous collection. The exhibitor was me, and the flowers were: Back Row: Greenbrier 3 W-GWW, Night Hawk 2 Y-O, Nordic Rim 3 W-WWY, Grand Prospect 2 Y-W, Girasol 1 Y-P; Middle Row: Pacific Rim 2 Y-YYR, Bella Coola 2 W-W, Goldfinger 1 Y-Y, Star Wish 3 W-GYR, Chromite 2 O-O; Front Row: Birthday Girl 2 W-GWW, Triple Crown 3 Y-GYR, Mission Bells 5 W-W, Lemon Honey 2 YYW-YYW, Cantabile 9 W-GYR.
Throckmorton Collection Ribbon winner, exhibited by Theresa Fritchle
Finally, I would like to mention a special award, the Betty Jean Forster Award, which honors one of the founders of the Oregon Daffodil Society and a much-missed friend. It is awarded to the best exhibit in Division 6. The award went to David Smith for his 6 W-P seedling.
Betty Jean Forster Ribbon winner, exhibited by David Smith
I now have a renewed admiration for Kirby Fong, Tom Stettner, and all the other wonderful contributors who post photos and show reports to DaffNet – this is a lot of work!
best regards, Theresa
Theresa,
Thank you for your time and energy to share with us the Albany Oregon show results. Yes, it is quite an undertaking! Len, thank you for sharing your beautiful photos!
Nancy