Spring Show May 2016
The May 18th meeting was the annual Spring Show. Below are pictures from the show. Click any image to open a fullsize version.
Annual Spring Show 2016
The colorful array of single tulips - Doreen Murphy won first, Sabrina Alfonso won second, and Anne Brohan won third.
Here are the double tulip entries, Anne Brohan won first, Mary Jane de Koos won second, Sabrina Alfonso won third.
For lily-flowered tulips, Christina Duvander won 1st and Moira Miller Valentine won 2nd prize.
For 'Other Tulip', Sabrina Alfonso won with the single entry of a 'botanical' (wild) tulip.
For single narcissus, Sabrina Alfonso won first, and Joyce Farthing won second and third.
For multi-flowered narcissus, Anne Brohan won 1st, Doreen Murphy won 2nd, and Sabrina Alfonso won 3rd.
Olive Balderson won 1st prize with this hyacinth for 'Other spring bulbs - large'.
For 'Other spring bulbs - small' Moira Miller Valentine won 1st, Olive Balderson won 2nd, and Joyce Farthing won 3rd prize.
For Bleeding Hearts, Moira Miller-Valentine won first (picture missing), and Olive Balderson won 2nd and 3rd.
Sabrina Alfonso won 1st for lilacs.
Moira Miller Valentine won 1st prize, with Mary Jane de Koos winning second for lamium.
For 'Other flowering shrubs', Doreen Murphy won 1st prize, and Christina Duvander won 2nd prize.
Christina Duvander won first and third, and Moira Miller Valentine won second, for primulas.
For 'Unlisted flowers - large', Sabrina Alfonso won 1st, Christina Duvander won 2nd, and Joyce Farthing won 3rd prize.
For 'Unlisted flowers - small', Olive Balderson won 1st prize, Mary Jane de Koos won 2nd, and Joyce Farthing won 3rd.
Janet Dupré won 1st prize for her flowering house plant.
Sabrina Alfonso won 1st prize in the decorative category for an entry in 'Kids At Play' - a small design.
Anne Brohan won 1st prize in the decorative category for an entry in 'Mother's Day' - an all-around viewing design.
In addition to the flower show, Irene and Ailsa demonstrated reusing styrofoam containers to create beautiful stone-look containers like these.
