DIVISION I - HORTICULTURE
SECTION I - AVSA Collections
Class 1 - Standard Collection of 3 different AVSA registered varieties of the same type: 3 single-crown or 3 trailers, or 3 species, regardless of type
Class 2 - Miniature or Semiminiature Collection of 3 different registered varieties of the same type: 3 single-crown miniatures, 3 miniature trailers, 3 single-crown semiminiatures, or 3 semiminiature trailers
SECTION II - Standard specimen plants, green foliage, any type blossom
Class 3 - White, cream, yellow, green, and two-tones of these colors
Class 4 - Red, pink, coral, blush, and two-tones of these colors
Class 5 - Blue, purple, lavender, and two-tones of these colors
Class 6 - Multi-colored
Class 7 - Edged
Class 8 - Fantasy and Chimera
SECTION III - Standard specimen plants, variegated foliage, any type blossom
Class 9 - White, cream, yellow, green, and two-tones of these colors
Class 10 - Red, pink, coral, blush, and two-tones of these colors
Class 11 - Blue, purple, lavender, and two-tones of these colors
Class 12 - Multi-colored
Class 13 - Edged
Class 14 - Fantasy and Chimera
SECTION IV - Miniature specimen plants, any type foliage, any type blossom
Class 15 - All colors
SECTION V - Semiminiature specimen plants, any foliage, any type blossom
Class 16 - All colors
SECTION VI - Trailers, any type foliage, any type blossom
Class 17 - Standard
Class 18 - Miniature and Semiminiature
SECTION VII - Special Classes
Class 19 - Club project plant
Class 20 - Saintpaulia species and natural hybrids
Class 21 - New cultivar seedling origination (Rule #15)
Class 22 - New cultivar sport or mutant (Rule #15)
Class 23 - One African violet plant, standard, miniature, or semiminiature in an unusual or decorative container (Rule #17)
Class 24 - One African violet trailer, standard, miniature, or semiminiature in an unusual or decorative container (Rule #17)
Class 25 - Any variety of African violet, any type foliage, any type blossom grown exclusively in natural light
Class 26 - Vintage African violets (25 years or older, pre 1993)
Class 27 - Novice (see Rule #22)
SECTION VIII - Gesneriads other than African violets
Class 28 - Blooming Gesneriads
Class 29 - Gesneriads grown for ornamental foliage (Rule #11)
Class 30 - Lesser known or unusual Gesneriads
SECTION IX - Special Exhibits
Class 31 - Education and AVSA information
Class 32 - Focal Point
DIVISION II – DESIGN
SECTION X - Interpretive Flower Arrangements - Designs using fresh cut African violet blossoms as the highlight of the exhibit. Fresh cut, dried, treated or colored plant materials and man-made materials are permitted. Artificial plant materials may not be used. Accessories, bases and backdrops are optional unless restricted in the Class description. Exhibits shall have a 3” x 5” card listing African violet varieties and other plant material used, if known.
Class 33 - 'Tidal Treasures' - A scene of what may be brought up the shore by the daily ebb and flow of the tide using African violet blossoms. Niche size: 20” high, 15” wide, 7 ½” deep.
Class 34 - 'Fishing at the Shore' - What might I be fishing for? Using a clear glass container of your choice create an underwater design completely submerged using African violet blossoms to be viewed at eye level from the front only. The club will supply the riser.
SECTION XI - Interpretive Plant Arrangements - Designs where one or more blooming African violet plants (removed from the pot) shall be the highlight of the exhibit. Fresh, cut, dried, treated, or colored plant materials are permitted. Artificial plant materials may not be used. Accessories, bases and backdrops are optional unless restricted in the Class description. Exhibits shall have a 3” x 5” card listing African violet varieties and other plant material, if known.
Class 35 - 'Fun by the Shore' - An activity you might participate in by the shore. Remember many shores are not ust sun and sand. Niche size: 30” high, 20” wide, 15” deep.
SECTION XII - Container Gardens - Miniature gardens using one or more African violets and other growing plants. All plants must be planted in the container. No cut plant material permitted with the exception of weathered wood or natural materials that are used for effect. Not to exceed 30” in any direction. No limit on Exhibits, but reservations are required for all container garden classes.
Class 36 - Natural Gardens
Class 37 - Dish Gardens
Class 38 – Terrariums
