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Rose Window February 2022
Yankee District newsletter
edited by Andy Vanable
Registration and all details of the Spring 2022 Yankee Convention
The late fee has been waived. You may register up to March 29 without penalty
Here is latest registration form
NEW registration form
| FROM Consulting Rosarian Chairs Anita & Mike Eckley: |
| For your information: An Online CR School has been prepared for February 2022. Please see dates/times below. We have included qualifications to become a CR and the application form. |
| Also included are links to the Application for a New CR form, Other CR information and forms as well as the CR Manual.
Feelfree to share this information through your Local Society and District Newsletters. |
| CR Candidate Form Qualifications |
CR SCHOOL/SEMINARS 2022 |
| DATE/TIME | TOPIC | SPEAKER |
| February 5, 2022 1 PM CDT | CR Mission & Ethics | Diane Sommers |
| Soil & Water | Bill Kozemchak | |
| February 12, 2022 1 PM CDT | Fertilizer | Brenna Bosch |
| February 19, 2022 1 PM CDT | Insects and Diseases | Baldo Villegas |
| February 26, 2022 1 PM CDT | Chemical Safety | Don Swanson |
| March 2-3, 2022 | (Opens 3/2/2022 at 8 AM CST: Closes 3/3/2022 midnight CST) | Online Exam |
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Prospective Candidates must contact their District Chair of CRs and complete an application.
The District Chair of CRs will send the application to the National Chairs and ARS HQ (carol@rose.org). ARS HQ will check eligibility and notify National Chairs. Candidate forms must be received by ARS HQ by January 31, 2022. All eligible CR candidates will receive an email with the CR Exam information and test link following the last session The online test will be available from 8:00 am CST 3/2/2022 through midnight 3/3/2022, CST |
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| If National Chairs approve the application, they are placed on a list for seminar/school information
If National Chair does not approve application, reason will be given and District Chair of CRs will notify the prospective candidate. |
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| All eligible CR candidates will receive an email with the CR Exam information and test link following the last session |
I've added some Lobsterfest photos on the photo page. |
We're happy to announce that Craig Dorschel has won his elective bid to be vicepresident of the American Rose Society. He will be installed as President in 3 years at a National Convention to be planned for New England We wish him the best and hope our whole District will assist him in any way that he needs
Important Changes in Judging Rules Since ARS related Rose Shows may begin to be held again, in one form or another, it is important to remember that the grounds for Disqualifying a rose in a Rose Show were greatly reduced, effective just as COVID came on the scene in early 2020.
All changes will be available in the revised Guidelines coming out later this year.
In the meanwhile, to guide you through any sort of ARS-related Rose Show that you may hold before it is published, here are the highlights.
Great News!
2021 Guidelines for Judging Roses - full text
2. Misnamed. Rose is not the variety given on the entry tag or an accepted synonym.
3. Unlabeled or Mislabeled – is defined as Entry lacks: an entry tag or the exhibitor’s name, a class number, and/or the name of the variety is not given on the entry tag.
4. Exhibitor’s name visible, if this not corrected before the entry is judged.
5. Any entry that was not grown outdoors and/or not grown by the exhibitor.
6. Violations of show rules that NOW cause a DQ:
a) A challenge class or collection entry that does not satisfy the composition and/or staging requirements of the class in which it is entered.
b) An entry in a class with restricted eligibility that the exhibitor is not eligible to enter.
c) When expressly prohibited by the show rules, entries made in the name of an absent exhibitor.
d) Unless expressly permitted by the show rules, separate entries from the same garden by two or more exhibitors.
e) Unless expressly permitted by the show rules, multiple entries of the same variety by the same exhibitor in the same class.
Show rules establishing additional reasons for disqualification are prohibited, and are to be ignored by Judges.
In other words, ANY DQ that you can remember, that is not on this list, IS NO LONGER A DISQUALIFICATION.
HOWEVER, while some previous DQ’s were abolished, most were reduced to POSSIBLE Penalties, the amount of penalization determined by their degree of distraction.
TO CLARIFY:
THE FORMER GROUNDS FOR DISQUALIFICATION
1. Stem-on-Stem (where not allowed above the lip) NOW a Potential penalty AND Stem-on-Stem (below the lip) - NOW abolished
2. Not Disbudded ( Side Buds) when required, NOW a Potential penalty
3. Foreign Substance DQ - NOW ONLY when applied to enhance the beauty of the entry
4. Misplaced (regardless of who misplaced it) – NOW neither a DQ or a Penalty, but, must be corrected before being judged
5. Misclassed – NOW neither a DQ or a Penalty, but, must be corrected before being judged. If it is not practicable to move the entry to the proper class, it may be disqualified.
6. Misnamed - Still a DQ
7. Improperly Named – NOW neither a DQ or a Penalty, but, must be corrected before being judged, by the Judge
8. Unlabeled or Mislabeled - Still a DQ
9. Violation of Show Rules - wedging NOT a DQ; Lacking Entry tag info beyond what is NOW required in the above new rules is neither a DQ nor a Penalty
10. Exhibitor’s Name Visible – should be corrected before being judged, or else, a DQ
11. Roses not grown outdoors and/or not grown by the exhibitor - DQ
12. More than one entry of the same variety in the same class from the same exhibitor - Possible DQ if it was not relocated there by show staff
DISQUALIFICATION VERSUS PENALIZATION
A disqualified exhibit is removed from competition and is ineligible for any award.
An exhibit is penalized when it has a fault in any of the six prime elements of judging. Points are deducted according to the degree of impairment. An exhibit that has been penalized remains in competition and may receive any award for which it is eligible.
Ed Cunningham
Yankee District Chair of Horticultural Judges
The March 2021 Yankee District Convention is cancelled
Connecticut will host the next convention in Spring 2022
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Powerpoints from the Ehrenreichs
Irwin and Cindy Ehrenreich have generously allowed us to post their wonderful rose PowerPoints. Please note, these are for personal enjoyment only. You may not share, present, edit or use any photos from them without the permission of Irwin at theroseman@fastmail.com
PDF files:
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The Rose Window, July 2019 Issue
ARS
Horticulture Judging Virtual Seminar
"Special
Topics in Judging Roses: Updates, Challenge Classes, and Ethics"
Saturday, January 16 1:00 PM CST
Presented by
Bruce Monroe, Master Rosarian
ARS National Chair of Horticulture Judging Committee
Bruce Monroe has been a member of the American Rose Society since 1974 and a Consulting Rosarian since 1981.
He has been a judge since 1981 and is the current ARS National Chairman of Horticulture Judging Committee
(having also served as chairman from 2009-2012). Bruce lives in Wilmington, Delaware, with his wife, Liz, where he cares for 100 roses in his personal garden and is a volunteer at the Jasper Crane Rose Garden which has over 450 rose bushes.
This online program will cover the latest information on judging updates, challenge classes, and ethics.
All ARS judges will receive one hour of credit for attending this webinar.
Register today for the webinar on Saturday, January 16, at 1:00 PM CST
(2:00 PM EST, 12:00 PM MST, 11:00 AM PT, 8:00 AM Hawaii)
Click on the "REGISTER NOW" link below.
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2021 Rose In Review Cultivars
This is the list of varieties you will be scoring for Roses in Review this year , on the ARS website http://ROSE.ORG
2021 RIR Cultivars
Floribunda
Abracadabra F, rb
Arctic Blue F, m
Bliss Parfuma F, pb
Brick House F, mr
Bright & Shiny F, ab
Burst of Joy F, ob
Celestial Night F, m
Celestine F, dp
Dancing Pink F, dp
Emma Hafti F pb
Forever Rose F, w
Garden Sunshine F, my
Great Speckled Bird F, pb
Honey Bee Haven F, op
Kaffe Fasset F, m
La Park F ab
Life of the Party F, yb
Like No Other F, m
Lion King F, ly
Lone Star F, ly
Mango Veranda F ob
Marc Chagall F, pb
Pink Brickhouse F, dp
Queen of Elegance F, pb
Rosie the Riveter F ob
Roxanne F mr
St Tropez F ab
Soaring to Glory F dy
Sol Desire F dy
Spice It Up F, pb
Sunbeam F, dy
Surreal F, ob
Tequila Supreme F, ob
True Friendship F, my
True Integrity F, ob
True Sincerity F, yb
White Veranda F, w
Polyantha
Children’s Hope Pol, mr
Courtney Marie Pol, dr
Four Sisters Pol, pb
Kendyl Marie Pol, dp
My Wildest Dreams Pol, rb
Pretty Polly Lavender Pol, m
Pretty Polly Pink Pol, dp
Pretty Polly White Pol, w
Sigrid Pol, mr
Grandiflora
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Gr, dy
Fun in the Sun Gr, ab
Honey Bee Kind Gr, my
Oh Happy Day Gr ab
Show Your Stripes Gr, m
Simply Magnificent Gr, m
Sitting Pretty Gr, mp
State of Grace Gr, yb
Sweet Spirit Gr, rb
Hybrid Tea
Beautiful Day HT, ab
Because She Served HT, mr
Bugatti HT m
Canada Blooms HT, pb
Della Reese HT, dp
Dr Jane Goodall HT pb
Enchanted Peace HT,ab
Hot Prince HT, rb
Julie Andrews HT, pb
King Kong HT ab
Le Petit Prince HT, m
Love at First Sight HT, rb
Moonlight Romantica HT my
Nora Virginia HT, yb
Odd Fellows’ Bicentennial HT, pb
Orange Crush HT, ob
Painted Porcelain HT, pb
Perfume Factory HT, m
Pinkerbelle HT pb
Robert Bruce HT, my
Royal Kate HT, lp
Shirley’s Bouquet HT w
Stiletto HT, dp
Sugar Plum HT, m
Sweet Mademmoiselle HT pb
True Inspiration HT, pb
True Passion HT, or
Climber
Anne Belovich HWich lp
Bathsheba LCl ab
Cherry Frost LCl, mr
Eyeconic Plum Lemonade LCl, m
Highwire Flyer LCl dp
Kiss Me Kate LCl lp
Tangerine Flames LCl, ob
Tangerine Skies LCl ob
The Albrighton Rambler LCl, lp
True Gratitude LCL, dp
Miniature & Miniflora
Aristides MinFl,ab
Bob Martin Min dy
Candy Sunblaze Min, rb
City of Torrance MinFl m
Code of Honor MinFl rb
Dream Catcher MinFl rb
Dreamsicle Min ob
Emily Justine Min, mr
Empty Pockets Min, lp
Eternal Hope Min dy
Forever Young MinFl, mr
Francesco Min m
Hot & Sassy Min or
Hours Change Min or
Hugs & Kisses Min ly
Life’s Little Pleasures Min, m
Little Grey Pearl Min, m
Marita Lindner Min lp
Morning Star MinFl ly
Old Tappan MinFl op
Orange Parfait Min, ob
Pat Shanley MinFl pb
Patsy Gerling Cinningham Min, w
Peachy Bear Min, ab
Perfect Moment Min, yb
Rachel Marie Min, rb
Samantha Tai MinFl, pb
Southern Girl Min, op
Sunrosa Red Min, mr
Sunrosa Soft Pink Min, lp
Sunrosa Yellow Min, my
Swirly Pop Min yb
Vernon’s Laugh MinFl pb
Zion Rose MinFl, yb
Shrub & OGR
Ann’s Beautiful Daughter S pb
Belinda’s Blush S lp
Calypso Sweet Spot S, rb
Canadian Shield S dr
Chardon HMult, w
Chi S, mr
Chinook Sunrise S op
Christian J S, m
Coral Freedom S, op
Crazy Love S, ob
Desdemona S w
Doreen’s Centennial S mp
Double Pink S, dp
Emma June HMsk, pb
Eyeconic Mango Lemonade S ab
Firecracker Kolorscape S, or
Grace ‘n’ Grit Pink Bicolor S, pb
Grace ‘n’ Grit Red S, dr
Grace ‘n’ Grit Yellow S, ly
Gypsy Sue S ab
Hawaii Volcanoes HMult, lp
Helga’s Quest S, ab
Honey Bee Lovely S, ob
Hot Paprika S or
Imogen S ly
In Your Eyes S, yb
Italian Ice S, yb
James L Austin S, dp
Landlust S, yb
Marilyn Moore S, ly
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Kor, mr
Mauvelous S m
Miss Linda Bischoff S mp
Mrs Howard Moore S mp
Mrs Sam Houston S mp
Orange Freedom S, ob
Oso Easy Peasy S, dp
Peach Lemonade S, yb
Peach Sweet Spot S, ab
Peggy Martin HMult, mp
Pink Freedom S, mp
Pink Snowflakes S, pb
Pinktopia S, mp
Playful Happy Trails S, rb
President Shanley S, w
Promises S pb
Raspberry Stripe S, rb
Red Freedom S, mr
Relais & Chateaux S, pb
Ringo S, yb
Rita Dennis S dr
Roald Dahl S ab
Ruby Sweet Spot S, pb
Sharon HRg, lp
Sunorita S, my
Sunset Happy Trails S, op
Sweet Frances S, pb
Sweet Hips HRg, dp
The Ancient Mariner S mp
The Billington Rose S dp
The Mill on the Floss S, mp
Top Gun S mr
Tottering-by-Gently S, my
Ultra Violet Simplicity S, m
Urban Legend S, mr
Vanessa Bell S, ly
Windsor Castle Wedding S, pb
Yellow Freedom, S, my
Yellow Sweet Spot S, yb
Special Group