Class I.    China Rose      Hibiscus rosa - sinensis      6 Entries Each
     Single hibiscus plant to be exhibited in a standard terracotta container not to exceed 10” in diameter.
     A. Red
     B. Yellow or Gold

Class II.      Secret of the Silk Road      Morus alba ‘Nigrobacca’      12 Entries
     A single mulberry plant to be exhibited in a standard terracotta container not to exceed 12” in diameter.

Class III.      Behind Garden Walls      Exhibitor’s Garden      6 Entries Each
     Cut material from the exhibitor’s garden to be arranged in a container supplied by the Committee. To be judged: 50 points cultural perfection; 35 points variety; 10 points distinction; 5 points Key card required.
     A. Foliage only
     B. Foliage and flowers

Class IV.      The Empress’ Jewel      Punica granatum ‘Nana’      Unlimited Entries
     One or more Dwarf Pomegranate plants to be exhibited in a standard terracotta container not to exceed 8” in diameter.

Class V.      Dynasties      A Plant Family      6 Entries
     Three to five different genera of the same plant family. To be exhibited in separate containers of the exhibitor’s choice, none of which may exceed 10” in diameter. Key card required.

Class VI.      A Merchant’s Dream      Bromeliad      Unlimited Entries
     To be exhibited in a standard terracotta container not to exceed 10” in diameter
     A. Aechmea
     B. Neoregelia
     C. Guzmania
     D. Other

Class VII.      An Anticipated Journey      A Propagation Challenge      Unlimited Entries
     A. Celosia cristata var. plumose, Feathered amaranth - propagated from seed. To be exhibited in a standard terracotta container not to exceed 6” in diameter.
     B. Morus alba ‘Nigrobacca’ Mulberry - propagated from cutting. To be exhibited in a standard terracotta container not to exceed 8” in diameter.
     Propagation method, dates and growing conditions to be detailed on the Entry card.

Class VIII.      Shangri-la      A Miniature Garden      6 Entries
     Exhibitors’ own image of Shangri-la. Container to be supplied by the Committee.
     To be judged: 40 points cultural perfection; 35 points scale, balance and design; 15 points suitability and compatibility of plant material; 10 points.
Key card required.

Class IX.      The Yin and The Yang      A Horticultural Interpretation      12 Entries
     The twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac to be exhibited in a hexagonal frame distributed by the Committee. Predominately rooted plant material.
     Accessories permitted.
     To be judged: 80 points cultural perfection; 15 points suitability and compatibility of plant material; 5 points Key card required.

Class X.      Antiquities      Par      Unlimited Entries
     To be exhibited in a container of the exhibitor’s choice.
     A. Owned by the exhibitor no less than 6 months; no more than 3 years
     B. Owned by the exhibitor 3 years or more
     C. Blue ribbon beauties from former The Garden Club of Honolulu major flower shows.