Fillmore Flower Show 2010
The Fillmore Flower Show 2010 is now only a fragrant memory, but many exclamations of appreciation were heard as people wandered among the lovely flower displays while listening to music by Asher Smith on Saturday. This year there was a new division for youth composition with the show theme of “Spring Fever in Fillmore”. Best of Show winner was Charlene Smith with a magnifi cent pink peony oriental style arrangement. Grand Prize winners were Div. I Single Stem Cut Roses: Julie Latshaw with “Vavoom”; Div. II Single Stem Cut Iris: Lois Freeman Fox with purple & white bearded iris; Div. III Other Single Stem Cut Flowers: Rachel Tovar with a blue delphinium; Div. IV Bouquets: Carmen Zermeno with callas; Div. V Arrangements: Charlene Smith with peony oriental arrangement; Div VI Miniature Arrangements: Lauren Fairall with tiny pink rosebuds in china creamer; Div. VII Potted Plants: Mark Ortega with a silver jade plant; Div. VIII Dish Gardens: Susan Hopkins with succulents; Div. IX Youth Arrangements: Timmy Klittich with an Indian artifact theme; Div. X Youth Composition: Lauren Fairall with a poem on the show theme, “Spring Fever in Fillmore”. Civic Pride Vision 2020 wishes to thank the many who participated by entering their exhibits and those who generously donated their time, & energy to set up, categorize & receive entries, “man” the tables, supervise, propagate plants for donations and then stayed for “breakdown”. Door prize roses and roses for decoration & sale were provided by Otto & Sons Nursery, yellow cymbidiums orchids were donated by Carolyn Lasky, a fl oral arrangement by Cindy Zanotti, and lush, fruit baskets by the King & King Ranch.
The Fillmore Flower Show 2010 is now only a fragrant memory, but many exclamations of appreciation were heard as people wandered among the lovely flower displays while listening to music by Asher Smith on Saturday. This year there was a new division for youth composition with the show theme of “Spring Fever in Fillmore”. Best of Show winner was Charlene Smith with a magnifi cent pink peony oriental style arrangement. Grand Prize winners were Div. I Single Stem Cut Roses: Julie Latshaw with “Vavoom”; Div. II Single Stem Cut Iris: Lois Freeman Fox with purple & white bearded iris; Div. III Other Single Stem Cut Flowers: Rachel Tovar with a blue delphinium; Div. IV Bouquets: Carmen Zermeno with callas; Div. V Arrangements: Charlene Smith with peony oriental arrangement; Div VI Miniature Arrangements: Lauren Fairall with tiny pink rosebuds in china creamer; Div. VII Potted Plants: Mark Ortega with a silver jade plant; Div. VIII Dish Gardens: Susan Hopkins with succulents; Div. IX Youth Arrangements: Timmy Klittich with an Indian artifact theme; Div. X Youth Composition: Lauren Fairall with a poem on the show theme, “Spring Fever in Fillmore”. Civic Pride Vision 2020 wishes to thank the many who participated by entering their exhibits and those who generously donated their time, & energy to set up, categorize & receive entries, “man” the tables, supervise, propagate plants for donations and then stayed for “breakdown”. Door prize roses and roses for decoration & sale were provided by Otto & Sons Nursery, yellow cymbidiums orchids were donated by Carolyn Lasky, a fl oral arrangement by Cindy Zanotti, and lush, fruit baskets by the King & King Ranch.