Glossary of Terms:
- AOV: any other variety, not otherwise listed
- Arrangement: A floral arrangement consists of fresh cut plant material in a container, with a base, if necessary
- Bloom: A solitary flower on one stem, (no side buds, no side vegetative shoots)
- Composition: May consist of dried, weathered or treated materials and/or accessories, with or without cut plant material
- Cut: Branch from main stem to include leaves and buds
- CVA: Means 'colour variation allowed'
- Design: May be either an arrangement or a composition
- Distinct: One colour, one variety
- Kind: The genus, such as 'cabbage'
- Plant Material: Plant material need not be grown by the exhibitor*.
- Spray: One or more clusters of flowers usually on a single main stem
- Stem: May be one or more flowers, but must not have side branches
- Variety: The different named kinds, such as 'Jubilee' corn
*Applies only to the decorative division, not to all of the divisions.
Exhibits must be grown by the member.