FDFGC Flower Show 2012
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The blue ribbon-winning "Pencil Perfect" entry, made by Jan Krass
The "Pencil Perfect" class -- petite design entries
The blue ribbon-winning "Pencil Perfect" entry, made by Jan Krass
The third place winning entry in the "Ship Wrecked" class, by Jeanette Lawrence
This educational "Protect the Environment" display by Bev Longnecker won the Past President's award
Kathy Meinders, left, and Bev Longnecker look over Chris Fulker's second-place winning entry in the Artistic Crafts section.
Kathy Meinders, left, and Bev Longnecker look over Chris Fulker's second-place winning entry in the Artistic Crafts section.
Horticulture exhibits. Closest to the camera are the first and second place winning Bells of Ireland entries. First place Eleanor DenHartog, second place Judith Walrod
Horticulture exhibits. Closest to the camera are the first and second place winning Bells of Ireland entries. First place Eleanor DenHartog, second place Judith Walrod
Second place winning elephant ear by Pam Gollob
Hilda Sandven looks over the flowers and vegetables on display at the flower show on Saturday. These yellow flowers are third and second place winning Gladiolas by Judith Walrod and Frances Stetson
Hilda Sandven looks over the flowers and vegetables on display at the flower show on Saturday. These yellow flowers are third and second place winning Gladiolas by Judith Walrod and Frances Stetson
Hosta leaves
These sages by Judith Walrod won the Collector's Showcase award.
Fruit basket display by Eleanor DenHartog won the Collector's Showcase award.
Jean Birkland looks over the table entries.
Jean Birkland looks over the table entries.
Eleanor DenHartog's entry in the "Bridge to the Future" class won the Design Award of Distinction.
Decorated birdhouse by Kathy Geisler, honorable mention winner. Sign says "For Rent. If not here talk to Mr. Rabbit next door."
Jan Krass tells Rose Clark the design elements that went into her first-prize winning "Tea Time" tray design. She grew all of the flowers used in her arrangment.
Jan Krass tells Rose Clark the design elements that went into her first-prize winning "Tea Time" tray design. She grew all of the flowers used in her arrangment.
Rose Clark describes her first prize winning tomatoes.
Rose Clark describes her first prize winning tomatoes.
Rose Clark describes her first prize winning tomatoes.
Millie Nordeen looks over the ornamental grasses
Millie Nordeen looks over the ornamental grasses
First place entry in the "Hail to the Chief -- Campaign Trails" class, by Jean Foresi
First place entry in the "Hail to the Chief -- Campaign Trails" class, by Jean Foresi