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1 Inside this issue: KCDS Officers 2 KCDS Board Notes 2 Getting Seed from your Summer Garden by Leone Smith KCDS Show Info 4-7 Dates to Remember: July 16, 5 PM to 9 PM Club Picnic, Brownsville Pavillion July 18 Federation Summer Workshop July 22, 5:30 PM Silverdale Gardens Work Party July 25 Judging Workshop July 28 or 29 Time TBD Bob s garden party/ Staging demo July 31, 4:00 PM Set up for Show August 1-2 KCDS Show August 8-9 Grays Harbor Show August 11, 4:00-7:00 PM Penny s Garden Tour August Skagit Valley Show August WSDS Show 3 P. O. Box 502, Silverdale, WA Art Wuerth The 2015 dahlia show season will be kicked off by the KCDS show on August 1st and 2nd at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds. We ve had a fantastic spring & early summer, and hopefully your garden is rewarding you with masses of blooms. We all look forward to the Sun Pavillion being filled to capacity with entries. We have included the KCDS show schedule and special entries in this newsletter. The show rules and GENERAL MEETING KCDS ANNUAL PICNIC Our annual picnic will be this Thursday, July 16th, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Brownsville Marina Pavillion. This is always a fun event and we hope to see everyone there. The club will provide the hamburgers, hot dogs, condiments and drinks. Drew has volunteered to grill for us again this year and members are asked to bring their favorite side dish or dessert. Friends and family are welcome to come and enjoy a beautiful summer evening on the water! BJ s Reina MS, L Accredited ADS judge, Art Wuerth gave a very informative presentation at the June general meeting-telling us why and how he grows dahlias in pots. Mr. Wuerth has several thousand dahlias growing in pots and has successfully kept some in the same pot for many years! 2015 KCDS Dahlia Show horticultural sections common to all shows are listed on the FNWDG website. Your help is needed to set up for the show on Friday, July 31st at 4:00 PM and also to take down the tables after the show on Sunday around 4:30 PM. We also need a couple more volunteers to help out at the hospitality/info table. See Wanda or Jean at the picnic to sign up. 1

2 KCDS 2015 OFFICERS: President Dan Van Natta Vice President (programs) Drew Brant Regular Board Meetings Held on the first Thursday of each Month at 7:00 PM LOCATION: All Star Lanes, Silverdale, WA Board Meeting Dates July 2 August 6 KCDS NEWSLETTER ADDRESS July 2015 Please forward all comments & suggestions to: kcdsnewsletter@comcast.net Treasurer Bill Jones Recording Secretary (minutes) Kim Van Natta Corresponding Co-Secretaries (newsletter) Allyn Arnold Debra Kurre kcdsnewsletter@comcast.net Trustees Steffany Mootry Gary Johnson Bob Overly ADS Representative Leone Smith Federation Representative Drew Brant Sunshine Committee Carol Derrick Contact any of these people regarding club events. General Meetings Held on the third Thursday of each month at 7 PM EXCEPT FOR: April (held on 4th Thursday) July (Club Picnic) August (Club Show) LOCATION: Crystal Grange 2160 NE Paulson Rd Poulsbo, WA BOTH meetings are open to all. If you have an item for discussion, contact Dan Van Natta by the Tuesday before the meeting and he will put you on the agenda. BOARD NOTES REFRESHMENT SIGN-UP July Picnic August KCDS Show September-? or call Allyn or Debra to sign up for 2015! kcdsnewsletter@comcast.net REMEMBER: Snacks for monthly meetings are reimbursable up to $15.00 per month. Provide the completed KCDS reimbursement form, together with receipts, to our Treasurer. All arrangements for the club picnic have been finalized. Dan will bring a cart to help transport items to the pavilion. Members are to bring sides and salads. Dan will pick up drinks; Drew will pick up meats, buns and condiments. Set up for the show will be July 31st at 4:00 PM. Bill will license the club trailer this month. Advertisements in the Kitsap Sun and Kitsap Reporter have been paid and should be in those papers this week. Dan will prepare a flyer and out to club members to post and provide to nursing homes. Dan will check with the Kitsap County Fair personnel to firm up their requirements for club members to help in classification of dahlias during the fair. The Silverdale Post Office work party is coming up on July 22nd. Tasks to be accomplished include clearing the paths between the beds, weeding and tying up dahlias. Drew and Dan will check on the watering system as the dahlias looked dry. The timer may need to be adjusted to accommodate the extreme heat and dry weather. Discussion on installing raised beds next year for our gardens at Pt. Gamble was tabled. Bill felt that the current beds were working well, and there was no need for raised beds at this time. Drew will not be able to make the Federation meeting on July 18th. He is looking for someone to take his place at that meeting. The club insurance has been paid $ through ADS. 2

3 Getting Seed from your Summer Garden to Make Seedlings for Next Year By Leone Smith Getting seed from the summer garden is the start of developing a new dahlia cultivar. Some new dahlias come from seed gathered informally by cutting pods off of random plants in the garden. This is a perfectly good way to begin the practice. A better way is to focus your seed gathering on target dahlias. We attempt to get seed from plants we admire for their FORM, COLOR, or their ability to last several days as a CUT Flower. To increase chances of getting good seed we try to plant things down the row that we hope to cross. When you watch the bees work you will see that they do not flit about, rather they travel in straight lines, going from flower to flower. You can see the pollen collect on their back legs. They are very efficient in their work. We mark some plants for seed collection and avoid deadheading a few stems in order for these plants to make seed pods. When these seed pods have closed and feel full and firm we cut the stems, tagging them with the mother plant s name and set the pods to dry. Later on, we shuck out the seed and store it in envelopes with the mother plants name on each envelope. Therefore, you may want to begin early in the season leaving a few stems for seed rather than deadheading everything. The major difficulty is getting seed from the fully double dahlias. A tip to help here is to pluck some back petals from the blooms in order to give the center more room to open, and thus allow the bees better access. Getting singles is no problem as the bees love the ease of getting to their centers. Some people do not allow open center flowers in their garden. Others have separate patches for singles. Lately we have planted a few varieties in the field apart from the main garden. That is, we have a small area for waterlily dahlias and a small area for cactus types, etc. Good luck. Have fun with this. We used to hear that only 1 seedling plant in 100 would be worth saving. But we know that you can do much better than that with just a little effort. Valley Porcupine NX LB Chimacum Davi MB PK Chimacum Sam ST BR Chimacum Pumpkin P OR Chimacum Nadjae M FD 3

4 (KCDS) 91st Annual Show August 1 st & 2 nd, 2015 Sun Pavilion - Kitsap County Fairgrounds, Silverdale Saturday, August 1 7:00-9:30 a.m. Entries may be brought to the Sun Pavilion 9:30 a.m. Placement 10:00 a.m. Judges & Clerks Meeting Judging of the show immediately following the meeting. 1:00 p.m. Show Opens to the Public 5:00 p.m. Show Closes to the Public Sunday, August 2 12:00 p.m. Show Opens to the Public 4:00 p.m. Presentation of Awards 4:30 p.m. Show Closes Entries may not be removed until show closes. Our thanks to Kitsap County Parks and Recreation and individuals who donate their time and make contributions toward making this show a success. Directions to Sun Pavilion - Kitsap County Fairgrounds Note Bucklin Hill Road is closed due to construction So these directions are different than you may be used to From the Bremerton Ferry: Drive off the ferry and enter the tunnel. After you emerge from the tunnel, turn right onto Warren Avenue. Continue on Warren Avenue, over the bridge to Fairgrounds Rd. (about 4 miles). Turn left onto Fairgrounds Rd. and follow it until you get to the Fairgrounds Sun Pavilion will be on your right. From the Kingston/Edmonds Ferry: Continue on Hwy 104 as it turns into Bond Rd. and continue to Hwy 305. Take a right and continue to the intersection of Hwy 3. Drive onto Hwy 3, heading south toward Bremerton. Take the Hwy 303 E/ Wagga Way exit towards East Bremerton and then take the Central Valley Road Exit. At the light at the end of the ramp, go left (south). Go to the first light and turn right (west) onto Fairgrounds Rd. Go to the Sun Pavilion on the right. From Tacoma: From Hwy 16, turn onto Hwy 3 North toward Silverdale. Take the Hwy 303 E/ Wagga Way exit towards East Bremerton and then take the Central Valley Road Exit. At the light at the end of the ramp, go left (south). Go to the first light and turn right (west) onto Fairgrounds Rd. Go to the Sun Pavilion on the right. 4

5 SPECIAL ENTRIES Novice - Pink Tags, Amateur - Yellow Tags, Open - White Tags DAHLIA OF THE YEAR MACS Royal Ruby Single Entry Novice Class 261A Amateur Class 261B Open Class 261C OPEN TO ALL Open - White Tags ANDY BABB AWARD For our tribute to Andy Babb, bring mixed vases of dahlias or dahlias and other vegetation that grows in your garden. There will be a judged award for the best vase as well as a drawing from among all entries for a cash prize. You will receive one chance for each vase entered, to a maximum of 10 entries per person. SMITH ORIGINATION Class 265 Single entry of any disseminated variety originated by Dave & Leone Smith WASHINGTON ORIGINATION, Single Entry Class 266 UNITED STATES ORIGINATION, Single Entry Class 267 FOREIGN ORIGINATION, Single Entry Class 268 MEDIUM B DAHLIAS, Three Varieties, 3 Blooms Class 269 POMPOM DAHLIAS, Three Varieties, 5 Blooms Class 270 MINIATURE DAHLIAS, Three Varieties, 5 Blooms Class 271 WATERLILY DAHLIAS, Three Varieties, 5 Blooms Class 272 ORCHIDS, Three Varieties, 3 Blooms Class 273 FLOATING WATERLILY Class 274 Artistic display of a single bloom with less than 2 stem in clear water in a non-footed bowl, no greenery. FLOATER SCORE CARD Floating required Waterlily required Quality of bloom - form and color 60 points Bloom/bowl - Proportion and Harmony 25 points Distinction 15 points PEOPLE S CHOICE Class 275 Winner decided by the public. Ballots close at 3:00 PM on Sun. PUBLIC CLASS Class 276 Open to anyone who has never exhibited dahlias before. Intended for walk-ins bringing entries not conforming to Federation rules. 5

6 ARRANGEMENT ENTRIES Novice - Pink Tags, Amateur - Yellow Tags, Open - White Tags HATS OFF TO YA! SUMMER GARDEN HAT Class 301 Using garden tools BASEBALL CAP Class 302 Designers choice FISHING HAT Class 303 Using a water feature EASTER BONNET Class 304 Mass design COWBOY HAT Class 305 Designers choice BABY BONNET Class 306 Miniature design in 8 by 10 inch space Unless otherwise specified, arrangements can have a maximum footprint of 24 inches square. Please refer to the Federation Guidelines and scorecard for judging arrangements. 6

7 SPECIAL ENTRIES DAHLIA PHOTOGRAPHY Dahlia single bloom Class 277 Dahlia multiple bloom Class 278 Dahlias and Animals Class 279 Dahlia Gardens Class 280 DAHLIA PHOTOGRAPHY RULES ELIGIBILITY: Open to non-commercial photographers who are registered members of a dahlia society affiliated with the Federation of NW Dahlia Growers. It is not necessary for the photos to have been taken in 2011, but photos that won prizes in any previous contests are ineligible. FORMAT: A dahlia bloom or blooms must dominate the image area. Only matted color prints may be entered. Prints must be 5 x7 on 8 x 10 mats. ENTRY TAGS: Use open division (white) tags with the following information filled in: Section, Class, Photo title (in NAME blank; does not have to be the name of the variety pictured), exhibitor s name and number. Attach entry tags to the back of the mats hanging below the mat so that information is readable from the front when viewing the photo. JUDGING: Entries will be judged on both a cultural (form, color, etc.) and image (composition, sharpness, etc.) basis. AWARDS: Ribbons will be awarded for first, second, and third place in each class. A prize will be awarded to all firstplace winners, and to the Best Photo in Show. Possibly a photo for the multiple bloom entry? Bobby Merrick s beautiful section winning arrangement at the Puget Sound Dahlia Association Show last year 7

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