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    • History & Mission
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    • Join/Renew Membership
    • Flower & Horticulture Resources
  • About The Show
    • Attendee Info
    • 2023 Show
      • 2023 Schedule
      • Divisions
        • Division I – Horticulture
        • Division II – Design
        • Division III – Special Exhibits
        • Division IV – Youth
        • Division V – Botanical Arts
        • Community Landscapes
        • Photo Gallery
        • Food & Drink
    • Past Shows and Winners
    • Past Shows and Winners
    • Past Show Galleries
    • Judging
      • General Rules for the Coronado Flower Show
      • Guidelines for Awarding Ribbons
      • Become a Flower Show Judge
      • Become a Home Front Judge
    • Volunteer
      • Become a Volunteer – Coronado Flower Show
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Judges

Judges

Meet the Judges

The Coronado Floral Association is proud to enlist 25 certified National Garden Clubs (NGC) Judges to adjucicate the 92nd Annual Coronado Flower Show. It takes 3-4 years to become Flower Show Judge – 2 years of academic study followed by the time required to create a Flower Show schedule, take a 3-hr NGC examination, and compete in Flower Shows winning a certain amount of blue ribbons in horticulture and design.

These talented men and women come from all over Greater San Diego county and as far north as Riverside county.

Meet the 2018 Coronado Flower Show Judges

Why become a Judge?

You will love being a National Garden Clubs Flower Show Judge. In addition to gaining a vast wealth of horticultural knowledge and gardening skills, you’ll meet lots of interesting people and become part of a vibrant community of plants lovers.

The first step is easy – simply join a garden club, such as the Coronado Floral Association! Then you’ll need to complete four (4) Flower Show School Classes within a two-year period. The accreditation process will demand your focused effort but the reward will be great both in knowledge gained and friendships made.

To become a certified judge with the National Garden Club (NGC) a candidate must:

How to Become a Coronado Flower Show Judge

 

The largest tented Flower Show in the U.S. and Coronado’s longest running tradition will be held April 20-21, 2024.

 

 

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