2018 “Chivalry!”
Fantasy Trophy
Most outstanding display of fantasy and imagination
The design was submitted by Joanne Garcia
Sierra Madre is the smallest city to enter a float in the parade. The volunteers comes together to self-build and
self-fund the annual float creation. This is our 86th year demonstrating the commitment of our community to come
together to create an meaningful experience for our volunteers. Our float, depicting a young knight-to-be
helping the injured dragon, demonstrates kindness in helping others.
A Rose blossom tree graces the front of the float. A First Aid kit is being used by young boy standing on a parapet to bandage a lady dragon’s paw. 4 young ladies grace the back of the float sitting under a large Rose blossom tree. The perimeter of the float mimics castle wall ruins.
| FLOAT DESCRIPTION: | Height: 32 feet Width: 18 feet Length: 42 feet |
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| FLOWERING: | FLOWERS/FRESH: Roses, Gladiolus, Gerbera Daisies, Asters, Veronica, Agapanthus, Queen Anne’s Lace, Gypsophelia, Galex leaves, Silver leaf, Dusty Miller, Smilax, Bear Grass, Cymbidiums, Dendrobiums, Button Mums, Mini Carnations, Pincushion Protea, Thistle, Wax flowers, Decorative Kale, Sheet Moss, Limes, Lichen, Italian Ruskus, and Deflexus, Green Dianthus, Curly Willow. DRY: Crushed walnut shells, Melaleuca bark, Magnolia leaves, Spanish moss, Split Pea, Green Lentil, Red Lentil, Pepitas, Mung beans, Rice, Nigella, Corn Meal grits, Yellow Statice, Purple Statice. |
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