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Not less than five varieties
The Bend Bulletin · August 10, 1922
In the story: 4. Emblematic measles, 1917–1922.
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The terms in the last year the club was alive to see them awarded.
Word for word the rule of 1920. Two years unchanged, and six years on from the 1916 formulation, which is the whole point: while there was a club, the cup had a category and kept it.
It was awarded on August 22 to Mrs. C. S. Hudson for the third recorded time. The club voted to disband twenty-one months later, and from 1933 onward the category changes almost every year.
From the source
Special prizes for displays will be the Emblem club cup for the most artistic arrangement of not less than five varieties of flowers; the Commercial club cup for the greatest variety grown by one person; and a prize of one dollar for the most artistic arrangement of not less than four varieties in one colour — red, pink, blue or yellow — in one exhibit.