CODS CORNER VOL. XXIII, No. 3 JULY 1992

Newsletter of The Central Ohio Daffodil Society

Phyllis Hess, President

Naomi Liggett, Editor

Dear Fellow CODS Members:

Here we go again, another year. The Convention is now just a very pleasant memory. It was great wasn't it? Everything went off without a hitch! Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to make this, "our last convention", so wonderful!

I especially want to thank our new membership chairman, Tag Bourne, for the great job she is doing, and welcome The Aliens (as they call themselves) to CODS. We certainly enjoyed having all of you here and are very happy you joined. (As if they had a choice!)

A crew of seven dug the daffodils at AmeriFlora on Wednesday after the meeting. We then loaded them in the van and they were donated to the Columbus Zoo. Steve Belcher, head horticulturist was happy to get them. He informs us that they are all potted up awaiting fall planting! We are talking about nearly 2000 bulbs! Steve has also consented to be our speaker in November. Thank you to the brave souls who joined us at 6 a.m. to dig!

A couple dates to remember, Sunday, September 20th at 5 p.m. we will have the cocktail party and members bulb sale at my house. Please bring your bulbs in paper bags and priced, to Elsie or myself by Friday, September 18th. You all have a listing of what is at the park, so if you have three bulbs to donate please give them to Nancy Kolson. October 17th has been set to plant at Whetstone; October 24th will be the Fall Midwest Regional Meeting; be sure to save a few bulbs for the bulb exchange there.

Betty Kealiher has a good idea, with the next issue of CODS CORNER, we are going to start doing thumbnail sketches of our members. We decided to start with the officers so that when it comes your turn you will know what kind of information we are looking for. Thought it would be a good way to get to know each other a little better.

We would also like to know how you got started growing daffodils. You can jot down a few lines and send it to Naomi or call and I will write it down for you; just let us know how you got "Yellow Fever".

I want to thank Naomi once again for the marvelous job she did chairing the Convention. Most of us will never know just how big that job is! I also appreciate her taking on the job of Editor of CODS CORNER, another big job! Thanks also to the other Committee Chairman, and Officers. I'm looking forward to working with all of you this year.

Hope you "Down Under Aliens" have a good season and win all the prizes!

Till September, happy digging and weeding,

CODS CORNERVOL. XXlll, No.3 JULY 1992

Newsletter of The Central Ohio Daffodil Society

Dear Fellow CODS Members:

Here we go again, another year. The Convention is now just a very pleasant memory. It was great

wasn't itl Everything went off without a hitch! Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to make this,'our last convention*, so wonderful!

I aspecially want to thank our new membership chairman, Tag Bourne, for the great job she is doing,and welcome The Aliens (as they call themselves) to CODS. We certainly enjoyed having all of you

here and are very happy you joined. (As if they had a choice!)

A crew of seven dug the daffodils at AmeriFlora on Wednesday after the meeting. We then loaded

them in the van and they were donated to *re Columbus Zoo. Steve Belcher, head horticulturist was

happy io get .&em. I{e informs us that they are all potted up awaiting fall planting! We are talkingaUbui neuty 2000 bulbs! Steve has also consented to be our speaker in November. Thank you to thebrave souls who joined us at 6 a.m. to dig!

A couple dates to remember, Sunday, September 20ttr at 5 p.m. we will have the cocktail party and

membirs bulb sale at my house. Please bring your bulbs in paper bags and priced, to Elsie or myselfby Friday, September l8th. You all have a listing of what is at the park, so if you have three bulbs todonate please give them to Nancy Kolson. October 17th has been set to plant at Whetstone; October24th will be the Fall Midwest Regional Meeting; be sure to save a few bulbs for the bulb exchangethere.

Betty Kealiher has a good idea, with the next issue of CODS COKNER, we are going to start doingthumbnail sketches of our members. We decided to start with the officers so that when it comes yourturn you will know what kind of information we are looking for. Thought it would be a good way toget to know each other a linle bener.

We would also like to know how you got started growing daffodils. You can jot down a few lines and

send it to Naomi or call and I will write it down for you; just let us know how you got "YellowFever'.

I want to thank Naomi once again for the mawelous job she did chairing the Convention. Most of uswill never know just how big that job is! I also appreciate her taking on the job of Editor of CODSCORNER, another big job! Thanks dso to the other Committee Chairman, and Officers. I'm lookingforward to working with all of you this year.

Hope you "Down Under Alierrs' have a good season and win all the prizes!

Till september, happy digging and weeding , @e,{___/

NEW MEMBERS:

Mary Anderson Michael & Sandra Baxter M. E. Brogden Nancy & Gene Cameron Will Dewees Leslie Ramsay Louise Ream

WELCOME TO CODS!

10 Dognell Green 6 Foxdells Birch Green 41 Grey Street 410 S. Paseo Estrello

Matangi Road, RD. 4 3670 E. Powell Road

Garden City, England AL87BL Hertford, England 56142LS Taranak, New Zealand Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 Amesville, OH 45711 Hamilton, New Zealand Westerville, OH 43081

CONVENTION RAFFLE:

Our raffle was a wonderful success!! We made $873.00!! Thank you, thank you to all who donated items. A special thank you goes to Cindy Hyde for her beautiful quilted wall hanging (won by Jaydee Ager of Georgia) and to Dick Kolson for the gorgeous painting (won by our own Betty Kealiher). Ask her about the dirty trick she played on Dick! A lovely counted cross-stitched pillow donated by Naomi Liggett and finished by Bessie Haddad was sent home with Leslie Ramsay, a double remembrance for her. Several items were donated by Margaret Vance, including sweat shirts Maria England (Donna's daughter) hand painted. She also painted some flower pots Mary Lou Gripshover donated. Several bulb collections were donated by Handy Hatfield, Naomi Liggett and Phyllis Hess. Bessie gave us a lovely antique bone dish, Bea Wilson donated several hand painted garden items , Don Barnes one of his books which he autographed (and Nancy Kolson won) and Tag Bourne a garden apron with daffodils. Even though it became an embarrassment because so many CODS members won, it was only because we all purchased so many tickets trying to win our favorite item! (Ask Handy about that!) Betty, Barrie Kridler and Barry Nichols did a fantastic job selling tickets on the last night. They sold around $400.00 worth in just a short time! It was totally due to the time and effort you all exerted that the raffle made so much money! Once again, Our Thanks To All!!

Nancy Kolson and Phyllis Hess

DUES:

Dues are now due. Please mail your check for $4.00 made out to CODS to Treasurer, Mrs. William C. Baird, 1874 Collingswood Road, Columbus, OH 43221. If your dues are not received by August 31st your name will not appear in the Roster.

IMPORTANT DATES:

July 1, 1992 Whetstone Bulb Sale at the home of Donna Dietsch at 7:00 p.m. For Whetstone workers only

September 20, 1992 Member Bulb Sale and Cocktail Party at Phyllis Hess'

October 17, 1992

Planting at Whestone Display Garden

October 24, 1992

Fall Midwest Regional Meeting

April 24, 25, 1992 Central Ohio Daffodil Society's Annual Daffodil Show

NEW MEMBERS:

Mary AndersonMichael & Sandra BaxterM. E. BrogdenNancy & Gene CameronWill DeweesI"eslie RamsayIouise Ream

WELCOME TO CODS!

July 1, 1992

September 20,1992

October 17,1992

October 24,1992

Apil24,25,1992

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Garden City, England AL87BLHerdord, England 56142LSTaranah New ZealandAnaheim Hills, CA 92807Amewille, OH45711Hamiltoq New ZealandWesterville, OH 43081

CONVENTION RATTLE:

Our rafle was a wonderful zuccess!! We rr,ade $873.00!! Thank yor1 thank you to all who donated items.A special thank you goes to Cindy Hyde for her beautifirl quilted wall hanging (won by Jaydee Ager ofCeoigia) and to dict trotson for the gorgeous painting (won by our own Betty Kealiher). Ask her about thedirty trlct< she played on Dick! A lovely counted cross-stitched pillow donated by Naomi Liggett and finishedby iessie Haddad was sent home with Leslie Ramsay, a double remembrance for her. Several items weredonated by Margaret Vance, including sweat shirts Maria England @onna's daughter) hand painted. She alsopainted some flower pots Mary Lou Gripshover donated. Several bulb collections were donated by Ilandyifrm.tA, Naomi Lig[eff ana ptryttis Hess. Bessie gave us a lovely antique bone distu Bea Wilson donatedseveral hand painted garden items , Don Barnes one of his books which he autographed (and Nancy Kolsonwon) and Tag Bourne a garden apron with dafrodils. Even though it berame an embarrassment because so

many CODShembers won, it was only because we all purchased so many tickets trying to win our favoriteitemf (65t 1tundy about that!) Betty, Barrie Kridler and Barry Nichols did a fantasic job selling tickets onthe last night. They sold around $400.00 worth in just a short time! It was totally due to the time and efrortyou all exerted that the raffle made so much money! Once again, Our Thanks To All!!

Nancy Kolson and Phyllis Hess

DIIES:

Dues are now due. Please mail your check for $4.00 made out to CODS to Treasurer, Mrs. William C. Baird,1874 Collingswood Road, Columbus, OH 43221. If your dues are not received by August 3lst your name willnot appear in the Roster.

IMPORTANT I}ATES:

Whetstone Bulb SaIe at the home of Donna Dietsch at 7:00 p.m. ForWhetstone workers only

Member Bulb Sale and Cocktail Pafiy at Phyllis Hess'

Planting at Whestone Display Garden

Fall Midwest Regionat Meeting

Central Ohio Daffodil Society's Annual Dafiodil Show

Aliens Report U.K

Take-off 11:50 a.m. Heathrow (London) Airport, Columbus here we come!, 500 Years on. First stop Washington leaving our Jumbo for the local crop sprayer with two propellers. Being midnight by British Summer Time, bed was beckoning but daffodils has to be looked after before us, then it was our turn we went to the restaurant and whilst eating dinner we were treated to the most stupendous thunderstorm.

Wednesday morning, out and about to see the sites, down to the river, we viewed the Santa Maria. Are you sure Christopher Columbus braved the Atlantic Ocean in that little ship? Back to the Hotel to see if any CODS members had arrived, they had, Michael then disappeared into the basement of the Hotel to find our precious flowers, great activity over the next few hours, sorting and arranging the blooms. Brian Duncan arrived early Wednesday evening and set to with his daffodils, as the evening wore on more members arrived to arrange their competitive entries or just to chat and reminisce. Time to adjourn to the bar for a well earned rest and drink and to swop stories of past achievements, and so to bed.

Thursday Morning 4:30 a.m., Michael cannot sleep, he is restless so we make out way downstairs so he can stage the exhibits.

Our excursion to AmeriFlora was most interesting, it is a great achievement, we only wish we could visit again in a couple of months when the bedding plants have settled down. We are sure Christopher Colombus would be proud of the authorities for staging such a great spectacle.

Friday Evening/ Saturday Morning very late or early as the case may be, we retired to the bar after the banquet to celebrate Kate Reade's Gold Medal (Who needs an excuse!). At 2:30 am. we retired to our room along with a few friends to telephone Kate to impart the good news, it was about 7:00 a.m. in Northern Ireland.

Later Saturday Morning coaches took us out into the Ohio countryside where we were entertained by Handy Hatfield whose daffodils and gardens were truly magnificent.

Sandra Baxter, Hertford England

(Editor's Note: Sandra is a brand new member and has already written an article for CODS Corner. Doesn't this put you old time members to shame!)

ADS Convention Chairman's Report:

I wish to thank all the members of CODS who helped with the recent ADS Convention, especially the Steering Committee: Tag Bourne was the Registrar for the third time, Nancy Gill Show Chairman and Handy Hatfield Co-Chairman for the second time, Phyllis Hess Treasurer and Cindy Hyde our talented Immediate Past President. The convention went very smoothly thanks to the excellent cooperation of the members and many non-members who pitched in and helped.

The bills are all paid and we have a balance of $1231.56 to turn over to ADS. This was a pleasant surprise since registration was lower than anticipated. The budget was based on 200 full-time registrations and we only had 176 and eleven cancelations. While Nancy was worrying about the weather, I was worried we would end up in the red!

Naomi Liggett

Aliens Report U.IC

Takeoff ll:50 a.m. Heathrow (London) Airport Columbus here we come!,500 Years on. First stopWashinglon leaving our Jumbo for tle local crop sprayer with nvo propellers. Being midnight by BritishSummer Time, bed was beckoning but daffodils hes to be looked after before us, then it was our turn we wentto the restaurant and whilst eating dinner we were treated to the most snrpendous thunderstorm.

Wednesday morning, out and about to see the sites, down to &e river, we viewed the Santa Maria. Are yousure Christopher Columbus braved the Atlantic Ocean in that little ship? Back to the Hotel to see if anyCODS members had arive4 they ha4 Michael then disappeared into the basement of the Hotel to find ourprecious flowers, great activity over the next few hours, sorting and arranging the blooms. Brian Duncanarrived early Wednesday orening and set to with his daffodils, as the evening wore on more members arrivedto arrange their competitive entries or jus to chat and reminisce. Time to adjourn to the bar for a well earnedrest and drink and to swop stories of past achievements, and so to bed.

Thursday Morning 4:30 a.m., Michael armot sleep, he is restless so we make out way downstairs so he canstage the exhibits.

Our excursion to AmeriFlora was most interesting, it is a great achiwement" we only wish we could visit againin a couple of montlrs when the bedding plans have settled down. We are sure Christopher Colombus wouldbe proud ofthe authorities for stagrng such a great spectacle.

Friday Evening/ Saturday Morning very late or early as tlte case may be, we retired to the bar after the banquetto celebrate Kate Reade's Gold Medal (Who needs an excuse!). At 2:30 a.m. we retired to our room along witha few friends io teiephone l&i:e to impart the good news, it n'as about 7:00 e.m. in Ncrthern Ireland.

I:ter Saturday Morning coaches took us out into the Ohio countryside where we were entertained by HandyHatfield whose daffodils and gardens were tnrly magnificent.

Sandra Baxter, Hertford England

@ditor's Note: Sandra is a brand new member and has already written an article for CODS Corner. Doesn'tthis put you old time members to shame!)

ADS Convention Chairmanrs Report:

I wish to thank atl the members of CODS who helped with the recent ADS Conventior; eqpecially the SteeringCommittee: Tag Bourne was the Registrar for the third time, Nancy Gill Show Chairman and Handy HatEeldCo-Chairman for the second time, Phyllis Hess Treasurer and Cindy Hyde our ulented Immediate PastPresident. The convention went very smoothly thanks to the excellent cooperation of the members and manynon-members who pitched in and helped.

The bills are all paid and we have a balance of $1231.56 to turn over to ADS. This was a pleasant surprisesince registration was lower than anticipated. The budget was based on 200 full-time registrations and weonly had 176 and eleven cancelations. While Nancy was worrying about the weather, I was worried wewould end up in the red!

Naomi Liggett

At the May Meeting a motion was passed to spend $200.00 for the purchase of bulbs for the Columbus Zoo. Steve Belcher, Zoo Horticulturist, requested we buy late blooming cultivars since the zoo is busier the end of the daffodil season. Fifty bulbs of Dainty Miss 7W-GWW and Stratosphere 7Y-0 were ordered from Elise Havens.

Cindy Hyde, Chairman; Nancy Kolson; Naomi Liggett

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We extend our sincere symphathy to Bea Wilson upon the sudden death of her husband Dr. John Wilson. John and Bea have been valuable members of CODS for a number of years.

We Did it Again!

The American Daffodil Society came to Columbus one more time April 23-25 with great expectations for another fantastic convention and show. They weren't disappointed!

It was the concerted effort of the society residents of Central Ohio and the many "far flung" members of CODS that made this 1992 Convention Show outstanding in a very trying growing season! From the first planning session until the last test tube was put back in those boxes, there were many helping hands believe me, I needed all of you and I want to thank each and everyone.

The complete show report will be listed elsewhere in this newsletteer, however, I thought I'd talk about just a few who managed to help me tremendously and also win as Wells Knierim says the "Big Prizes". As you all know Hube Bourne was awarded my official "Spouse of the Year Award" at the convention for making our new vase of three mini properties, etc. But I do wonder if he would have done this "minor" task without some encouragment from his spouse, Tag - the Gold Ribbon and English Award winner. My Co-Chairman, Handy Hatfield, who also had his lovely garden open for our convention, won the Quinn Ribbon. Naomi Liggett, not only Convention Chairman, but the Watrous, Fowlds and Olive Lee winner and she did the class cards to match the schedule she typed and had duplicated (I'm sure in her spare time!) Our President, Cindy Hyde, was a repeat Red-White-Blue Ribbon National Show winner as well as making the black covers for the Design Division and coordinating the Commercial Exhibits. As for our out-of-town members, Ruth Pardue did the entries calculations all 2005 of them with no discrepancies. Harold McConnell, Nancy Pilipuf and Jane Meyer did classification. Wells Knierim donated his properties to CODS and the Adena and SWODS Daffodil Societies allowed us to borrow their properties. Last but certainly not least...Mary Lou Gripshover delivered and returned the SWODS porperties and was the Judge's Chairman. She also won the Purple, Larus, Northern Ireland, Link and Green Awards. So for future hopeful show winners....it pays to work on a show....so do it and you win too!!

I'm sure everyone enjoyed the Design Division. This was the first time we offered the Petite Award for Small Designs. You may remember I was very concerned about the space requirements. Obviously that was before our March "disaster". But, our show did score high enough to apply for a National Council Award and Naomi is compiling the brief.

As you can see, with all this help, I did very little except worry. But, I worried for nothing we managed to pull it off wonderfully thanks to all of you WE DID IT AGAIN!! YEA!

Nancy Gill, Show Chairman

(Editor's Note) Nancy did all of this and also won the ADS Miniature White Ribbon, so it also pays to chair a daffodil show.

At the May Meeting a motion was passed to spend $200.00 for the purchase of bulbs for the Columbus Zoo.

Steve Belcher, Zoo Horticulturist, requested we buy late blooming cultivars since the zoo is busier the end ofthe daffodil season. Fifty bulbs of Dainty Miss 7W-GWW and Stratosphere 7Y{ were ordered from EliseHavens.

Cindy Hyde, Chairman; Nanc] Kolson; Naomi Liggett

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We extend our sincere symphathy to Bea Wilson upon the sudden death of her husband Dr. John Wilson.John and Bea have been valuable members of CODS for a number of years.

We Ilid it Again!

The American Daffodil Society came to Columbus one more time April 23-25 with great expectations foranother fantastic convention and show. They weren't disappointed!

It was the concerted effort of the society residents of Central Ohio and the many "far flung" members of CODS

that made this 1992 Convention Show outstanding in a very trying growing season! From the first planningsession until the last test tube was put back in those boxes, tlere were rnany helping hands.....believe me, Ineeded all of you and I want to thank each and everyone.

The complete show report will be listed elsewhere in this newsletteer, howwer, I thought I'd talk about jus a

few who managed to help me tremendously and also win as Wells Knierim says the 'Big Prizes".As you all know Hube Bourne was awarded my official 'Spouse of the Year Award" at the convention formaking our new vase of three mini properties, etc. But I do wonder if he would have done this "minor" taskwithout some encouragment from fus spouse, Tag - the Gold Ribbon and English Award winner. My Co-Chairman, Handy Hadeld, who also had his lovely garden open for our conventiorL won the Quinn Ribbon.Naomi Liggett" not only Convention Chairman, but the Watrous, Fowlds and Olive Lee winner and she did theclass cards to match the schedule she typed and had duplicated (I'm sure in her spare time!) Our President,

Cindy Hyde, was a repeat Red-White-Blue Ribbon National Show winner as well as making the black coversfor the Design Division and coordinating the Commercial Exhibits. As for our out-of-town members, RuthPardue did the entries calculations dl 2005 of them with no discrepancies. Harold McConnell, Nancy Pilipufand Jane Meyer did classification. Wells Knierim donated his properties to CODS and the Adena andSWODS Daffodil Societies allowed us to borrow their properties. Last but certainly not least...Mary LouGripshover delivered and returned the SWODS porperties and was the Judge's Chairman. She also won thePurple, l.an$, Northern Ireland, Link and Green Awards. So for furure hopeful show winners....it pays towork on a show....so do it and you win too!!

I'm sule sveryone enjoyed the Design Division. This was the first time we offered the Petite Award for SmallDesigns. You may remember I was very concerned about the space requirements. Obviously that was beforeour March ndisaster". But, our show did score high enough to apply for a National Council Award and Naomiis compiling the brief.

As you can see, with all this help, I did very little except worry. Bul I worried for nothing.....we managed topull it ofrwondertully.....thanks to all of you......WE DID IT AGAIN!! YEA!

Nancy Gill, Show Chairman

@ditor's Note) Nancy did all of this and also won the ADS Miniature White Ribbon, so it also pays to chair adaffodil show.

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1992 NATIONAL SHOW WINNERS

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THROCKMORTON MEDAL

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LARRY P. MAINS TROPHY

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ENGLISH AWARD

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TAG BOT]RNERoyal Marine 2W-YOOChelsea Girl2W-PKiilearnan 9W-GYR

PAULINE DICKENSONFoundling 6W-PMountFuji 2W-WAriel3WOOY

MARYLOU GRIPSHO\/ERChinchilla 2W-WNotre Dame 2W-GYPRimmon 3W-GWY

KAT}ryANDERSENDeclare 2W-PCareer 2YOORKestelle 2W-P

MARIE BOZIEVICHI-alique 3Y-GYYRimmon 3W-GWYSpring Tonic 3Y-GYRRivendell3W-GYYSurfrird 3Y-Y

Golden Years 6Y-Y

Golden Years 6Y'Y

Dubose M55{6 2W-PChinaDoll2W-WWPPol Voulin 2W-PMisty Glen 2W-GWWChipperra 3W-YYRCroila 2W-GWWDunley Hdl 3W-GYYMistress Mine 2WG-PNob Hill2Y\IW-YBilbo 6W-GPPElizabeth Ann 6W-GWPKillearnan 9W'GYR

Sextant 6W-GWWJingle Bells 5W-YArray 9W-GYRAngel Eyes 9W-GYODelia 6W-YWPHoney Guide 5Y-YPr:kawa 7Y-R

Norma Jean 2Y-YTripartite 1lY-Y

Crenelet 2W-WWhiteErmine 2W-GWW

Cupid's Eye 2Y-GYPBilbo 6W-GPP

Strike 2Y-YBrodgen 95-l 2W-YYO

Ibberton 3W-YYOKirkinriola 3W-GYOAngel3W-GWWSlowcoach 3W-GYO

NAOM LIGGETT

NAOM LIGGETT

HARRY I.TUGGLE JR TROPHY KATHY ANDERSEN Rich Reward 1Y-W Triller 7Y-0 Dateline 3Y-0 Mexico City 2Y-0 Red Aria 20-R Symphonette 2Y-Y

Heart's Desire 4W-Y Areley Kings 2W-GWW River Queen 2W-W Corofin 3W-YYR Irvington 3W-R Newport 2W-YOY

ADS HYBRIDT7FRS ROSETTE Amboseli 3Y-YYR BRIAN DUNCAN

MARY LOU GRIPSHOVER 73-36-3 3W-GGY Grace Note O.P. 85-2-X 5W-Y Rainbow x triandrus 73-22-8 9W-GGR Dactyl x Evans red-cupped poet

GOETHE LINK AWARD

MURRAY EVANS TROPHY

ADS CHALLENGE CUP

BRIAN DUNCAN Crimson Chalice 3W-GRR D-1554 2Y-R Silverwood 3W-W

BRIAN DUNCAN Coromandel 2Y-Y D-1126 2W-P State Express 2Y-GOO Doctor Hugh 3W-G00 Savoir Faire 2W-YWP Ahwahnee 2Y-R

Ahwahnee 2Y-R D-1130 2W-P LaVella 2Y-R

Nether Barr 2W-GRR Amboseli 3Y-YYR Sperrin Gold 1Y-Y June Lake 2W-GYP D-1046 20-R Dorchester 4W-P

EVE ROBERTSON

MARY LOU GRIPSHOVER

Number of Blooms - 2005

GRANT & AMY MITSCH TROPHY #269 3W-GWW Cushlake x Cushendall

JOHN & BETTY LARUS TROPHY 76-16-4 7Y-Y Baby Moon O.P.

Number of Entries - 895 Design Entires - 21 Maroon Ribbon and Australian Trophy not awarded.

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Look for the old daffodil bed at AmeriFlora, it now has a planting of caladiums just breaking ground.

We should all give Tag Bourne a vote of thanks for serving as Editor since July 1983. She has earned a well deserved rest! This Editor hopes that more of our members will write something for the newsletter as it is only as good as you members make it! October and January issues always need articles. Let's also hear from CODS members who do not live in the Central Ohio area.

DEADLINE FOR THE OCTOBER ISSUE IS SEPTEMBER ! This is early, but I will be extremely busy in September.

HARRY I.TUGGLE JR TROPHY

ADS FTYBRIDIZERS ROSETTE

GOETIIELINK AWARD

MURRAY EVANS TROPHY

KATI{Y ANDERSENRich Reward lY-WTriller 7YODateline 3Y0Mexico City 2YORed Aria 2O-RSymphonette 2Y-Y

Amboseli 3Y-YYR

MARYLOU GRIPSHO\1ER

BRIANDITNCANCrimson Chalice 3W-GRRD-1554 2Y-RSilvenrood 3W-W

BRIAN DUNCAN

73-36-3 3W-GGY Grace Note O.P.85-2-X 5W-Y Rainbow xtriondrus73-22-8 9W-GGR Dactyl x Evans red<upped poet

Heart's Desire 4W-YAreley Kings 2W-GWWRiver Queen 2W-WCorofin 3W-YYRIrvinglon 3W-RNeuport 2W-YOY

BRIANDT'NCAN

Ahwahnee 2Y-RD-1130 2W-PLaVella 2Y-R

Nether Barr 2W-GRRAmboseli 3Y-YYRSperrin Gold lY-YJune Lake 2W-GYPD-1046 20-RDorchester 4W-P

EVEROBERTSON

MARYLOU GRIPSHO\IER

Number of Blooms - 2005

ADS CHALLENGE CUPCoromandel2Y-YD-ll26zW-PState Express 2Y-GOODoctorHugh 3W-GOOSavoir Faire 2W-YWPAhwahnee 2Y-R

GRANT & AMYMITSCHTROPHY #269 3W.GWWCushlake x Cushendall

JOHN & BETTY LARUS TROP}ry 16.164 7Y-YBaby Moon O.P.

Number of Entries - 895 Design Entires - 21

Maroon Ribbon and Australian Trophy not awarded.

****{.*****

Look for the old daffodil bed at AmeriFlorA it now has a planting of caladiums just breaking ground.

We should all give Tag Bourne a vote of thanks for serving as Editor since July 1983. She has earned a welldeserved rest! This Editor hopes that more of our members will write something for the newsletter as it is onlyas good as you members make it! October and January issues always need articles. Let's also hear fromCODS members who do not live in the Central Ohio area.

DEADLINE FOR TEF,,'SICIOBER ISSUE IS SEPTEMBER ! This is early, but I will be extremely busyin September.