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ADS Conventions
1956-Washington DC 1957-Mansfield, OH 1958-Atlanta, GA 1959-Philadelphia, PA 1960-Dallas, TX 1961-Roanoke, VA 1962-Nashville, TN 1963-Stratford, CN 1964-Ashville, NC 1965-Pasedena, CA 1966-Memphis, TN 1967 Philadelphia, PA 1968 Portland, OR 1969-Nashville, TN 1970-Dallas, TX 1971-Hartford, CT 1972-Portland, OR 1973-Williamsburg, VA 1974-Cincinnati, OH 1975-Portland, OR 1976-Philadelphia, PA 1977-San Francisco, CA I 978-Columbus, OH 1979 -Boston, MA l9X() Memphis, TN 1981 Newport Beach, ( 'A 19/i2 Nashville, TN I9K i Williarnshurp, VA 198.1 Portland, VA I MO King of Prtisski, PA 1986 Memphis, '1'N
1987 Columbus, OH 1988 Tysons Corner, VA 1989 -San Francisco, ('A 1990-Callaway, iA 1991-Indianapolis, IN 1992-Columbus, Ol 1993-Nashville, 'I'N 1994-Portland, OR 1995-Dallas, TX 1996-Baltimore, MD 1997-Jackson, MS 1998-Richmond, VA 1999-Pittsburgh, 1)A 2000-Portland, OR 2001 Louisville, KY 2002 l'ort Mitchell, KY 2003 Ashville, NC 20011-Tysons Corner, VA 2005-St Louis, MO
American Daffodil Society Stith Anniversary Convention
April 16 - 18, 2001
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The Washington Daffodil Society is honored to host the 50th anniversary convention of the American Daffodil Society. Our committees have been working for many months to bring you an event worthy of this significant milestone in the history of our society. The founding meeting of the ADS was convened in Washington DC in 1954 and tl the .11-si convention was held here in 1956. We are proud to be hosting the eeleb1;iti,„,of it ,; year his- tory here once again. We welcome you to the nation's :Hid to what we hope will be a memorable event.
The 50th anniversary of an organization is a time for )1. lin , to (he and to the future. The ADS Founders' Lounge will accomplish the I n');i of these two tasks. This unique aspect of this year's event will celebrate those that have made the ADS the organization it is today. Spend some time looking through scrapbooks and reading about the history of the ADS. Learn about the men and women whose vision and persistence formed our national or-ganization. Many of our show awards are named after these individuals, but where were they from and what contributions did they make to the ADS? Friday evening's unveiling of The American Daffodil Society: The First Fifty Years will provide each of us with a book we can read and cherish li ar years to come. We hope you will participate in our book signing party where those featured in this publication will be available to sign books.
But what of the future? There is much opportunity to develop and protect the species. New forms will be recognized and stabilized. The range of color and form will continue to be extended as hybridizers reach for their imagina-tions. Will there ever be a blue daffodil? More effective disease and pest control will be required as toxic chemicals are removed from the market. And the Daffodil Journal, our quarterly publication, will evolve as we reach out to those whose interest in daffodils is in the garden as well as the show bench. It is critical that we continue to reach out to new members to revital-i/c our organization and carry it through the next 50 years. We need your idea,. on how the ADS can make itself an even stronger organization as we loi to our future. We hope you will share your thoughts and ideas in the lotmdeis' Lounge.
Welcome to (he ADS 50th anniversary convention and the next 50 years!
Tom Taylor WDS President
Kathy Welsh Convention Chair ADS Membership Chair
Thank Yous
MarthaAnderson
Convention Programs Ian Pennings
Gold Daffodil Pin The Daffodil Society
China for Special Award Specially gilded English Medal
Brent Health
Bulbs for potted displays, artwork Mitch Carney
Potted daffodils Elise Havens
Bulbs for Pannill garden Bill Tribe Bulbs for Pannill garden
Sid DuBose
Bulbs for Pannill garden Hunting Creek Garden Club
Friday evening table arrangements
Five Hills Garden Club
Saturday lunch table arrangements 1..16 la \ I erns Garden Club
Table arrangements
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Hostesses Allan Woods Flowers & Gifts
Entre to Washington Gift Show
The British Embassy
Tour of Perennial Gardens Lisa Ashe USAToday printing coordinator
Gary Arthur
Kennedy Printing Bob Pfeifer
Summit Marketing Chris Downs
C2 Media Herban Essentials
Goodie Bag Stuffers Brookside Gardens
Docent led tours Dumbarton Oaks
Tour Arboretum
Tour Botanic Garden
Tour Clay & Fran Higgins
Garden Tour Tom & Kathy Welsh
Garden Tour Robert Darling
Convention Logo Kathy Welsh
Bulb Sales The Convention Committee- For the priceless dedication, hard work and all the extras.
Seminar Speakers Mary Lou Gripshover, Jason Delaney, Joyce Overholt/yr, Elise Havens, Lee Raden, Kathy Andersen, Ruth Pardue, Bob Spotts, Scott Bally, Dorothy Sensibaugh, and Olivia Welbourn
Keynote Speakers Brian Duncan, Brent Meath, Jaydee Ager, Richard Ezell, Bill Pannill
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Awards Classification Clerks Design Educational Exhibits Judges Pages Photography Staging
Boutique Bus Tours/ Optional Tours Bus Tour lunches (boxed lunches) Clerks' and Workers' Lunch
Commercial Exhibits Convention Pins & Tote Bags Publicity/ Marketing
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Glenna Graves Bob Huesinaiiii Mary Anne Bantam D. Felch/,(' 'I ilk-Alen Tom A.D. Smith A: Is Mitch Caine)/ Bob Hall Paul Botting Mary Semrad Paul Botting
B.Fleming, M.Huesmann, F. Lo Ruthann McGrail, Sarah Welsh,
Nora Meehan Clay Higgins/ Tricia Kincheloe Tom Taylor, R.Darling Design D. Sensibaugh, Lucy Rhame K. Welsh, Mary Anne Barton Fran Higgins, Chriss Rainey Robert Darling Bob Huesmann Lucy Rhame Kathy Welsh, Tom Taylor Chriss Rainey Lucy Rhame Carolyn Beatson Ruthann McGrail Lucy Rhame Brent Heath, Mitch Carney Maxine Botting
S. Welsh, N. Meehan, K.Welsh Bonnie Mirmak Spencer Rainey Bob Huesmann K. Welsh, Amanda McKinney Paul Botting
Saturday Luncheon Speaker—Brent Heath Brent Heath is a third generation bulb grower and co-owner of Brent and
Berl v ',v Bulbs, a wholesale/retail mail-order flower bulb catalogue and web site business. Brent and Becky have a 10-acre display garden and trial farm where they currently grow over 3000 cultivars and species of all types of bulbs in combination with annuals, perennials and groundcovers.
Brent and Becky have co-authored Daffodils for North American Gar-dens and Tulips for North American Gardens. They each have over 300 color photographs, are marvelous sources of inspiration for the novice and are valuable references for the professional.
Brent and Becky have received numerous prestigious awards for horti-cultural leadership, promoting the use of a wide variety of bulbs in the gar-den, and commercial horticultural excellence. After a yearlong study, The Wall Street Journal voted 'Brent and Becky's Bulbs' the 'Best Bulb Com-pany in America'. And in April 2003, The American Daffodil Society awarded Brent the Gold Medal of Honor for popularizing and promoting the use of daffodils.
Through slide lectures and workshops, Brent shares his love of garden-ing and enthusiasm for teaching, giving you many new ideas that will help you have more colorful and successful gardens. Saturday Dinner Speaker—Brian Duncan
Brian Duncan is one of the best known and most successful daffodil hy-bridizers and exhibitors in the world. Few hybridizers are better represented in our collections, and in our show entries. His success in the diitiodi I world is exemplified by his winning England's Englehart ('up. awarded for daffodils bred and raised by the exhibitor, seven times het \\ 1985 and 2002. Brian has also had many successes in the United States. In 1986 The ADS awarded him its highest medal of honor, the Gold Medal, for his contributions to the daffodil. Since then he has won the ADS Hy-bridizer's Trophy, for daffodils bred and raised by the exhibitor, six times. Brian has served on the ADS Board of Directors for many years and has attended numerous ADS Conventions along with his wife Belly. No con-vention is complete without them.
Brian Duncan's interest in daffodils started as an amateur in the early 1960s and in 1964 he began hybridizing.He \eil)11 the RHS Daffo- dil and Tulip Committee for over 30 years, the I.r.i nine of which as Chair- man. Fle is currently a member of the RHS I I and Tulip Yearbook Committee, the London Daffodil Show Schedule Committee, the RHS Tri-als Committee, and the liairntan of the RI IS Narcissus Classification Com-mittee. He is a foundiii , iiii•inher and past chairman of the N.Ireland Daffo-dil Group and current cl1;111111.in 01 his local Omagh Gardening Society.
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2004 ADS Convention Schedule 2004 ADS Convention Schedule (Cont.)
Saturday, April 17 (Cont.) oltio am - 6:00 pm Show Open n i ;0 am - 10:30 am Growing Miniatures
Companion Bulbs 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Boutique Open 10:00 am - 5:00pm Founders' Lounge 10:45 am - 11:45 am Form & Fauna
Trends in Mitsch Daffodils Forcing Species Daffodils
Noon - 1:30 pm Lunch - Brent Heath Invitation to the World Dallodil Cony. Brenda Lyo
Thursday, April 15 1:00 pm - 10:00 pm 3:00pm 3:00 pm 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Friday, April 16 8:00 am - 10:00 am 9:00 am- 11:00 am
9:30 am 9:30 am - 10:30 am 9:30 am - 10:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 1:30 pm 1:30pm
2:30pm - 7:00 pm 2:30pm 2:30 pm - 7:00 pm
4:00 pm - 6:30 pm 4:00-5:30 pm
6:30 pm 7:00pm - 8:30 pm 7:30 pm 8:30 pm
10 tit) pm - Midnight
Saturday, April 17 7:30 am 9:30 am 8:00 am - 9:15 am
Registration Desk Open
Registration Desk Staging Begins
Ballrooms C,D,E Show entries Begin
Ballrooms B &C Newcomers' Social
Room 214
Registration Desk Open Receive Consignments
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Judges Coffee
Pavillion 23 Clerks' Briefing
Room 214 Optional Tours Depart Judging Begins
Ballrooms B &C Judges Luncheon
Pavillion 23 Clerks & Workers' Lunch Room 214
Founders' Lounge Open Ballroom D Boutique Opens
Ballroom E Show Open
Ballrooms B &C
Registration Desk Open
Registration Desk ADS Board Meeting
Conf. Theater
Cash Bar and Reception Ballroom Foyer String Quartet
Ballroom A Dinner
Ballroom A Welcome, Awards,
Annual Meeting
Ballroom A
Book Signing Party
Ballroom Foyer
Registration Desk Open Registration Desk Judges Refresher Breakfast Ballroom A
Ballrooms B &C Pavillion 23 Pavillion 22 Ballrooms E Ballroom D Conference Theater Pavillion 23 Pavillion 22 Ballroom A
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Pavillion 23 uuming Your Daffodils Pavillion 22
Guided Tour of the Show Ballroom B ADS Board Meeting
Conference Theater Leave for British Embassy Cash Bar
Old Ebbitt Grill Dinner
Old Ebbitt Grill - Speaker Brian Duncan
Return from Dinner and Break Down the Show 11alkkronis 11 & ('
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Buses load for GardenTour Buses return from Tour ADS Live Auction P.1\ .); Cash Bar It:111100m foyer Banquet at Hotel I eml
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Sunday, April 18 7:30 am - 8:30 am
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Monday, April 19 8:30 am 9:30 am
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ADS 2004 Convention Seminars
Saturday's program will feature a series of seminars with topics sure to please all. There will be two sessions offered in the morning and one following lunch. Below is a short description of each session.
Session 1 (Choose 1) Growing Miniature Daffodils
A panel discussion, led by Mary Lou Gripshover, will pl,) \ Illl• 11,,e- ful information on growing miniature daffodils. Some Al )S's Fin- est growers and exhibitors, from different parts of. the i entry, will share their secrets for success.
Companion Bulbs This slide presentation by Jason Delaney, horticti I in al ist and bulb curator at the Missouri Botanical Garden (MOM Yl'L will explore different combinations of bulbs which can be [Alined with daffodils
• to ensure continuous bloom from spring through Fall..Iason will share his observations and successes at MOBOT, illustrating his thoughts with slides and a handout.
Session 2 (Choose 1) Form and Fauna
Joyce Overholtzer, a nationally renowned designer in the Sogetsu school of Ikebana International, will give a program on creative and abstract designs that incorporate plant material with selfmade metal sculptures. This exciting and innovative program is being given for the first time. Many of Joyce's designs will incorporate daffodils as well as other plant material. (Flower Design)
Trends in Mitsch Daffodils - the Last 50 Years Elise Havens will give a slide presentation showing the directions hybridizing has gone over the last 50 years based on peoples' inter-ests. Beginning with some early daffodil registrations of her lather, Grant Mitsch, and showing the progression to those available today and some in the pipeline for introduction in the future, Elise will explore the advancements made by her family's business.
ADS 2004 Convention Seminars (Cont.)
A Pot Gardener Faces the Trials of Forcing Species Daffodils Lee Raden, Past-President of the American Rock Garden Society and recipient of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society Distinguished Achievement Award, will lead a discussion involving pots, growing media, fertilizing, and light control. Lee has won numerous awards for his exhibits of potted species daffodils at the Philadelphia Flower Show. I le is unquestionably one of the finest growers of species daffodik in the US. (Species)
1,111101(4in Speaker Undaunted Daffodils
Brent Heath, 2003 ADS Gold Medal winner and third generation daffodil grower, will give a slide presentation on daffodils with stay-ing power in both the garden and on the show bench.
Session 3 (Choose 1) Daffodil Wizards of Oz
A slide presentation, given by Bob Spotts with comments from Richard Ezell and Tony James, will show both daffodils and sur-roundings of the major hybridizers and growers of Australia. This talk will help to preview the Australian World Convention in Sep-tember 2004. (Australian Daffs)
Grooming Your Daffodils for Show Kathy Andersen and Ruth Pardue two of ADS's finest exhibitors, will share their tips and techniques for grooming daffodils for show. Even designs look better when the flowers used have been cleaned and smoothed. Winning ribbons isn't an accident, so why not learn how to improve your flowers so they look their best.
Guided Tour of the Show Daffodil and design judges will guide attendees through the National Show explaining entries and why the wpaRas were chosen. Tour guides are ADS judges Scott Bally, I )orothy Sensibaugh, and Olivia Welbourn and Dolores Felch, a I ederated Garden Club judge.
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Sunday Banquet Speakers Bill Pannill was ADS President from 1966-1968. Hewon the Silver Medal in 1976 and the Gold Medal in 1984. He has been on the ADS Board for years in various capacities where he continues as Dir. of Developement. A protege of Harry Tuggle and from the same hometown, Martinsville, VA.,Bill began hy-bridizing with the goal of seedlings across all the divisions. He was the first to win a Gold Quinn Medal with all his own seedlings. He grows limy of his new daffodils at Murray Evans' fields in Oregon, but never coiiipetes except with blooms from his Martinsville garden. He was awarded the Peter Ilarr Cup in 2000 and was named the "Amateur Daffodil Hybridizer of the Millennium" in the same year. Richard Ezell was ADS President from 1992-1994 and a.. P.iilia mentarian for many years. He is been an outstanding1111 ni( 1 ,-1 mu( hin-demand Judging Schools instructor, as well a S a C1)11 \ (1111,111 '•14 • .11,( • 1 I IC
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