CODS CORNER Newsletter of The Central Ohio Daffodil Society

VOL. XIX, No. 2 APRIL 1989

Phyllis Hess, President Tag Bourne, Editor

Dear Fellow CODS Members,

I want to thank all who turned out to see the Tasvention slides, and especially Wells, Harold, Margaret and Naomi for showing them to us. They were grand and I'm sure I'm not the only one ready to take the trip down there!!

As you read this I should be home from enjoying a much needed break on the West Coast. Am hoping the weather treats us to some spectacular daffodils and gardens in general.

At our meeting in May we will he showing slides from the ADS Convention and also of daffodils at Havens and Evans, if the season out there warms in time.

It seems, as I write this, that we may be on our way to a good season, at least we have had plenty of rainfall early. Let's all keep our fingers crossed! Foliage here looks great.

To our new members, please don't be afraid to volunteer for a job at the show. The older members are so willing to show us the ropes and it is a great way to learn some valuable information about showing our favorite flower. Also, be sure to bring your best blooms to the show, you never know how many blue ribbons you might take home!

I was very lucky to have great conditions for planting the "down under" bulbs, planted the last ones on March 4th, the temperature was 60!! They arrived in great condition. I said a little prayer over them as I tucked them lovingly in the ground, now all I can do is wait. Handy says with luck we may see a bloom in May or June. Even though it wouldn't be a good one it would be much appreciated!! At least it would show they might learn to like our Ohio soil.

Wishing all of you a fabulous season with lots and lots of prizewinners!

CODS CORNERNewsletter of The Central Ohio Daffodil Society

VOL. XIX, No. 2 APRIL 1989

Dear Fellor^r CODS Members,

f war:t to tirarrk all r^rho tlrrn,;d orrt to see the Tarventionslides, and especially WeIls, Harc,Id, Margaret and Naomi forahawing them to us ^ Ttrey were grand arrd I'm 6ure I'rn rrot theoni-y one ready tr: tahe the trj-p dclsn therel !

As yol-t rea,l tlil s I rhould be Lr,rnre f rorn en j oying a nruchneeded break on the West Coast. Ani h,:ping t,hre weatlien t,r*atsr-trs to Bome spectacul-ar daff,odils arrd gardens irr gerreral_.

At our meeting in May we i,rrl I Lre slic,wing slides fr:om t,lieADs Conventiori and also of daffodils at Havens and Evans, ifthe searion out there warmg in time.

Tt seernsr BS tr r^rrite thic, that we ilray be on orrr way toa gor:d BeaEOrr, &t Least we have had plenty of rainfall- early.Let " s all- keep oulr f,ingers crossed I Eoli-age hrere l-ooha great.

To our new rnembers, prease don't, be afraid to volr.rnteerfor a job at t,he show, The older membere are 60 wirling toshow us the ropes and it is a great way to learn somevaluable inforrnation about showing our favorite f l"ower. AIso,be sure to bring your best blooms to the show, you never knowh,:w many b j-ue ribbons you might take home I

I was very lucky to have great conditions for plantingthe "down under" bulbs, planted the last ones on MaicLr 4th;the temperature was 6al! They arrived in great corrdition. Isaid a little prayer over them as I tucked them rovirrgly inthe ground, now alt r can do is wait. Handy says with luck wemay see a bloom irr May or June. Even though it woulrin't be agood one it r^rould be much appreciated I I At least it wouldshow they might learn to like our Ohio soil.l'iishing al l of you a f abulous sea6on with lots and lots ofprizewinr:ers I

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If You Were Not There - You Missed It!

Thursday, March 16th began the aelth Annual Meeting of the American Daffodil Society. One hundred eighty-six people registered with Ohio represented by nineteen devotees.

Many new friendships were made and many old friendships renewed. Our California host had the knack for making us feel welcome. Thursday nights Awards Reception was dominated by Bob Spotty who earned many awards, Hard work does pay off.

Friday morning we gathered to hear Clive; Postles program entitled "Not yet the end of the line". Clive, who assumed John Lea's daffodil business and stock of cultivars, told of how he was continuing a hybridizing program similar to Mr. Lee's. Bill Pannill and Father Athanasius Bucholz gave a warm and sensitive tribute to Murray Evans. Bill and Father "A- each painted his own view of Murray, but each expressed the same underlying goodness of a warm and generous man.

Friday afternoon a tour to Rod McClellan's 'Acres of Orchids" was an experience most of us had never been part of. Those of us who were not familiar with the propagation styles of tissue culture and cloning got a lesson in laboratory techniques. The tour guides were capable of explaining the total operations to anyone from young children to orchid hobbyist.

Friday evening's banquet was highlighted by an auction of many choice cultivars from the U. S. and foreign locales. Several CODS members took home some "goodies".

Saturday brought wet, grey skies to our tour to Melrose Gardens, We were hosted by owners Sid Dubose and Ben Hager. They kindly supplied us with plastic booties so we could tour the dozens of weed free rows. We braved the rain and saw thousands of seedlings and newer cultivars from many hybridizers. Melrose Gardens are also renown for excellent iris and daylilies. Next, we were on to lunch at Wente Brothers Wine Cellars. The vineyards there having first begun being planted before the turn of the century. A tour of the cellars followed lunch.

The banquet Saturday evening was followed by another program from our entertaining new friend Clive Postlea. Clive gave a slide show of his gardens and home and their thorough restoration. He included slides of Dunley Hall, the home of John Lea and slides of new winning cuitivars from English Shows. Dinner closed with an invitation from that "Scarlett" woman, Javdee Ager. The "Scarlett" title stemming from the hooped -skirted dress and smooth southern drawl she wore so well. She even forgave the "Damyankees for not granting the South a divorce when she invited them too!

So if you missed California its too late now...but not for Callaway Gardens in Georgia.

Barry Nichols

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Thursday, Narch l.6th beqan the 34t-h AnnuaL |!eetlng ot' t.heAlnerican Dajf,:dri Society. one hundred elohty*srx peonlere(,rstereci r.r1th Crhte repreeented by nlnet.een clevcrt*ee,

ilany nere f riendshlps were made and mqny o1d f riendehipar'enevred, Crur Cal{fornla irc,st hatJ the knack f or nakir-rg usfeeL ueLcl.:me. Tlrur*day night.s Ar*ardg RecefrL.lon wes domrnatedby Bob Spot"Ls vrho earr-red lnany aqlsrdg. Hard work cic,eg payo*-{ "

Frrday raorninq ue gettrered to hear Cl ive Pc:lst.les prclgr,arnentit"l.ed o'l*lc,t yet the end o{ the l" ine". Cl1ven who agsumedJohn Lea's daffodl] buslness and gtock of cultrvars, toid ofhow he qras contrnutng a hybrrdtz:.ng proqram sinril"ar. ta Mr "Lea's. Bj.i. I Frannill and Father Athanaglug Buchro.l"z gave a$rarm and sienslt.ive trrbut.e t-o lturray Evane, Brll and Father

each painted hrg c:lrn view of, llurrayp but. each eixpre*sedLhe salrre underlytng goodness of & irerr! end qenertrLts nsn,

Frrday afternoon a tor.lr to Rod |tcClellen's'uArres c,fOrchtcig" i/ras arr experrence noBt. <rf us had rreve"r bert=n part- of,TFroge of ue who srere not {anrr}1ar wlth the propaqat.ion stylesof tl-saue cuJture and clontrng qot & leeeon irr Iaboratcrytechnlquee, The to!..!r guidee lrere copab).e of explei"ntnq thetc:tal crperatione tcl anycine from young chrttdren ts crrchrdhobh,y t et .

Friday evening"s banquet w6s hlghlighted by &ri auctionof many cholce cultivarg from the {J" 5. ancl f c,rer,gn "Lc,cales.Severa] CODS rrernberg too!< horre a<rrne "goodJ"esn'.

Saturday brought tret", grey skres to olrr tc>ur to llelroee6ardens. t$e were host.ed by clrrners Sxd f,lubosle rend tsen Hager.They krnd}y aulppiaed ue r*1Lh p}aatic bot>ties e,o we cotrLcl tourt,he dozena of weed free rc>lrs" Oe braved the x.alr-a end stlwt"hrousands of tseedLrnq$ and newer cul.tivere from ,nsnyhybrldizers. ltelrose Garqlens are eiso renc:rrn for excel lent"irrs ond dsyli"i.r"es" NexLc \re Here on to trr-lnch at. trlentetsrothers (dj,ne Cel]ar,s. The vtneyards t".here havlng frrstbegun being planted bef<:re the turn of, Lhe cerrt.ury" A tourof the cel" lers f oi lowed lunch "

The banquet Saturday evenlng was follourect hy ancltherprogram f ron c,ur entertaln i.ng ner* f r rend C11ve post les.Cli"ve gave a glrde show c,f hjs gardens and hcrnr= ancl Lhelrthorough restclr6ticrn, He rneluded sl rdeg of r.lunley He I I , thehome of John Lea and sliciee of new u, lnninq ctrltivars fronEngLieh Shows. frinner closed uith an invitation fron that."Scar"Lett-" rr<:men, Javdee Ager. The "scar.].ett" t1tl,e st-ernmingfrom the hooped -ekirted dress and smooth sout.hern drar.rl sheufore s<: weil. She even forgave the '.Danryankeeg for netgrantrng the SouLh a divorce r*hen she 1nvited then too!

5* rf yciu nrtsei*ci Cair{ornla tt_e t-c,r: lqt.e nrew. . . but nc:tfor Callauay Gardens in Georgla.

Barry Hichoig

ADS NATIONAL SHOW WINNERS 1989 San Francisco

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Bob Spotts Bright Angel 9W-GOR Mitsch Sdlg 2049/6 Lapwing 5W-Y Falconet 8Y-R Sunday Chimes 5W-W

Stan Baird Golden Vale 1Y-GYY Meldrum IY-Y Royal Oak 1Y-Y Akala 1Y-Y Aurum 1Y-Y

Bob Spotts Lilac Charm 6W-GPP Forge Mill 2Y-GOO Standfast lY-Y Sportsman 2Y-R Harrison Sdlg 12/8/8

Bob Spotts Craig Stiel 2Y-R Reference Point 2YW-Y Loch Loyal 2Y-R Shining Light 2Y-ORR Loch More 2Y-R

Steve Vinisky Hawera 5Y-Y Xit 3W-W Pencrebar 4Y-Y triandrus elbus IOW-W bulbocodium conspicuous 10Y-Y

Nancy Wilson rupicola 10Y-Y Zip 6Y-Y Pequinita 7Y-Y scaberulus 40Y-Y Heidi 6Y-Y Hummingbird 6Y-Y

Steve Vinisky Dimity 3Y-O Backchat 6Y-Y Rhapsody 2W-W Coma? 1Y-Y Figi 4Y-Y Hamlbedon 2YW-WYY

GOLD RIBBON WHITE RIBBON MINIATURE GOLD MINIATURE WHITE JUNIOR AWARD MAROON RIBBON

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SILVER RIBBON GRANT 6, AMY MITSCH MINIATURE ROSE RIBBON FOWLDS MEDAL OLIVE LEE TROPHY MURRAY EVANS TROPHY

HYBRIDIZERS RIBBON GOETHE LINK MEDAL

ADS CHALLENGE CUP BEST PINK BEST WHITE RESERVE CHAMPION

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Bill Roese Helen Link

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Nominating Committee Report

President Phyliss Hess Secretary

Nancy Kolson Vice-President Cindy Hyde Treasurer

Lure Emiq

Pat Zwilling, Elsie Hack, Handy Hatfield, Cha rman

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NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, May 9, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. Whetstone Library 1989 ADS Convention Highlights - Handy Hatfield Election of Officers

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CLASSIFICATION CHANGE: Gold Convention 1Y-Y to 2Y-Y

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Your Editor fell while on vacation in San Diego and broke her wrist. What a shock to arrive at convention and find her in a cast above her elbow. Hope she will be back at the typewriter with both hands soon.

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frtlninating Cemrlittee Report

Frearrclent- PhyrLss liesg searetary l{ancy Kolgonvice-President crn.iy Hycie Treasur-er Lura Em:"gPat, Zurl.l.ing, Elej.e lla<:lt. ilandy Hatfield, Chairman

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CLASSIFICATTON CHAT{GE, Gold Cc,nventlcn 1Y_Y Io 2Y_Y

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Yc,ur Editor fe1l vrhrLe on vacation in San Oieqo and broke her r,lri$t.$lhat. a shock to arrive at convention and find her in a cssit atlove fr{irelbow" Hope she r,rill tre brack at the typewrit.er wlth both hands soon.

After-Show Party

CODS After-Show Party will be held Saturday. April 22nd, at Da Vincl Ristorante at the corner of Reed and Henderson Roads. There will be a cash bar cocktail nour starting at 6:30 p.m. with dinner served at 7:30 p.m.

Please choose from the following menu selections and send your reser-vations and checks to Naomi Liggett, 4126 Winfield Road, Columbus. Ohio 43220 by April 15th. Ali dinners include tossed salad. rolls and butter and coffee. Tax and tip included in price.

Da Vinci Combination - Gnoucchi, Ravioli, Lasagne, Manicotti DiCarne and Meatball $11.25

Lasagne - Wide strips of homemade pasta in layers with meatsauce and cheeses. $9.75

Chicken Picata - Boneless chicken breast in a lemon wine sauce served over rice with vegetable of the day $11.00

Flounder Del Ray - crabmeat stuffing. with vegetable of the day $11.00

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1988 CODS Daffodil Show

All members should plan to help in some phase of our annual show.

Set-up will be at 1:00 p.m.. Friday, April 21 on the concourse level of the Upper Arlington Municipal Services Building, 3600 Tremont Road. Blocks, tubes, and entry tags may be picked up at that time.

Entries are received from 8 to 11:00 a.m. Saturday morning.

Since the basement is no longer available to groups, we will be unable to have our usual potluck luncheon. We hate to see this great tradition abandoned but could not talk the city into letting us use the space now used by their employees. The Judges Luncheon will he held at the home of Nancy Gill.

Tear-down will be at 5:00 p.m., Sunday. April 23rd. All members are expected to help will this. Many hands lessen the task.

All trophies (cleaned) must be returned t.o Tag Bourne, Judges Chairman, by April 15th.

Handy Hatfield & Naomi Liggett, Show Chairmen

New Members

Nancy Pilipuf (Fred) 11090 Woodstock Rd. Garden Prairie, IL 61038 Barry E. Reed 90 Latta Ave. Columbus, OH 43205

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Deadline for July CODS Corner is June 15th.

tlfter-Shsrr Part-y

COf,5 A{te!:-$rr,:r"r F'art"y r,,:-ii i:,* ir*l.rj 5erl.uroay, Anrri ??nci, at I.i6 Vinl"rR1.g'tr:irante at t.he rcrrl"l{BF cif fteeC anfi r{*nrJerg,cln r?cracig" i'he.re r,, 1lI be aeegh L.gr cc}cktal-J- fr,:'ur startlnal aL €':lJr.i F'.rn" Hrtir cllrrrrer senvBcJ at- 7i3Ap.m.

Pl.ease choclse t'rorn t.hre {o1.lcrr.l}ng nenu seiec.trcns and send vr:rlt- reg.{nr'*vattcrns ancj cirec.ke t.c] Ngont i-xqqeLt. " q1.?*., Ujinf ,r*.ici kc,acl , ficr.ulrtf-,rrgl , C,lrio43?2Q ".by April t5th" Aii ciinners include tosged snlad, rnti,r.€nd butter and cclt t'e{*, Tax and t rI3 ]"nc }uded 1n trr if e,

Da Vinei Conbinaiitrn - Gnor.rcchl " tlav i ol i o I-asaqrre, Ilarr i.crt.t rRLCarne anci l{eatbal. l 5l3 . ?f,

Lasagne - t, 1oe, strxr,e, of hc,m<*rnad+= r,a.sta rn lay€)r'$ r,Jtth m+:st$6uc:e.and chee*qes. sg " ?S

Chicken Pieata * Bc,neress chiciten i:rraa$t r!-r a lernon wlne s,6Llceserved $v*r ri*e r*i.th veqetahle c,J rfre tlay ..Si. 1.(l(!

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A1i nenti*r$ ghciulcl pl an t-fi help :.ri sclme ph6se: ,;rt fiur er!nua I g'hor"r.

Set-urr will be at 1:0r} !",.!r. o Frlday, April ?L cln thre r:onrtrourae 1eveil c,ft,he Llpp'er Arlrneitc'!'r itnn:.crpffl 5;ervices, Burl.cilnq r 3€,tirlr Tremont &oad.Btrocks, tubes, snd t;intry tags moy Le pr:.eited Lip at that trrfle"

Errt-r'iere are rer:E,rved f,r*m A t<: tI:O{t a,rn. Saturday lncrr!-!tl-},I"

Since the basement 1.5 !-r$ ]onqer avaiiebJ.e to groupssr u€ *il,L t,e unablet.o hqve c,Ur u$ua1 F',ra'tir-lclt "i.Lirrt:hjec)n. tt'e hat-e* tcr si&e +-hrs, greattradition abandr:ned but coui.d ocrt ta"Ik the cit"y rnto 1e-utrng L!s uae thespace rro!, used b,y t,l'reir enn j.c,vr*G,ri. Thel judqers Lur:cl'reon w j I i be lreld qtthe hc'ne crf Nancy Gr 11" .

Tear-dov,rn wi1.i l:,e at 5:/)r] r).m., Si,.rnrlav, April z3rd. At1 msnberr oreexpeeted to help rril1 thiei. llany iiancis. legsen the t-asi{ .

Ai, 1 t.rcrr,hies (cleaned,, mLlst be return*ci to Tag Beurne, Jucl,.tr*g Chali-man,by Aprr I l" 5th .

llandy fiat.f reld & Nac,ptr Lrqget't, lihc,ry Chairmen

l{er llenbers

Nancv Piiinuf {Freci s !L(sgfi {rloocicitc,ck Rd. Garden I.}ra.rrie, II- 61O3&Earry E. Ree,d gO Latta Ave. Cn1r..l${bus, OH 43?Os

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Deacillne for JuJ"y {:Crf;:i Corner itl June l5th.