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- Cultivars become eligible 3 years after registration.
- Hybridizer may nominate 7 cultivars in any year.
- No win? Hybridizer may nominate same plant again two more times.
- Hybridizer’s choice how long to wait before renominating. Max of 3 appearances on the HM ballot.
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- HM winners are listed automatically on the AM ballot 3 years later. It’s
out of the hybridizer’s hands now.
- The wait permits wider distribution.
- Eligible for 3 years.
- Garden judges vote for up to 12 cultivars seen in their own region.
- The AM list is extensive. You won’t know them all. Vote only for those you have
evaluated.
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- These awards recognize cultivars that have excelled within certain
categories.
- Cultivars must be registered for a minimum of 5 years prior to
balloting.
- Garden judges may cast votes for cultivars observed in their own regions
or in the AHS National Convention tour gardens, unless otherwise stated.
- Write-in votes are allowed.
- The cultivar receiving the most votes wins.
- Evaluate the whole plant; vote for the best daylily of its type.
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- Donn Fisher Memorial Award - miniature flowers less than 3” in diameter
- Annie T. Giles Award - small flowers 3” or more but less than 4.5” in
diameter
- Extra-Large Diameter Award - 7”
or more in diameter but not registered as spider or Unusual Form. Doubles are eligible for this award.
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- Don C. Stevens Award for eyed or banded flowers, Those registered by Don
C. Stevens are ineligible.
- R. W. Munson, Jr. Award for distinct patterns.
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- Ida Munson Award for daylilies registered as double
- Harris Olson Spider Award for cultivars meeting the petal
length-to-width ratio requirement of 4:1
- Lambert/Webster Award for daylilies registered as unusual form (UF)
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- For seedlings not-yet-registered; emphasis on outstanding qualities and distinction.
- Not registered before September 1st of the voting year.
- Garden judges may vote for seedlings evaluated in any region. Emphasis on exceptional merit.
- 10 votes needed.
- Hybridizers may indicate seedlings for JC consideration.
- JC Award is not part of “The Pyramid of Awards.”
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- Candidates must have held AHS membership for 24 consecutive months prior
to applying. (Current dues paid!)
- Training may begin after 12 months of membership.
- Candidates must have attended at least one of their own regional
meetings or a national convention that included garden tours within the
last three years.
- Candidates must regularly see large numbers of award-eligible daylilies
and grow a representative sample.
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- You’ll be notified before your term expires. The AHS Garden Judges
Chairman will let you know how to renew.
- You send your 5-year log of garden visits.
- You should have made at least 25 bloom-season visits to at least 10 different
gardens.
- Fifteen visits must be in your own region.
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Notes
