The Fall 2011 Daylily Journal mailed September 8 chock full of interesting stories. Two important stories are historic in nature — an historic daylily display garden, and an interview with a hybridizer who recalls what the hybridizing world was like way back when. Our "Name Game" features Halloween-type daylily names with a big dollop of humor, thanks to the clever writing of our Registrar, Kevin Walek. Our AHS President, Mary Collier Fisher, writes her final letter to you, the membership, since she will be passing the baton to incoming President, Julie Covington, shortly. Our featured hybridizers are some of the biggest names in daylilies, so you are going to want to spend some time reading what they have to say! (We're keeping their names a secret until you receive your Journal!)

If you do not receive your Fall Journal by October 5, you should contact Jimmy Jordan, the AHS Publications Services Manager, at pubsales@daylilies.org.

Oh, by the way, you will get a first glimpse of the new AHS coffee table book, "Landscaping with Daylilies," edited by Oliver Billingslea, in the Fall issue! Jimmy is your contact for more information about that book too.

The Daylily Journal is the quarterly publication of the American Hemerocallis Society (AHS). A subscription to The Daylily Journal is included with each AHS membership.

Executive Editor
Meg McKenzie Ryan
1936 Wensley Ave
El Centro, CA 92243
760-235-8243 (voice);
760-337-2139 (fax)
journal@daylilies.org

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2010-2011 Ad Rate Sheet



Notes:
1. Rates include the cost of graphic design by The Daylily Journal Executive Editor.
2. Ad copy deadlines are as follows:
Spring – Feb. 1; Summer – May 1; Fall – Aug. 1; Winter – Nov. 1
3. Pre-payment for four issues is no longer required. Payment is required for each
issue by the applicable deadline noted above. Graphic design will not commence
until payment is received.
4. Delinquent pre-payments will be charged an interest rate of 18% per annum
until paid in full.
5. Ads will not be accepted that will adversely affect AHS postal rates.
6. The Daylily Journal does not honor requests for preferred pages or page position.
7. There are no limitations to the number of scans or the number of pictures in ad.
8. Catalog listings of cultivars offered for sale will be accepted at the applicable ad
rate per page.
9. Reservations for the inside front or back cover will be accepted once a year per
advertiser. A placement charge of $150 per insertion will apply.

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Disclaimer

The opinions expressed by contributors to The Daylily Journal are solely those of the individual writers and do not necessarily reflect those of the editor, the members of the board of directors, or the American Hemerocallis Society, Inc. (AHS). The AHS publishes paid advertisements as a service to its members, but cannot be responsible for the quality of plants, services, or supplies received, nor for expressed or implied guarantees.