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<strong>AHS</strong> <strong>Region</strong> 2/Great Lakes Newsletter<br />

Club Information and Events Calendar (continued from page 39)<br />

Black Swamp Hosta and Daylily Society<br />

Hoosier Daylily Society Inc.<br />

Reporter Charlene Patz:<br />

We have had another busy, fun-filled<br />

summer and fall: In May we had a bus<br />

trip to the Cincinnati Flower Show.<br />

In June we tried holding our Members’<br />

Hosta Garden Tour on a week night this<br />

year. It seemed to be very successful.<br />

Due to the fact that most daylilies are<br />

better for viewing in the morning, we<br />

held our Members’ Daylily Gardens Tour to the home of Lori<br />

and Jerry Vandermeer/Dutchmill Gardens and to Margaret<br />

and Bill Cook/The Farm on a Saturday morning in July. We<br />

also held a non-accredited Daylily Show in July at Toledo<br />

Botanical Garden’s Conference Center.<br />

During our August Daylily Work Day at Toledo Botanical<br />

Garden, the Munson and Olson collections were revamped.<br />

Later that afternoon we enjoyed the annual daylily auction<br />

in conjunction with our Daylily Host program.<br />

In September we toured Valerie Trudeau’s Lavender Blue<br />

Herb Farm in Waterville, and we had our Annual Members’<br />

Plant Exchange.<br />

In October our open forum program focused on what our<br />

members do to get their gardens ready for winter, and a potluck<br />

in November rounded out the year’s events.<br />

2001 Calendar of Events:<br />

January - Annual Dinner Meeting - date/time and speaker<br />

to be announced<br />

February 17 at 1 pm - Toledo Botanical Garden Conference<br />

Center. Program: Therese Coyle “Garden Design”<br />

March 17 at 1 pm - Toledo Botanical Garden Conference Center<br />

Program: “Container Gardening”<br />

April 28 at 1 pm - Toledo Botanical Garden Greenhouse Program:<br />

“Annual Plant Sale and Hosta Show”<br />

May 19 at 8 am - Annual Plant Sale Churchill’s Parking<br />

Lot, Perrysburg<br />

June 3 - Toledo Botanical Garden Conference Center - Hosta<br />

Show<br />

June/July Members Garden Tour - Potluck<br />

Contact Person: Charlene Patz<br />

Telephone: 419-874-8964<br />

Email:<br />

fppatz@wcnet.org<br />

HooDS President Jim Shields reports:<br />

HooDS had its first annual auction in January and raised a<br />

good nestegg for this year. We had speakers like Jamie<br />

Gossard and Dan Bachman come to talk to us.<br />

As in 1999, we had open gardens for two weekends during<br />

bloom season, when members were invited to visit members’<br />

gardens.<br />

The Board is just now getting organized for the fall term,<br />

with monthly meetings planned for September, 2000,<br />

through May, 2001.<br />

Bill Potter came down from Chicago and gave an informative<br />

talk to HooDS in November, 1999.<br />

HooDS web page is at:<br />

http://garden.dmans.com/jshields/Hoosier/<br />

Hoosier DS Member Greg McMullen<br />

The election of Greg McMullen as <strong>Region</strong> 2 Vice President<br />

for 2001-2002 was announed during our <strong>Region</strong> 2 Summer<br />

Meeting in Burr Ridge, Illinois. Greg is a HooDS member<br />

from Indianapolis, Illinois.<br />

Greg wants to thank everyone who has supported him by<br />

vote during the nomination and election process. He will<br />

tell you all about his goals for our <strong>Region</strong> in the Spring-<br />

Summer 2001 newsletter. And, he will ask <strong>Region</strong> 2 members<br />

to make a commitment to become involved in <strong>AHS</strong> <strong>Region</strong><br />

2 activities.<br />

In the meantime, if you want to contact Greg, you can do so<br />

by writing him at:<br />

•8753 Westfield Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46240-1942<br />

•Tel: 317-815-0288<br />

•E-mail: watpark@indy.net<br />

Daylily Society of Southern Indiana<br />

President John Habermel reports:<br />

The Daylily Society of Southern Indiana had a very successful<br />

plant sale this summer and raised $2000 for the club<br />

treasury. It was a huge success considering that the members<br />

had only 30 days to plan, organize, and collect donations<br />

of plants.<br />

Thanks to all the members who donated and worked to make<br />

this a memorable event. The membership has reached 53,<br />

which is amazing considering the club it only 11 months old.<br />

Don Jerabek, Janet Faulhaber, Greg McMullen,<br />

Phyllis Cantini, Harold Steen<br />

at the <strong>Region</strong> 2 Summer Meeting<br />

Page 42 Fall 2000/Winter 2001

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