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July 1, 2016

One of our AHS Board Members has again offered to match donations to the General Fund up to $15,000. To make your donation - Go to the Donations Page


AHS has a new publications sales and services manager.

Publication Services Manager
Brenda Macy

109 West Poplar Street
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
270-737-9058
pubsales@daylilies.org


Electronic Media Award - New July 2014

The AHS Technology Committee and Awards & Honors Committee jointly
administer this award, designed to recognize individuals who have performed
outstanding service to the AHS membership and the general public in the area of
electronic media. The electronic media should create interest in, educate and
promote the AHS to members and the general public. Nominees may have
designed and created websites, blogs, electronic magazines, mobile applications, as well as emerging technologies not specifically listed or included in other award
categories. This award is presented at the National Convention each year.

Rules applying to this award are as follows.

    • All nominees must be AHS members
    • Any AHS member may nominate a member from any AHS region,
      including International members, for this award. If several members
      have collaborated on the creation of the electronic media, they may be
      nominated as a team.
    • All nominations must be sent to the AHS Technology Chair
      no later than September 1 each year.
    • Nomination letters must include a website address or a link to the
      electronic media that can be viewed online.
    • In addition to describing the merit of the electronic media and the
      candidate’s worthiness for the award, nomination letters must
      address the merits of the electronic media relative to the following
      criteria:
              o Effect on furthering and promoting the mission of the AHS
              o Potential effect on membership
              o Educational merit
              o Innovative use of technology
              o Technical difficulty
              o Ease of use and navigation
              o Aesthetic appeal
    • The AHS Board will select the winner at the fall board meeting each
      year. The winner is awarded a certificate, signed by the AHS
      President, and a special electronic logo denoting the AHS award that
      may be used on the website, mobile app or Electronic magazine
      denoting the AHS Electronic Media award and year awarded
    • The award recipient will be recognized in the Daylily Journal and ENews.
    • A member may be nominated for and receive this award multiple
      times, if merited, but not for the same project.

On November 10, 2012, the AHS Board voted to approve an action item amending Registration fees as follows, to take effect January 1, 2013.

SERVICE PROVIDED PRIOR JANUARY 1, 2013
New Registration $15.00

$20.00

Reserved Name Application fee
reserved period increases from two to three years
$6.00 /2 $10.00/3
Registration Revision fee
Changes made at the discretion of the Registrar
$6.00 $10.00

Registration fees had remained level since 1996, a period of sixteen years.

Raising fees will help to cover direct and indirect expenses associated with registration such as processing and mailing registrations, labor, printing, and maintaining the online database.  

If you have questions, please feel free to contact AHS President Julie Covington, president@daylilies.org or Registration chair Rebecca Board registrationchair@daylilies.org


Listing Hemerocallis fulva as an invasive species.

Several state and agency publications and websites currently list Hemerocallis fulva as an invasive species. Due to its long life span and use in erosion control, H. fulva is often found near old home sites and along drainage ditches. The same properties that allow it to flourish in these settings with no care can also allow it to be considered invasive in certain settings where its slowly spreading habit might displace some native plants over time.

Get the full AHS Press Announcement on Hemerocallis Fulva as an invasive species.

HERE in pdf format.



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