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Scholarship Program In a unanimous vote, NODS members agreed to donate a $1,000 scholarship for three years to
Kent State University. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who is enrolled in Kent State's horticulture
program and is interested in hybridizing daylilies. Preference will be given to a student from Geauga County. In the event
the County requirement can not be met, the scholarship will be awarded to the best possible candidate. The University requested that NODS visit the campus to help select a suitable location for a daylily garden and offer
advice on the care and planting of daylilies. NODS has also agreed to donate a selection of daylilies from each form (single,
double, spider, unusual form, mini, etc.) for the display garden. In addition, NODS will visit the campus annually to
work with the horticulture students. A draft of the Scholarship Form will
be presented at our meeting on May 25th. NODS Mini Mecca Tour
The June garden tour schedule was reviewed. We also discussed the cost for the trip and a sign up sheet was
distributed. Members interested in more information about the trip should contact Jan Teague. Final arrangements will
be discussed at the meeting on May 25th.
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Sponsorship Garden Notes 6-13-08
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| Future Site of NODS Sponsorship Garden |
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| Draime Legacy Garden-Phil Pfiefer, Phyliss & Ralph Haehn, Mark Druckenbrod, Jan Teague |
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