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ROUND ROBINS
Round Robins are discussion lists.& When the AHS was founded, the Round Robins were a popular way of connecting its members who had similar interests. The traditional Robins worked though the postal service.& Each Robin consisted of a packet of letters from its members - the packet was mailed from member to member.&As each Robin member got&the packet, they would read all the letters, then remove their own previous letter, write a new one, and send the packet on to the next member.& Eventually, like the Robins in the spring, the packet would return home to the Robin Leader and the cycle would go on.
There are still some traditional Robins running, please contact the AHS Round Robins chair, Judie Branson at:
to see which of these may be looking for new members, or if you would be intersted in starting a new Robin on a specific area of interest.
E-Mail Robins
The E-Mail Robins begain in 1994 with the general interest AHS E-Mail Robin.& Since then many other E-Mail Robins have sprung up to dicsuss specific aspects of daylilies and related information.
AHS Affiliated E-mail robins: Contact group leaders for more information about how to join these groups. Or contact Round Robins Chair, Judie Branson at:
AHS E-Mail Robin:
&&& Leader: Tim Fehr:
& & Co-Leader: Ted White: & & Co-Leader: Dr. Robert O. Stanton:
Daylilies All Over Robin: Cynthia Stilphen:
Doubles Robin: Audra Burns:
Historical E-Mail Robin: Robert M. Turley:
Landscaping Robin: Cheryl Miller:
Mid-Atlantic E-Mail Robin: Janet Quarles:
Mini Robin: Audra Burns:
Old Favorites and More: Mark Cook:
Patterned Daylilies: Jill Reynolds:
Region 1 Robin: David Hansen:
Region 2 Robin: Audra Burns:
Rust Robin: Open to restart - contact
Sculpted Daylilies: Charmaine Rich:
Season Extenders Robin: Carol Trego:
South Robin: Robert M. Turley:
Tet Robin: Mark Breaux:
Spider/UF Robin: Sharon Fitzpatrick:
To see E-mail Robin guidelines and further information, click
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