Fw: HELP (Nondaylily): Need catchy slogan
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- Subject: Fw: HELP (Nondaylily): Need catchy slogan
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- Date: Wed, 3 Dec 1997 18:05:01 -0700 (MST)
I noticed this post on the Daylily e-mail Robin. It looks like the
type of topic that many of you will be interested in. If any of you all
can come up with a catchy slogan for the name of the mentioned Iris
Convention, please send it to Lynn Stoll at the top e-mail address in Blue.
Be sure you tell her how you got her e-mail address.
Mark A. Cook
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> From: StollL@ANESTHESIA-PO.ANESTH.UIOWA.EDU
> To: DAYLILY@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
> Subject: HELP (Nondaylily): Need catchy slogan
> Date: Wednesday, December 03, 1997 4:55 PM
>
> Dear Robins,
>
> I need help from some clever and creative individuals -- and I'm
sure
> this is the perfect group!
>
> Our daylily and iris club will be hosting the national Siberian and
> Species Iris Convention in June, 2000. Seven gardens have been
> selected; the master planting will be at the Iowa Arboretum, where
we
> hope the plants will remain as a permanent planting to show the
public
> what modern Siberians look like. New beds have been prepared, and
> hundreds of guest plants planted and lovingly mulched.
>
> Our problem? We need a clever/catchy slogan for the convention --
> possibly something tying in with the millenium theme. Right now,
the
> best we've come up with is "Prairie in Bloom 2000." However, none
of
> us are very excited by that -- for one thing, it's been used for an
> American Iris Society national convention and later for an AHS
> convention. We'd like to have something original, but no good ideas
> have come to us. So I thought I'd post the question to the Robin.
> With all the clever and inventive literary-type folks on this Robin,
> I'm hoping several of you will have some ideas for us. (Please
reply
> privately, to avoid cluttering the list-server with this.) Thank
you
> all so much!
>
> Hope you all had an enjoyable Thanksgiving.
>
> Lynn Stoll
> Walnut Hill Gardens
> Atalissa, IA Zone 4/5
