Re: Re: Popularizing non-TB iris

From: Gmbeasle@aol.com

In a message dated 12/05/1999 7:28:20 PM Eastern Standard Time,

In answer to the question "Do judges have to have gardens?"

 jcwalters@bridgernet.com writes:

>  The following is a quotation from page 13 of the AIS Judges' Handbook:
>  
>  "The only way to know irises is to grow them. Each judge has an obligation
>  to maintain a representative collection of iris types that can be grown in
>  his/her area and to add some new irises each year."

So does that mean that a judge who for one reason or another loses the 
ability to garden has to resign as a judge?

Is there any limit to the number of people who can be judges?

Sorry - I did say I was going to go back to lurking.
RosalieAnn

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