Re: Re: Judging
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- Subject: Re: Re: Judging
- From: I*@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 23 Oct 1997 11:02:20 -0600 (MDT)
stevesz@erols.com has written a very interesting e-mail about judging fish
and how similiar some of the points are. This 'JI judging' has been an
educational topic compared to many we've had this fall. I have just spent 2
days of 7 hour lectures learning new changes National Council of State
Federated Garden Club (I've been doing this since 1965 and owe a great deal
of my gardening knowledge to these teachers specializing in many types of
plants; Holly, Apples, Iris, bulbs, annuals, perennials..) . Luckily I had a
scientific approach and wanted to learn more and would try to grow things in
Michigan that might not be hardy but I learned and not all at one time. My
judging experiences (as Kathy Marble pointed out) have really broadened my
knowledge and opened doors that I probably wouldn't have known about.
Steve's point of having to detach yourself from your likes and dislikes is
very important. Learned a lot about apples from WA teacher and MI is a good
fruit growing state and we live in the area.
Anna Mae Miller, Kalamazoo, MI zone 5 where our frosts were about a month
late and still not complete killing. Our fall color is beautiful!