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AIS Tall Bearded Symposium
100 Most Popular Tall Bearded Iris
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photo: DUSKY CHALLENGER (Schreiner 1986) Winner of the AIS Symposium from 2000-2009 inclusive.
AIS Tall Bearded Symposium
The symposium is an annual popularity
poll of Tall Bearded (TB) iris conducted by the AIS.
All AIS members may vote in this symposium. The top 100 Tall Bearded iris are then ranked and the results of the symposium each year are published in the official publication of the AIS, the AIS Bulletin, usually within the January issue. All AIS members receive this quarterly publication as part of their AIS membership.
For detailed information on AIS membership please go here; AIS Membership
See the AIS Bulletin for the results of the most recent symposium. The results provided here are for your reference use and enjoyment
Results AIS Tall Bearded Symposium:
Follow the links below to the detail results of recent AIS Tall Bearded Symposiums.
2007 AIS Tall Bearded Symposium results
(of 2006 voting) (PDF file)
2008 AIS Tall Bearded Symposium results (of 2007 voting)
(PDF file)
2009 AIS Tall Bearded Symposium results (of 2008 voting)
(PDF file)
2010 AIS Tall Bearded Symposium results (of 2009 voting) (PDF file)
Most if not all of these irises are available to purchase through the commercial vendors listed in the Iris Links area of the AIS website. They are not likely to be available from your local garden center.
2010 Tall Bearded Iris Symposium
Ballot
Sixty-ninth Official Tall Bearded Iris Symposium of the American Iris
Society
This year the list of iris eligible for
the Tall Bearded Symposium is again being bound into the Bulletin. In an
effort to make voting as easy as possible, the list is also being made
available here as a PDF file. (see link below)
The list of candidates was completed by combining the following lists of
outstanding varieties:
The 100 top varieties in last year’s Symposium
The tall bearded irises eligible for 2009 Dykes Medal
The tall bearded irises eligible for 2009 Wister Medal
The tall bearded irises eligible for 2009 Awards of Merit
The tall bearded irises that won 2008 Awards of Merit
The tall bearded irises that won 2008 Honorable Mentions
Every member of The American Iris Society may participate in this
balloting of the irises listed on the following pages. Each member is
allowed twenty-five votes. Please follow the instructions below:
1. Because the ballot is now bound in the Bulletin, voting may be
accomplished in a variety of ways:
a. You may mail your RVP a list of the iris you are voting for, either
names and numbers, or just numbers.
b. You can photocopy the list in the Bulletin, mark it up, and mail it.
c. You can download the list from the AIS web site (www.irises.org),
print it, mark it up, and mail it. (see link below)
d. Most RVP’s have email, and those who do will accept any of the above
formats that way, too.
3. No member may vote for more than twenty-five varieties. You may vote
for fewer than twenty-five if you wish. Write-in votes are not allowed
and will not be tabulated.
4. Your ballot must be mailed to and received by your Regional Vice
President by September 1, 2009 in order to be counted. The name of
your RVP is listed inside each AIS Bulletin. Sign your ballot and mail
it first class.
5. Overseas Members may vote by mailing their ballot to the Symposium
Committee Chairman whose name, email, and address appear inside each AIS
Bulletin. It is advisable to send by Air Mail to assure receipt of your
Ballot by September 30, 2009. Ballots received later will be counted if
at all possible, so please vote even if you can not meet that date.
Email is an acceptable alternative (either numbers-only, or numbers and
names), and a representative in each foreign country can tally that
country's votes and send the totals and voters to the Symposium Chair by
email or mail.
Follow this link to the 2010 AIS Tall Bearded Symposium Ballot
The above file is provided as a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF type file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this file. *What is Adobe Acrobat Reader? It is free software for viewing and printing Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files on all major hardware and operating system platforms. If you need or want to get the Adobe Acrobat Reader program use this link. It is a very useful add on program that many people already have installed on their computer. Click here to get Adobe Acrobat.
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