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8 years ago

I don't like the new search on the Daylily Society's new web site. One has to scroll down to enter a name and again to see the results. Fortunately the old search is available at http://www.daylilydatabase.org/

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signet_gw(6b)

8 years ago

I think the AHS needs to invest in some modern computer stuff or a server that can handle the volume of inquiries . It takes so darn long for a page to load there I just get frustrated and usually give up . Now I usually don't even bother with their website anymore . It is faster to use NGA's daylily search .

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dick_in_ohio
Original Author
8 years ago
NGA is very handy. I do get good response on the AHS website, however.
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shive
8 years ago
I wonder how long the old database will be available. When and why did AHS change to the American Daylily Society?
signet_gw(6b)
8 years ago
I am also frustrated when I search for an image and there isnt one. I am not talking about way back when , I am talking about registrations done in the 2000's .
hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
8 years ago
Debra, from what I understand, they are still officially the American Hemerocallis Society, but they said that they had always done business under the name American Daylily Society as well. They think the name is more accessible to the general public.

Nancy
organic_kitten
8 years ago
They might need to be accessible to their own people too.

kay

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