AAS

All-America Selections, North America’s oldest non-profit plant trialing organization, announced two new AAS Winners for the 2021 garden season.

Two Quebec gardens were among the winners of All-America Selections (AAS) 2018 Landscape Design Challenge.

In 2015, All-America Selections (AAS) in conjunction with the Perennial Plant Association (PPA), launched a new herbaceous perennial trial with five entries and corresponding comparisons currently planted and undergoing its third summer of evaluations.

All-America Selections (AAS) released its 2017-2018 Annual Report reflecting the group’s recent activities.

All-America Selections, in an effort to provide support to independent garden centre retailers, now has a Point-of-Purchase kit available free of charge to the first 100 requesting retailers.

In 2017, All-America Selections (AAS) challenged AAS Display Gardens to create designs based on the theme “Foodscaping — Interspersing Edibles in the Ornamental Garden.

All-America Selections recently honored Vicky Rupley of Rochester, N.Y.-based Harris Seeds with the AAS Medallion of Honour.

All-America Selections, the only non-profit trialing organization for plants that demonstrate great garden performance throughout North America, presents eight new AAS Winners.

Dundas, Ont.-based William Dam Seeds placed third in the annual All American Seeds landscape design contest.