National Garden Bureau

Growers and retailers looking for a creative fit to add to their Valentine’s Day offerings can consider these options.

National Garden Bureau’s Diane Blazek shares five easy tips you can share with your customers to keep houseplants healthy in winter.

The ‘CAST Memories’ LinkedIn contest encourages participants to share their favorite stories from California Spring Trials.

National Garden Bureau has announced 2026 as the ‘Year of the Ficus’ to kick off National Houseplant Appreciation Day.

The Professional’s Choice Awards are chosen by industry experts, while the People’s Choice Awards are voted on by home gardeners.

Voting for the ‘People’s Choice” portion of the 2026 Green Thumb Awards is now open, with winners announced in January 2026.

National Garden Bureau and its therapeutic garden grant program sponsors announced the five winners receiving funding for 2025.

Images of each ‘Year of the’ crop will be available on the NGB website on Nov. 1, 2025, with the program officially starting in January 2026.

The 2024-25 Annual Report from National Garden Bureau and All-America Selections gives insight into the joint organization’s accomplishments.

The National Garden Bureau YouTube channel has surpassed 1 million views and nearly 10,000 subscribers, amplifying its industry reach.

National Garden Bureau has introduced a new, streamlined process for registering and planning your CAST 2025 trip.

National Garden Bureau has announced its 2025 Green Thumb Award winners, recognizing new plant varieties and gardening products.

National Garden Bureau and All-America Selections are accepting nominations for the Medallion of Honor through Jan. 31, 2025.

National Garden Bureau (NGB) has begun a campaign to promote its 2025 ‘Year of’ crops, with six featured plant varieties.

National Garden Bureau, along with the grant program’s sponsors, announced five therapeutic gardens that would be receiving funding.

The first since its merger with All-America Selections, the annual report gives insights into the organization’s activities and standings.

The annual “Year of the” program from NGB selects and showcases notable crops for the North American market.

Therapeutic Garden Grant recipients selected by the National Garden Bureau will be provided funding to continue healing through horticulture.

For the first time ever, three major industry non-profits have joined forces to promote a plant class and specific variety, all in unison.

National Garden Bureau has rolled out its 2023 “Year of the” plant classes, which were chosen because they are easy to grow, genetically diverse, and feature new breeding.