All-America Selections (AAS) presented its 2020 Breeder’s Cup Award to Dr. Jianping Ping Ren, Senior Plant Breeder at PanAmerican Seed.

All-America Selections has announced its latest group of variety winners, based on results from the 2019 trial season across the country. 

All-America Selections has announced the first winners from its three-winter Herbaceous Perennial Trial, which was done in partnership with the Perennial Plant Association.

All-America Selections has announced five new AAS Winners for 2020, all of which are new edible varieties.

For the first time ever, the Perennial Plant Association’s National Symposium will be held in conjunction with All-America Selections and National Garden Bureau in Chicago.

All-America Selections (AAS) recently announced seven new AAS Winners at the American Seed Trade Association meeting in Orlando, FL.

All-America Selections (AAS) has announced its nine new AAS Winners for the 2019 gardening season, each of which were trialed throughout North America by professional, independent, volunteer judges.

Holden, who recently retired as Global Head of Breeding at Benary, has a long legacy of plant breeding for Benary, Syngenta, Goldsmith, and other companies.

The National Garden Bureau (NGB), Perennial Plant Association (PPA), and All-America Selections (AAS) are teaming up to host the 2019 meeting in Chicago, IL, and its surrounding suburbs.

The deadline to submit new herbaceous perennial varieties is Sept. 1, 2018.

All-America Selections (AAS), the 85-year-young non-profit plant trialing organization, had a very busy month of January.

All-America Selections has announced the latest round of its award-winning varieties, each of which was trialed throughout North America by professional, independent, volunteer judges.

Coinciding with its 85th anniversary celebration, AAS is hosting an open house at its new offices, and has also released its annual report.