Three therapeutic gardens have received grants and in-kind donations totaling more than $5,000 this year.

The “Year of the” program chooses crops specifically for the North American market that are easy to grow, genetically diverse, and with a lot of new breeding to showcase.

During Cultivate’20 Virtual earlier this month, Diane Blazek of National Garden Bureau, presented the results of consumer and industry surveys. See what’s growing on.

After collecting thousands of votes, the National Garden Bureau has announced three therapeutic gardens receiving grants totaling more than $5,000.

Voting is now open for the National Garden Bureau’s Therapeutic Garden Grant program, which supports therapeutic gardens across the U.S.

The 2020 “Year of the” marketing program includes one new category: flowering shrubs.

The winner of the first-ever contest from the National Garden Bureau features humorous “did you know” facts about snapdragons.

National Garden Bureau, American Meadows, and Sakata Seed America are working together to provide grant money for therapeutic gardens in North America.

The Summer Vegetable Trials are modeled after California Spring Trials and are designed to give attendees the opportunity to visit breeder company trial sites throughout the state.

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.

The National Garden Bureaus is once again hosting horticulturists from public gardens during California Spring Trials.

Growers and grower-retailers can search through more than 120 new plants on the site to find what their customers are clamoring for.

The grant winners were recognized as part of the National Garden Bureau’s Growing for Futures Therapeutic Garden Grant program.