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AAS Winners
... AAS Winners Select Year: 2006 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 = Printable version AAS Winners Class: DIANTHUS Variety: ‘Supra Purple’ 2006 Dianthus F1 ‘Supra Purple’ Bedding Plant ... as snapdragons or dianthus. Exceptional garden performance can be expected from 'Diamonte Coral Rose.' AAS WINNER DATA Genus species: Diascia intergerimma Common name: Diascia Unique qualities: Earlier flowering, ...
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1992 All-American Selections Winners
... . Some AAS winners might not be suited to a particular region, where local varieties, bred and produced in the area, might do better. Likewise, local favourites might not be win AAS awards because they do not perform consistently across the entire continent. The 1992 AAS winners include four annuals, one tender bulb, an herb ...
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All American Selections
... are AAS winners might not be suited for the Prairies. Varieties developed and tested locally might be better. Likewise, local favorites might not be winners of the AAS awards simply ... 'Tiny Tim' for yield. Neither of these are AAS winners themselves, but are, nevertheless, considered standards in their class. Some Winners Vegetables - AAS Vegetables Winners The pole bean is called 'Kentucky Blue' ...
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HortNews- September 2006
... ‘Torch,’ Tithonia rotundifolia, (Mexican sunflower) came onto the scene in 1951. The AAS heirlooms include several classic vegetables: Cucumber, Cucumis sativus , ‘Straight 8’ (1935) ‘ ... designated as heirlooms. These open-pollinated varieties have withstood the test of time as AAS Winners and heirlooms. 2. Acreage Insights- Rural Living Clinics Begin in September University of Nebraska- ...
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Catharanthus roseus (Periwinkle)
... lilac, pink, red, white basal branched *‘Parasol’ white, rose eyes, to 2" AAS winner *Pretty series red, pink, white AAS winners, bred at Univ. CT ‘Terrace Vermilion’ reddish orange unusual color, tall, early ...
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Contact Us
... gardening. We suggest that you visit our seed source suppliers for specific information about growing AAS Winners. Additional information on gardening can be found at the NGB web site. To obtain printed ...
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AAS Mission / Purpose
AAS Mission / Purpose All-America Selections Mission/Purpose MISSION STATEMENT “To promote new garden seed varieties with superior garden performance judged in impartial trials in North America.� PURPOSE To test new, unsold cultivars To inform gardeners about the AAS Winners To earn gardeners' trust in the AAS Winners Tested Nationally & Proven Locally ® ©2004
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What is a Display Garden?
... WHAT IS AN AAS DISPLAY GARDEN? An AAS Display Garden provides the public an opportunity to view the new AAS winners in an attractive well-maintained setting. Additionally, Display Gardens provide educational AAS programs ... during the peak season for garden flowers and vegetables. The network of nearly 200 dedicated AAS gardens includes 55 locations that have served for 25 years or longer. The ...
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Store Locator
... retail stores will offer the tested, proven AAS Winners as seed packets or plants. Please use the this locator to find the nearest store for AAS Winners. Thank you for taking the time to ...
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AAS Classics
... is recommended for any container plantings. This variety was the first dianthus to receive the AAS Bedding Plant Award and is offered by PanAmerican Seed Company. Class: Pansy Variety: ‘ ... all very successful AAS Winners. In addition to tomatoes, he bred cucumbers, pumpkins, and winter squash. ‘Early Butternut’ Squash was a 1979 AAS Winner bred by Colen. In 1998 AAS presented the prestigious ...
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