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Attracting Hummingbirds with AAS Winners - All-America Selections

Attracting Hummingbirds with AAS Winners

By | AAS Winners, Flower/Ornamental Winners, Gardening Tips, Pollinator Garden | 0 comment | 2 April, 2020 | 0

Seeing hummingbirds in the garden is an enjoyable and memorable experience for everyone. Giving them a reason to visit is easy by planting appropriate All-America Selections Winners in your landscapes.  With 90% of the hummingbird diet consisting of nectar (the rest of the diet includes insects!), providing beautiful and appropriate plants can keep these amazingRead more

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Tiny Tomatoes - The best cherry and small-fruited tomatoes to grow in garden beds and containers - All-America Selections Winners

Tiny Tomatoes

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Gardening Tips | 0 comment | 6 March, 2020 | 0

The best cherry and small-fruited tomatoes to grow in garden beds and containers Written by Niki Jabbour Savvy Gardening I was recently asked about my favorite small-fruited tomato varieties and as I began to list them off, I realized that most of them are All-America Selection winners! From Celano to Midnight Snack, Fantastico to FireRead more

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6 tips for creating a successful hanging basket with AAS Winners - All-America Selections

Six Tips for Creating Successful Hanging Baskets

By | AAS Winners, Flower/Ornamental Winners, Gardening Tips | 1 comment | 25 February, 2020 | 0

All-America Selections Winners have many uses and proven success throughout the landscape.  This same success can also be achieved in a wide range of containers and hanging baskets. Written by Mark Dwyer Landscape Prescriptions by MD Baskets allow AAS Winners to “show their stuff” by putting them at eye-level or higher in containers suspended fromRead more

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Tips for Speeding Up Germination Indoors and Outdoors - All-America Selections

Tips for speeding up germination indoors and outdoors

By | AAS Winners, Gardening Tips | 1 comment | 11 February, 2020 | 0

Be a Savvy Seed Sower Seeds are not all the same. They don’t look the same and they don’t germinate in the same ways or even in the same timeframe. To break dormancy and germinate a seed needs moisture combined with temperatures in the correct range for them to grow. Written by Niki Jabbour SavvyRead more

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Create Your Own AAS Pollinator-Friendly Garden

AAS Winners for the Pollinator-Friendly Garden

By | AAS Winners, Flower/Ornamental Winners, Pollinator Garden | 0 comment | 16 January, 2020 | 0

How to create your own pollinator-friendly garden using AAS Winners Having a diverse and significant population of bees, butterflies and other pollinators in the garden is an indicator of success in providing for their needs! Written/Photos by Mark Dwyer Landscape Prescriptions by MD Many All-America Selections (AAS) Winners are “pollinator magnets”.  Having the benefit ofRead more

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New AAS Winning Tomato Varieties to Grow in Your Garden - All-America Selections

Amazing New Tomatoes for Your Garden

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners | 3 comments | 8 January, 2020 | 0

Amazing and Delicious New Tomato Varieties for Your Garden What is your favorite vegetable to grow? If you’re like most gardeners, tomatoes are at the top of the list. It’s understandable because a fresh-picked tomato tastes a million times better than any purchased at a large volume grocery store. So whether you want small yellowRead more

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AAS Winners for 2020 - The Proof Is In The Plant!

Three AAS Winners…”The Proof is in the Plant™”

By | AAS Winners | 0 comment | 9 December, 2019 | 0

Try something new! It’s always fun to grow and share the newest varieties in your garden and All-America Selections is here to help. Not only are these varieties new to the market, but each was trialed throughout North America by professional, independent, volunteer judges who grew them next to comparisons that were already considered best-in-class. TheseRead more

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Two New AAS Winning Perennials to Add to Your Garden!

Two New Perennials to Add to Your Garden!

By | AAS Winners, Perennial Winners | 1 comment | 20 November, 2019 | 0

For easy, beautiful flower enjoyment, perennials are always a great option.   Sometimes, getting perennials that prosper year after year, can be a challenge. Drum roll, please… Enter the first-ever herbaceous perennials to win our All-America Selections (AAS) winners award, Echinacea Sombrero® Baja Burgundy and Rudbeckia x American Gold Rush. AAS Perennial Trials Are LocatedRead more

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Manly Plants: Guys Go for All-America Selections

By | AAS Winners | 1 comment | 12 June, 2019 | 0

Okay, guys, let’s get down to business. We don’t have hours and hours to spend in the garden. We don’t want wimpy annuals that push out a few blooms and then wither away at the first sign of summer. We don’t need our summer picnics to be remembered for vegetables that taste flat and feelRead more

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Unique Vegetables That Will Wow Your Guests

By | AAS Winners, Gardening Tips | 1 comment | 24 May, 2019 | 1

WOW Your Guests With Unique Vegetables  By Melinda Myers Make your next gathering one to remember by including a few unique vegetables on the relish tray, as a side dish or for dessert. Your guests will be “wowed” not only because you grew your own ingredients, but because of the unique shape, color or flavor ofRead more

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