We encourage AAS Display Gardens to participate in the Annual AAS Display Garden Design Challenge. Your involvement helps raise the visibility of All-America Selections and our Winners — and helps gain publicity for your garden!
Jan/Feb – New AAS Winners announced
Feb – Current year AAS Winners and variety markers sent
Spring – AAS Vegetative and Perennial winner plants sent
March – AAS Summer Summit registration opens
April 1 – Design Challenge Participation forms due
Summer – AAS Display Garden Verification process
July – New AAS Winners announced
July-September – AAS Summer Summit (dates vary by year)
September – AAS Winner seed shipment to Display Gardens
Sept. 15 – Landscape Design Challenge entries due
October – Landscape Design Challenge winners announced
October – AAS Vegetative and Perennial Winner orders due
November – New AAS Winners announced
No, AAS cannot send you seed from older AAS Winners because we do not keep a supply of all AAS Winners in inventory. However, the AAS Website has a “Buy AAS Winners” page that will link you to suppliers that carry AAS Winners.
Once all of the AAS Display Gardens have received their seed shipments in September, or February, AAS would be happy to send you additional seed packets if they are available.
Download the Packing List for your region below:
Flower Display Gardens will receive this National Winner:
Zinnia Profusion Red Yellow Bicolor
Vegetable Display Gardens will receive this National Winner:
Squash Goldilocks F1
These regional Winners will be sent to the appropriate gardens:
Northeast: Celosia Kelos Candela Pink (plant)
Southeast: Celosia Kelos Candela Pink (plant), Echalion Creme Brulee F1 (seed)
Great Lakes: Celosia Kelos Candela Pink (plant), Echalion Creme Brulee F1 (seed), Pepper Pot-a-peno F1 (seed)
Heartland: No Regional Winners this year
Mountain/Southwest: Celosia Kelos Candela Pink (plant). Leucanthemum Sweet Daisy Bird (plant)
West/Northwest: Echalion Creme Brulee F1 (seed), Pepper Pot-a-peno F1 (seed)
No, you cannot buy AAS Winner seed from AAS. AAS is a non-profit organization that conducts trials for breeding companies; AAS does not breed or produce seed. The breeders of AAS Winners donate just enough of their winning seed to AAS for AAS to distribute to AAS Display Gardens free of charge.
Find your region below:
AAS Winners
