DOWNERS GROVE, IL – National Garden Bureau (NGB) released the first Annual Report for the newly combined organizations that highlights the varied programs and promotions the organization has accomplished in the past year.
The NGB-AAS Annual Report is designed to give insights on the organization’s trial activities, marketing efforts, promotional efforts and accomplishments as well as the current financial standing.
A few highlights from this year’s report are:
- A successful merger
- The newly revised and updated Strategic Plan
- Reports from each Program Committee
- AAS Trials
- AAS Display Gardens
- AAS Combined Judges
- Non-Plant Promotions
- Year of the
- AAS Winners and New Plants
- Membership and Member Benefits
- National Garden Bureau’s 2025 “Year of the” crops
- A summary of the recent Summer Summits
- An invitation and Save the Date for the 2025 International Plant Trialing Conference
Any questions and/or comments can be directed to AAS Executive Director Diane Blazek
The report, in PDF format, can be found on the AAS and NGB websites.
All-America Selections was founded in 1932 and continues as the oldest independent plant testing organization trialing in North America. Every year, never-before-sold varieties are trialed in our Trial Grounds where professional horticulturists determine which varieties will be deemed winners based on their garden performance. AAS relies upon a public relations program to inform gardeners about AAS Winners that are announced three times a year.
