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 "open house" or "field day" events 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 earliest AAS garden, Norseco, Inc. of Quebec Canada became an AAS garden in 1962.

To receive an application to become an AAS Display Garden the AAS qualifying criteria must be met.