2022 AAS Winners
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AAS Winners and Trends
- 1. All-America Selections Past, Present, Future & Trends
- 2. What this logo means: Tested Nationally & Proven Locally™
- 3. W. Ray Hastings AAS founder
- 4. Announcement of the 1934 AAS Annual Winners
- 5. • National network of two types of trials: Flowers and Vegetables • Standardized evaluations and scoring • Incentives for breeders • Independent, unbiased testing AAS created:
- 6. AAS 1952 Gold Medal Winner Snap Bean ‘Wade’
- 7. AAS 1952 Winner Snap Bean ‘Wade’
- 8. Present: All-America Selections continues as the oldest, most established independent testing organization in North America.
- 9. The Process Breeder: new, never-before- sold variety Comparison Committee To Trial Judges Seed from other breeders AAS Office AAS Board of Directors AAS Winner Announcement Sales Commence Scoring and Evaluations
- 10. Our Judges
- 11. AAS Trial Examples
- 12. ‘Shiny Boy’‘Country‘Pink Oblong’ AAS Trial Examples
- 13. The Awards
- 14. AAS Display Gardens Over 170 gardens, 65 of them have displayed AAS winners more than 30 years
- 15. Cantigny Gardens Wheaton/Winfield, IL
- 16. Chicago Botanic Garden (kind of)
- 17. AAS Winners in Print
- 18. Let’s Talk AAS Winners!!! Tested Nationally & Proven Locally™ 807 AAS Winners since 1932 443 Flowers 364 Vegetables
- 19. Current Breeding Trends in Flowers & Vegetables
- 20. What’s “IN” when it comes to ornamental & edible breeding? Pollinator Friendly Updated Heirlooms Ornamental Edibles Foodie Delights Personal Sized Fruits Disease Resistance Vertical Gardening Container Gardening
- 21. Pretty Plants for Pollinators Plants Are REALLY “IN”
- 22. Celosia Asian Garden
- 23. Dianthus Supra Pink
- 24. Echinacea Cheyenne Spirit
- 25. Gaura Sparkle White
- 26. Penstemon Arabesque Red
- 27. Salvia Summer Jewel™ Series
- 28. Vinca MegaBloom Orchid Halo F1
- 29. Vinca MegaBloom Pink Halo F1
- 30. Zinnia Profusion Red
- 31. Updated Heirlooms Are “IN”
- 32. Pumpkin Cinderella’s Carriage
- 33. Tomato Chef’s Choice Green
- 34. Tomato Chef’s Choice Orange
- 35. Tomato Chef’s Choice Pink
- 36. Tomato Chef’s Choice Yellow
- 37. Watermelon Harvest Moon
- 38. Ornamental Edibles Are “IN”
- 39. Basil Dolce Fresca
- 40. Fennel Antares F1 Can you name the 5 uses of fennel?
- 41. Lettuce Sandy
- 42. Mizuna Red Kingdom
- 43. Pepper Pretty N Sweet
- 44. Pumpkin Pepitas
- 45. Pumpkin Super Moon
- 46. Strawberry Delizz™
- 47. Foodie Delights Are “IN”
- 48. Beet Avalanche
- 49. Broccoli Artwork
- 50. Kohlrabi Konan
- 51. Okra Candle Fire F1
- 52. Pepper Giant Ristra
- 53. Pepper Sweet Sunset
- 54. Pepper Chili Pie F1
- 55. Pepper Mad Hatter F1
- 56. Tomato Midnight Snack
- 57. Watermelon Gold in Gold F1
- 58. Smaller Fruit Sizes Are “IN”
- 59. Cabbage Katarina
- 60. Eggplant Patio Baby
- 61. Pak Choi Bopak
- 62. Squash Butterscotch
- 63. Watermelon Mini Love F1
- 64. Disease Resistance is “IN”
- 65. Cucumber Persian Gherkin Scab CMV resistance PM tolerance
- 66. Squash Butterscotch PMR
- 67. Tomato Fantastico Late Blight tolerant
- 68. Tomato Jasper Late Blight Early Blight Fusarium races 1 & 2
- 69. Vertical Gardening is “IN”
- 70. Benefits of Vertical Gardening 1. Healthier plants & produce 2. Reduced disease 3. Higher productivity 4. Uses “air space” 5. Easier for gardeners with physical limitations
- 71. Cucumber Pick-A-Bushel
- 72. Melon Melemon
- 73. Pole Bean Seychelles
- 74. Tomato Candyland Red
- 75. Container Gardening is “IN”
- 76. Use a large enough container
- 77. Container plants are thirsty plants
- 78. Bean Mascotte
- 79. Geranium Calliope® Medium Dark Red
- 80. Kale Prizm
- 81. Mizuna Red Kingdom
- 82. Peppers: Cornito Giallo & Escamillo
- 83. Tomato Patio Choice Yellow F1
- 84. Verbena Endura Scape™ Pink Bicolor
- 85. Questions? Thank You!!! www.aaswinners.com www.ngb.org Follow us here:
