Introducing our Brand Refresh
We’re thrilled to unveil our brand refresh, featuring a vibrant new logo and an updated mission and values that truly capture the excitement, energy, and momentum of gardening and horticulture. Read more.
Celebrate the 2024 Great American Gardeners
Through our national awards programs, we celebrate achievements, encourage excellence, and inspire innovation in the art and science of horticulture. This year, six awards were presented to America’s top individuals and organizations in gardening/horticulture with our highest award, the Liberty Hyde Bailey Award, going to Jim Nau of Ball Horticultural Company.
AHS News & Blog
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Register Now for NCYGS
Annually, the National Children & Youth Garden Symposium brings together educators, landscape architects, designers, botanic garden staff, nonprofits, and more […]
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An Extraordinary Travel Opportunity With AHS
Welcome to an extraordinary exploration of the verdant landscapes and culinary delights of Portland and the Willamette Valley, courtesy of […]
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Congratulations to the AHS Book Awards Winners
For decades, the American Horticultural Society has honored exceptional books in the garden field with our longstanding AHS Book Awards. […]
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Exploring Under the Caribbean Sun with the AHS
From January 28-February 5, 2024, a group of enthusiastic AHS travelers escaped the winter chill and headed to sunnier climes […]
Upcoming AHS Events
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Jul 19 to Jul 19
Lifelong Learning: Designing Meadows and Naturalized Landscapes (Virtual)
With Kathy Connolly, a landscape designer who specializes in naturalized designs, low-impact landscape techniques, and native plants.
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Jul 25 to Jul 25
Lifelong Learning: Benefits of Native Grasses (Virtual)
With Dr. Mary H. Meyer, a Horticultural Sciences professor emerita at the University of Minnesota.
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Jul 26 to Jul 26
Lifelong Learning: Plant-Based Cosmetics (Alexandria, VA)
With Paris-trained Elodie Cally, a botanical skincare formulator who established Elodie’s Naturals in response to the unregulated US beauty market she encountered in 2016 as a soon-to-be mother.
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Aug 01 to Aug 01
Lifelong Learning: Ecological Horticultural Techniques (Virtual)
With Anna Fialkoff, the Arboretum Horticulturist at Connecticut College, where she supervises the management of the 750-acre Arboretum, including a 30-acre native plant collection.