AHS News & BlogStatement from the American Horticultural Society
The tragic death of George Floyd, and the heartbreaking stories of so many other Black Americans who have […]
Remembering J. Landon Reeve, IV
It’s with great sadness we share news of the death of John Landon Reeve, IV, a longtime American Horticultural Society (AHS) […]
River Farm Grounds Reopening To the Public on 6/8/20
The grounds of the American Horticultural Society’s River Farm headquarters in Alexandria will reopen to the public on Monday, June […]
AHS Award Winner Catharine McCord Describes the Power of Horticultural Therapy
COVID-19, and its accompanying stay-at-home orders, self-quarantine measures, and breakdown in food supply chains, has given rise to a new […]
Great American Gardeners & Book Awards Ceremony Going Virtual
Every year it’s our privilege to host a wonderful celebration at our River Farm headquarters recognizing the Great American Gardeners […]
Join Our Membership Month Challenge
May is Membership Month at the American Horticultural Society (AHS), and all month long we’re recognizing friends like you for […]
Five Tips for Buying Great Gardening Gloves
For many years, I preferred doing gardening tasks barehanded. Not only did I enjoy the feeling of getting my “hands in […]
AHS Update on Public Visitation Hours at River Farm Headquarters
As a safety measure based on recent COVID-19 developments, the American Horticultural Society’s River Farm will be closed to the […]
11 Sustainable Gardening Hacks for Your Home Garden
If you’re part of the new wave of home or apartment dwellers looking for resources on starting an edible garden, […]
New AHS Member Benefit: 30% Discount off Gardening Books
Thanks to Princeton University Press, we’re able to offer members of the American Horticultural Society (AHS) a new benefit that’s […]