In 2002, the Dallas Arboretum became the 31st “All-America Selections Trial Garden”.
The Trial Gardens opened to the public in March 2003.
The Trial Gardens at the Dallas Arboretum were created for the purpose of expanding research efforts and providing information to the public.
The focus of the trial program is to grow and evaluate many different plants in the drastic climate of the Metroplex and North Central Texas.
Information generated from the trials is provided to commercial plant producers, retailers and home gardeners.
Between 3,000 and 5,000 plants are trialed yearly from over 150 plant breeding companies.
In 2002, the Dallas Arboretum became the 31st “All-America Selections Trial Garden”. The Trial Gardens opened to the public in March 2003. The Trial Gardens at the Dallas Arboretum were created for the purpose of expanding research efforts and providing information to the public. The focus of the trial program is to grow and evaluate many different plants in the drastic climate of the Metroplex and North Central Texas. Information generated from the trials is provided to commercial plant producers, retailers and home gardeners. Between 3,000 and 5,000 plants are trialed yearly from over 150 plant breeding companies.
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden