Great Lakes Regional Perennial Symposium
The Perennial Plant Association is sponsoring a one-day perennial
symposium in Columbus, Ohio, September 11, 2008.... click for details

PPA Central Region Perennial Symposium
The Perennial Plant Association is sponsoring a two-day perennial symposium in Madison, Wisconsin, August 22-23, 2008.... click for details

Call for research proposals

Grant funds are available from the Perennial Plant Association (PPA) to be used for research. Although our basic criterion for research proposals is a direct relationship to the herbaceous perennial industry, preference will be given to quality proposals for research on slow release fertilizers, height reduction by growth regulators, techniques to increase bud (eye) production, propagation techniques, and invasive species. The grants are available to any recognized non-profit entity in the United States or Canada. No overhead will be paid to the institution on these grants. Although the researcher may wish to publish the results in a refereed journal first, the grant recipient is expected to make a written report of the findings to the PPA. The written report will be published, all or in part, in Perennial Plants, the PPA journal. When results are published elsewhere, mention must be made of support by the Perennial Plant Association.

Proposals will be evaluated by the PPA Research Committee. Applicants will be notified of the decisions by September 1, 2008. Awards will be mailed to recipients during September, 2008.

Research Proposal Guidelines

Proposals must be sent electronically on or before June 1, 2008.

Proposals should be forwarded in an electronic format to:

Dr. Steven Still
Perennial Plant Association
ppa@perennialplant.org

 

Perennial Plant of the Year - How Is It Chosen?

From time to time we receive the question, "How is the Perennial Plant of the Year selected?" The selection process is quite simple – PPA members vote for the POY. In addition to their vote, each member nominates plants for future consideration. The Perennial Plant of...

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