Descriptions and images below are taken directly from All-America Selection materials. For more detailed information including how to grow, see https://all-americaselections.org/product-category/year/2020/
Vegetables
Cucumber Green Light F1
2020 AAS Edible Winner
Fun fact: This cucumber is parthenocarpic meaning the flowers are all female and the fruits are seedless without needing to be pollinated.
Pumpkin Blue Prince F1
2020 AAS Edible – Vegetable Winner
Tomato Apple Yellow F1
2020 AAS Edible – Vegetable Winner
Tomato Buffalosun F1
2020 AAS Edible/Vegetable Winner
All that an heirloom has to offer but better! Buffalosun shone in the trials with fruit that had a better texture than the comparisons (Margold and Striped German), a higher yield and less cracking. This indeterminate tomato should be staked for best garden performance and you will be rewarded with fruits long into the season. The unique yellow with red/orange flame coloration is beautiful on the outside and results in a nicely marbled interior. Good tasting sweet, tender flesh gives the look of an heirloom without the mushiness often associated with heirlooms. Buffalosun also outlasted the comparisons when disease hit in late summer, notably thanks to its late blight resistance.
Fun fact: Buffalosun exhibited good locule development. What’s a locule? That space between tomato sections where the seeds and gel are formed.
Tomato Celano F1
2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner
Tomato Chef’s Choice Bicolor F1
2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner
Tomato Crokini F1
2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner
Tomato Early Resilience F1
2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner
Tomato Galahad F1
2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner
Watermelon Mambo F1
2020 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner
Flowers
Coleus Main Street Beale Street
2020 AAS Ornamental Winner
Available in plant form only.
Echinacea Sombrero Baja Burgundy
2020 AAS Herbaceous Perennial Winner
Nasturtium Tip Top Rose
2020 AAS Flower Winner
Rudbeckia x American Gold Rush
2020 AAS Herbaceous Perennial Winner