National Garden Bureau is happy to provide this list of members and what they have to offer in terms of a downloadable image library. Just be sure to credit that company and use the correct variety name when using their images.
Reminder: it’s always helpful to let us at NGB and/or the breeder know when you’ve used their information!
All-America Selections allows you to click here to search by Winner and download low-res photos. For high-res images, use this DropBox folder and search by class or variety name.
The American Takii website has a photo gallery for flowers. A password is required which can be requested by sending an email to Julia Paul
Bailey Nurseries has an extensive image library. To access High Res images, garden communicators just need to register as a Media Professional.
Ball FloraPlant, Darwin Perennials and Selecta offer this extensive photo library for your use.
Danziger’s website has images for each of their products that are easy to download with no limitations for use by horticultural professionals.
Dummen Orange has downloadable images in their “Product” listings; simply download the images you need.
Florgran’s website has low-res images available in the “Products” tab. For high-res images, email Peter Hansen.
By going to Illinois Foundation Seeds and searching products, high-res images can be downloaded from each product page.
J Berry Nursery has a high-resolution image gallery page that simply requires a login on this page.
New Plants has images of new varieties. Year of has featured plant classes. The Combo Ideas page is full of beautiful combination planters.
Plant Development Services has a number of photo resources:
Proven Winners & Spring Meadows images can be downloaded here, or from each individual plant information page. A user name and password is required for hi-res images; for assistance, email Sandy
Sakata’s website has a vast selection of top-quality, high-resolution images that are easily clicked and downloaded from product pages.
Walters Gardens’ Image Library has both high and low res images for over 1,000 perennials.
