The 2022 AGA International Aquascaping Contest is now open for entries!
Most of the rules are the same as last year, including the requirement that you must upload your camera original image. Here is a hastily-constructed video walkthrough from last year that is mostly still relevant:
Registration for the 2022 AGA Convention is now open!
Take a look at the presenters, workshops and field trip, and then when ready to register, go to Our Online Shop.
The Aquatic Gardener Vol. 35 No. 1 has been published! This issue includes:
~ From the President by Cheryl Rogers
~ Judge's Corner by Dave Chow
~ West Texas Ramble by Jerry Caraviotis
~ 2021 AGA International Aquscaping Contest Results
~ Key Points for Producing an Easy-To-Maintain Aquascape by Aqua Design Amano
~ Guide to Buying and Planting Aquatic Plant Tissue Cultures by Dennis Wong
~ Aquascaping Contest Photography Part 3: Backgrounds by Josh Sim
~ How to Get Eriocaulon Seeds at Home by Leonid Angelevych
ON THE COVER: "Synergy" 2021 AGA International Aquascaping Contest 1st Place 220-320L and Best of Show by Matthew Israel O'Manes, Philippines
Membership in the Aquatic Gardeners Association includes this magazine free four times per year, as well as other benefits. To obtain the journal, please visit our membership page.
The Aquatic Gardener Vol. 34 No. 4 has been published! This issue includes:
~ From the President by Cheryl Rogers
~ FAN Pick by Steve Coxon
~ Judge's Corner by Kris Weinhold
~ 2021 IAPLC Top Ten
~ Nymphoides flaccida by Christel Kasselmann
~ Aquascaping Contest Photography Part 2 by Josh Sim
~ Growing Eriocaulon From Seeds by Leonid Angelevych
~ Sclerolepis uniflora, an Update by John Rodico
ON THE COVER: "Old Stump" by Jonas Loose, Germany. 2020 AGA International Aquascaping Contest First Place Wabi-Kusa.
Membership in the Aquatic Gardeners Association includes this magazine free four times per year, as well as other benefits. To obtain the journal, please visit our membership page.
The AGA is proud to announce that our convention is back for 2022, and will be hosted by the Chicago Aquatic Plant Society. Further details to be unveiled in the coming months, but for now we can give the dates: September 29-October 2.