Chase Horticultural Research, Inc. was formed in 1994, creating a private research operation dedicated to developing information for the ornamental industry throughout the United States. The main activity of Chase Horticultural Research is product evaluation including biological, chemical and physical aspects of ornamental plant production and utilization.   In 2005 Chase Horticultural Research opened up their diagnostic lab to greenhouse growers, nurseries and landscapers to better serve the US. Diagnostics for fungal, bacterial, phytotoxicity and environmental problems are included. Chase Horticultural Research completes most diagnoses quickly, within 1 week of sample receipt, including practical, customized solutions.   Chase Horticultural Research also develops educational materials for use by professionals. Chase News, our monthly newsletter subscription service, was started in 2002. Here you will find articles, up-to-date research trials on ornamental diseases, industry news and meeting highlights.   We are pleased to announce the new release of the APS book Diseases of Herbaceous Perennials-- order yours through Chase Horticultural Research and you'll receive free shipping!   Click Here to Order   New Downloads Announced!   We are now offering PowerPoint presentations in PDF format for you to download and print. We will be adding more files as time allows. Please click on the "Presentations" link on the navigation menu (to the left) or click below.   Visit New Presentation Downloads Ann Chase Receives Fellow Award   The society grants this honor to a current APS member in recognition of distinguished contributions to plant pathology or to The American Phytopathological Society. Anyone who has been a member of the society for at least three years immediately before nomination, except for retired persons who were members for the last three years before retirement, is eligible.   Fellow recognition is based on significant contributions in one or more of the following areas: original research, teaching, administration, professional and public service, and/or extension and outreach. It is important to clearly indicate in the nomination statement which of these major categories serve(s) as the basis for the nomination. Recipients of this honor receive a certificate and recognition granted to only a few society members.