Expo: The place to be for value, trends and networking
Expo, Canada’s fall show for the floral and garden industry, promises something of value for anyone in the green industry.
Vineland receives approval for $1.5 million research project
Federal funds to help create best practices for pest and weed control and reduce energy consumption.
Rodger Tschanz honoured by university
Rodger Tschanz, was among 14 outstanding University of Guelph employees to receive the President’s Award for Exemplary Staff Service.
Ridgeview Garden Centre grows from a small fruit stand
Tony Sgambelluri began business 15 years ago with a small fruit stand on the side of Highway 81 in Grimsby.
End of summer creates a whirlwind of activity at LO
August and September were a time of whirlwind activity.
Emerald ash borer confirmed in Perth County and Ottawa
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed two more emerald ash borer (EAB) findings in Ontario.
New weed-info service now online
A new website featuring the latest information, illustrations and photographs on weeds is now available.
Dutch designer wows crowd with lecture on artistry with bulbs
Dutch landscape designer Jacqueline van der Kloet captivated her audience of 275 attendees at the Toronto Botanical Garden on Sept....
Legacy campaign support growing
The new legacy campaign, to help continue the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation’s (OHTF) good works, has received $145,000 in pledges.
Long-time LO member marks 50th anniversary
Zimmermann’s Nursery and Supplies in Strathroy is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
Results reveal high level of frustration, but also optimism for better future
After two years of working under the Ontario pesticide ban, many in the business are frustrated with the situation. But,...
Largest Ottawa numbers yet take part in certification day
The largest participation ever for certification testing in the Ottawa area saw 29 candidates taking part.