Technology to improve snow and ice operations
If you really want your business to succeed, you need somebody in your company who embraces technology.
Members help Jason’s wish come true
Members of Landscape Ontario and the community of Stouffville joined forces with Make-A-Wish Canada to fulfill a young boy’s dream...
CNLA acquires Canadian rose genetics
Rose genetic materials have been transferred to Vineland Research and Innovation Centre with research already underway.
Vineland hosts short course for Master Gardeners
On Sept. 12, Landscape Ontario sponsored an educational short course for members of Master Gardeners of Ontario (MGOI).
Canada Blooms voted a top-100 event
The American Bus Association (ABA) named Canada Blooms one of the Top 100 events in North America.
Growers’ tour of Niagara area proves a popular choice
The growers’ tour in 2009 set a record for attendance at 104. This year smashed that number, when 120 people...
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.