LO golf season offers many benefits
Landscape Ontario members are ready to enjoy another great season of golf.
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Durham members improve historical site’s irrigation
Durham Chapter completed an irrigation project on the west lawns, gardens and the formal rose garden at Parkwood in Oshawa,...
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Industry’s rally helps save Ottawa horticulture program
The horticulture industry members in Ottawa are being credited with preventing Algonquin College from cutting its horticulture program.
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Gilda’s Club receives state of the art irrigation
Thanks to Earle Graham of Lakelands Irrigation of Elmvale and Rain Bird, Gilda’s Club in Barrie has a state of...
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LO apprentice emcees Breakfast with the Mayors
Golden Horseshoe Chapter members and LO staff shared a time of pride during the Halton Industry Education Council’s Halton Apprenticeship...
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Web profile: Free marketing opportunity
Members of Landscape Ontario have a great opportunity to advertise their services to thousands of people free of charge.
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Two Ontario projects part of sustainable sites study
Two Ontario projects are part of an international pilot project to evaluate a new rating system for sustainable landscapes.
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Garden Tourism group needs members
The Ontario Garden Tourism Coalition’s (OTGC) mission is to put the province’s gardens on the map of public consciousness.
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LO member wins conservation award
Nathan Helder and his company Gelderman Landscaping received a 2010 Conservation Award, in the stewardship category.
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Traps to detect emerald ash borer
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is using a new insect trap to detect and monitor the emerald ash borer (EAB)...
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Greening highways in next phase
The busiest highway in North America is receiving a green make-over.
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Ag Energy and university to develop solar technology
Ag Energy Co-operative is teaming up with the University of Waterloo to accelerate the research and development of a new...
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