Scott seminar gives tips on growing your business
Jeffrey Scott is a green business consultant who grew up in the pool and landscape industry.
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Xeriscape display now in LO gardens
This summer a xeriscape display was planted as an LO staff initiative in the front island entrance bed on the...
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Showcase your talent: take photos now for Awards of Excellence
If you submit a project into LO’s Awards of Excellence program, it’s guaranteed that the judges will notice.
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Somerville hosting growers’ auction
Landscape Ontario’s Growers Group has a full-day of activities planned at the annual fundraising auction on Thurs., Sept. 10. This...
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EAB regulatory action ordered in Ontario counties
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced a new regulation that prohibits the movement of ash material and firewood...
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Vineland announces new research director
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre announced the appointment of Dr. Michael Brownbridge to the new role of Research Director, Horticultural...
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Study underway to develop hazelnut cultivars
If all goes according to plan, in the near future nursery growers could be producing hazelnut trees for the Ontario...
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Despite initial difficulties, Blue Sky Nursery achieves success
While speaking with Alice Klamer, it doesn’t take one long to recognize the huge love and passion she has for...
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Rain dampens Toronto golf tournament, but Pinball brings his sunshine
For the first time in 16 years, Mother Nature did not cast her magic spell upon the Toronto Chapter’s Dick...
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Landscape Ontario Day: Argos meet Ti-Cats at Rogers Centre
Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Landscape Ontario will all come together on Oct. 23 at the Rogers Centre.
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Waterloo chapter plays a big part in Dream Home project
Members of the Waterloo chapter are bringing their talent, expertise and creativity to one of the area’s highest profile projects,...
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Housing sales increase
Sales of existing homes this past June jumped 8.7 per cent higher than in May.
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