2008 Annual Report
The Annual Report includes reports by various LO Chapters, Sector Groups, and committees, as well as a full list of...
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Show highlights best in horticulture, design and products
Since 1997, Canada Blooms has showcased the best in horticulture, design and products related to gardening.
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Customer relations key to success for The Plant Lady
The owner of The Plant Lady is actually no lady at all, but is a highly motivated and successful LO...
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Plum pox declining in Ontario
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has completed its 2008 plum pox virus (PPV) survey activities.
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Landscaper escapes QEW accident
An employee of LO member Hank Deenen Landscaping in Toronto was very lucky to walk away from a horrific traffic...
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Ontario’s 2008 forest health review
The annual forest health review took place in Orillia this year. Members of the forestry, arboriculture and nursery industry came...
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Insurance rates are on the rise
Snow removal contractors will soon face higher insurance rates for next year. The culprit is liability claims, especially slips and...
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No quick solution to recycling plastic pots
Landscape Ontario and CNLA continue to investigate opportunities to help members recycle their used horticultural plastic.
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Monica van Maris thanks IPM volunteers
After 35 years as chair of the IPM Symposium, Monica van Maris is stepping down to take a well-earned break.
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Landscape Ontario Green for Life: December update
The LO Branding Committee has now officially launched our new consumer outreach program.
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Suzuki helps LO celebrate Environmental Awareness Day
Landscape Ontario’s Toronto Chapter celebrated Environmental Awareness Day on Nov. 20 by sponsoring renowned Canadian environmentalist, Dr. David Suzuki at...
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Preserving the claim for lien
As discussed in previous articles, contractors and subcontractors have a lien for the value of the services or materials they...
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