London Chapter steals the Lifestyle show
Over 10,000 homeowners attended the show during the course of three days.
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Awards of Excellence 2008
Celebrating excellence in Landscape Construction, Maintenance and Design
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Digging can be expensive
Did you ever think about the reasons we have so many strikes of underground lines in Ontario such as natural...
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Emerald ash borer found in Toronto
For the first time, the emerald ash borer has been found in infested trees in Toronto.
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Short Course ever-popular grower event
Nearly 200 participants, representing a Who’s Who of Ontario’s nursery industry, gathered recently for the popular Growers’ Short Course.
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Job bank website tracks labour shortages
By posting their help-wanted ads on the free Service Canada job bank website, LO members can help the organization monitor...
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Markham offers information session on upcoming pesticide bylaw
As of April 1, 2008, everyone who provides lawn care in Markham must be licensed to operate in the town....
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Joe Pokluda
Joe Pokluda passed away on Jan. 22, 2008. A private family service and burial took place in Georgetown, Ont. A...
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New year means new tax laws
It’s the time of year when your minds shift to filing tax returns and reviewing your financial situation.
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Students discover options at Congress
On Thurs., Jan. 10, hundreds of Ontario high school horticulture and landscaping students visited Congress in the name of education.
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Recent changes to standard form construction documents
Those of you who have bid to perform work in the industrial, commercial or institutional sectors, or in relation to...
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Biocontrol of black vine weevil in cool temperatures
Back in the June edition of my column for Horticulture Review, I wrote about using entomopathogenic nematodes for reducing populations...
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