Golf tournament season in full swing
Chapters are also working diligently to finalize dates, topics and speakers for regular monthly meetings.
Backbone of the business
F.H. Petersen was once the main contractor for the Weall and Cullen’s flagship store in North York, back in the...
Kitchener venue for Snow and Ice Symposium
The huge success of Landscape Ontario’s Snow and Ice Symposium has resulted in it needing to find a larger home...
Janet Ennamorato remembers when design was all about selling plants
A career as a teacher was her plan. But as with many of life’s plans...
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,...
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.
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...
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...
Tornado damages greenhouses
A tornado hit the Leamington area in early June causing extensive damage to a number of greenhouse operations.
Placement of stone completes Global Garden
The Global Garden at Banting House National Historic Site of Canada in London is now complete.
Waterloo brings Green for Life to school
The Waterloo Chapter of Landscape Ontario completed another successful school yard greening project, demonstrating first-hand how LO is truly Green...
Chapter donates $70,000 in labour and material to Gilda’s
Georgian Lakelands Chapter donated time and material, valued at over $70,000, to Gilda’s Club project.