What is Landscape Ontario?
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As the province’s premier horticultural trades association, our mission is to be the leader in representing, promoting and fostering a favourable climate for the advancement of the horticulture industry in Ontario.
Members of the Landscape community share a passion for creating, maintaining and designing professional, quality landscapes for healthy, outdoor living. These landscapes help to clean the air, cool cities and reduce flooding to create safe and healthy communities across the province.
Members also work to establish and implement industry standards and best practices and organize events and activities that support community greening projects and local charities
As a not-for-profit trades organization, Landscape Ontario is driven by a group of dedicated individuals who volunteer their time and expertise to further our mission and values.
Over the past two weeks, there have been a number of new sightings and interceptions of the invasive Spotted Lanternfly (SLF), mostly along the Windsor/Detroit
The 23rd annual National Awards of Landscape Excellence (NALE) winners were announced Aug. 11 during a special gala at Delta Hotels St. John’s in Newfoundland.
Our Industry, Our Community Tariff increases on both sides of the border, talks breaking down and changing trade conditions are affecting businesses across the landscape
Effective Aug. 22, 2026, new U.S. tariffs on a range of Canadian goods took effect, imposing an additional 50 per cent tariff on specified Canadian
Don’t miss the opportunity to attend and network at the Ottawa chapter meeting in November. This meeting will also host the chapter’s Annual General Meeting
No matter the style of garden, native plants can be incorporated to provide habitat for pollinators and manage stormwater infiltration on site. The seminar will
This hands-on introductory seminar for those who want to learn how to design an irrigation system. Irrigation companies planning to offer or already offer new
As a natural material, stone varies widely, and a range of methods and tools can be used to achieve a similarly wide range of purposes.
“My favourite part about being a member of Landscape Ontario is that when you have ideas and initiatives you can bring it to your Chapter and get full on support not just from your Chapter, but from head office as well.”