About Landscape Ontario

What is Landscape 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

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Our Dedicated Members

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.

What's new at Landscape Ontario?

The Fusion Landscape Professional (FLP) training and certification programs provide designers and contractors with the tools and knowledge to promote and provide aesthetically pleasing landscape

The Fusion Landscape Professional (FLP) training and certification programs provide designers and contractors with the tools and knowledge to promote and provide aesthetically pleasing landscape

The Fusion Landscape Professional (FLP) training and certification programs provide designers and contractors with the tools and knowledge to promote and provide aesthetically pleasing landscape

Join us as we support the 4th Annual YQGgreen Expo in October! Landscape Ontario’s Windsor Chapter will host a Truck Garden Competition just outside the

Off-season events planned by LO members help to give you or your business a competitive advantage over those outside the LO community.
Revenue Per Hour can expose the truth about your business operations.
Oct. 21 event was part of Planting for Tomorrow through the Trans Canada Trail campaign.
Each month, the Landscape Ontario Dodcast features real conversations with people shaping Canada’s landscape and horticulture industry.
When homeowner Susan Skelton went outside to water her hostas in London, Ont., on Aug. 8, she was faced with three destroyed boxwood shrubs.
Tiffany Mah uses houseplants as a form of therapy for her mental and physcial wellbeing.
Mulch is one of the most effective ways to boost your soil health and plant longevity.
Mississauga, Ont.-based organization is also working to bring communities closer together through gardening.

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Members, students, teachers and professionals can stay up-to-date on the latest news, events and more by connecting on our many social channels.

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