LO Growers Group Newsletter – July 2026
This report is provided by LO’s Grower Technical Analyst, Jeanine West. Please contact Jeanine for more information: jwest@landscapeontario.com or 1-705-796-8812....
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Wildfire smoke: How to protect your crews
Wildfire smoke continues to blanket much of Ontario, with Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) readings reaching 10+ in many parts...
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Building Client Trust – Transcription
Karina: Welcome to the Landscape Ontario Podcast. I’m your host, Karina Sinclair, and today we’re talking about something that sits...
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Toronto Chapter garden touches many hearts at Walk for Alzheimer’s
By Gail Pope Landscape Ontario’s Toronto Chapter and Beech Nurseries teamed up to sponsor the Memory Garden at the IG...
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Save big with membership
Running a landscaping business comes with ongoing expenses, from fuel and materials to essential gear like work boots — and...
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Conquer winter
Systems that create calm when the season delivers its worst Commercial snow has a way of exposing the truth about...
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The season that doesn’t wait
Most companies in the landscape industry have a predictable work schedule. Lawn care ramps up in May, plants go in...
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Save the date: Congress 2027
Landscape Ontario’s Congress Trade Show and Conference will return to the Toronto Congress Centre in Toronto, Ont., Jan. 12-14, 2027....
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Ontario minimum wage set to become second highest in Canada
The Ontario government is increasing the general minimum wage from $17.60 to $17.95 an hour on Oct. 1, 2026. The...
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Everyday powerline safety tips for landscape professionals
By Patrick Falzon Powerline safety advisor and code specialist, Electrical Safety Authority Whether maintaining properties, installing hardscapes, pruning trees or...
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Spotted lanternfly: See something? Say something!
Be on the lookout for Spotted Lanternfly. Pictured here is the pest at the nymph stage (right) and adult stage...
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