Canada Blooms ready to wow the public
Canada Blooms has become this country’s largest and most prestigious flower and garden festival. The 2011 version promises to build...
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A funny thing happens on the way to Blooms
Like the first signs of spring, a sense of excitement, panic, nerves, and the famous thoughts of, “We’ll never make...
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Rittenhouse family in hall of fame
Over 500 people witnessed M.K. Rittenhouse (1884-1980) receive the Niagara Entrepreneur of the Year Historical Hall of Fame Award.
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Employee handbook available for garden centres
The Garden Centre Sector of Landscape Ontario has created a template that all business owners can adopt and modify for...
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Study looks at invasive plants
A group of international scientists are studying some introduced species that dominate new habitats when native plants should technically have...
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Owner of Verbinnen’s Nursery is founder of charity group helping to feed world’s hungry
Nursery owner, John Verbinnen is the founder of the Ontario Christian Gleaners.
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Putting new technology to work for LO
If you know what a Beta player is, or more likely if you owned one (careful, you are showing your...
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Lighting Symposium considered great success
In just its second year, Landscape Ontario’s Lighting Symposium was considered a great success.
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Take a practical approach to prevent workplace violence
When Queen’s Park passed Bill 168 on workplace violence and harassment in 2010, a collective groan rose from landscapers and...
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Equipment adjustment needed to reduce spray drift
It’s time to consider making changes for this year’s spraying season.
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Large attendance at turf symposium
Attendance numbers put smiles on the faces of organizers at the annual Ontario Turfgrass Symposium (OTS) held on Feb. 23...
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