Canada Blooms voted a top-100 event
The American Bus Association (ABA) named Canada Blooms one of the Top 100 events in North America.
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Growers’ tour of Niagara area proves a popular choice
The growers’ tour in 2009 set a record for attendance at 104. This year smashed that number, when 120 people...
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Expo: The place to be for value, trends and networking
Expo, Canada’s fall show for the floral and garden industry, promises something of value for anyone in the green industry.
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Vineland receives approval for $1.5 million research project
Federal funds to help create best practices for pest and weed control and reduce energy consumption.
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Rodger Tschanz honoured by university
Rodger Tschanz, was among 14 outstanding University of Guelph employees to receive the President’s Award for Exemplary Staff Service.
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Ridgeview Garden Centre grows from a small fruit stand
Tony Sgambelluri began business 15 years ago with a small fruit stand on the side of Highway 81 in Grimsby.
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End of summer creates a whirlwind of activity at LO
August and September were a time of whirlwind activity.
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Emerald ash borer confirmed in Perth County and Ottawa
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed two more emerald ash borer (EAB) findings in Ontario.
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New weed-info service now online
A new website featuring the latest information, illustrations and photographs on weeds is now available.
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Dutch designer wows crowd with lecture on artistry with bulbs
Dutch landscape designer Jacqueline van der Kloet captivated her audience of 275 attendees at the Toronto Botanical Garden on Sept....
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Legacy campaign support growing
The new legacy campaign, to help continue the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation’s (OHTF) good works, has received $145,000 in pledges.
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Long-time LO member marks 50th anniversary
Zimmermann’s Nursery and Supplies in Strathroy is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
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