Public image and landscape professionals
One of the central problems of our industry is the lack of public image and awareness.
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More jobs than skilled people to fill them
It is estimated that by 2031 our industry will need 77 per cent of our workforce to possess post-secondary credentials.
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Backbone of the business
F.H. Petersen was once the main contractor for the Weall and Cullen’s flagship store in North York, back in the...
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Are superstars too expensive?
In this month’s article Dan and Bill discuss the importance of recruiting and hiring the best people.
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Expo 2010 promises exciting new features
Expo 2010 (formerly Garden and Floral Expo), now in its 11th year, has a new name which reflects a broader...
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Kitchener venue for Snow and Ice Symposium
The huge success of Landscape Ontario’s Snow and Ice Symposium has resulted in it needing to find a larger home...
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Janet Ennamorato remembers when design was all about selling plants
A career as a teacher was her plan. But as with many of life’s plans...
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Questions to ask about succession planning
Years ago, most businesses would be passed on to the next generation. Today, that is only one alternative, and not...
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LO golf season offers many benefits
Landscape Ontario members are ready to enjoy another great season of golf.
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Durham members improve historical site’s irrigation
Durham Chapter completed an irrigation project on the west lawns, gardens and the formal rose garden at Parkwood in Oshawa,...
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Industry’s rally helps save Ottawa horticulture program
The horticulture industry members in Ottawa are being credited with preventing Algonquin College from cutting its horticulture program.
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Gilda’s Club receives state of the art irrigation
Thanks to Earle Graham of Lakelands Irrigation of Elmvale and Rain Bird, Gilda’s Club in Barrie has a state of...
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