Domestic Phytosanitary Certification Program 2008 Winter Workshops for Canadian nurseries
The Domestic Phytosanitary Certification Program (DPCP) is a voluntary clean-stock nursery program developed by the Canadian nursery industry.
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LO retail forum looks at effective interview techniques
Each month Horticulture Review posts a question to garden centre members via e-mail and prints the responses.
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Hosta virus X: Watch for these symptoms
Hosta virus X (HVX) affects hosta cultivars in different ways, so it is impossible to give a definitive description of...
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Somerville supports Trees for Troops
Over 3,000 Canadian military families have received free Christmas trees this season, through a national effort to support those with...
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CHT now playing on YouTube
Internet technology is being used to assist candidates in the Certified Horticultural Technician (CHT) program improve their chances of success.
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Free breakfast seminars focus on preventing damage underground
During the months of January and February, the Ontario Regional Common Ground Alliance (ORCGA) and partners are hosting free breakfast...
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Green is good: New committee promotes environmental stewardship
As green industry members, by definition, we are all environmentalists. Our day-to-day activities have positive influences upon the environment. However,...
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Ten reasons to join LO’s safety programs
Do you want to obey the law? Do you want to make some extra money this winter? Do you want...
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Pension income splitting
The pension income splitting initiative was introduced in the 2007 Budget and implemented by Bill C-52 on June 22, 2007.
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Eco-friendly containers for plant production and display
If you read GrowerTalks, there is a summary inside of the OFA Short Course and Trade Show.
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Online turf survey important to industry
The Ontario Turfgrass Research FounÂdation and the University of Guelph are conducting a survey in order to understand the economic...
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Changing perspectives – Encouraging high school students to take an interest in horticulture
High school students are increasingly pressured by their parents to pursue careers in medicine, engineering, business and computers. For many,...
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