The West Nile Virus and the landscape industry
The West Nile Virus (WNV) is of particular interest to those within the horticulture industry for several reasons: workers in...
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Communicate by Email
Do you have a new email address? Make sure to let Landscape Ontario know, so that we can update our...
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Solving the labour issue
Landscape Ontario continues to work on alleviating the labour dilemma affecting all skilled trades, including the horticulture industry. Find out...
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Growing Together 2003
St. Clair College and Landscape Ontario Windsor Chapter partner up to promote horticulture at the Growing Together Show, held May...
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City of Waterloo hosts Greenroofs Infrastructure Workshop
April 9, 2003 -- Seminar to explore the benefits of green roofs.
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New: Grass cutting tender from Waterloo school board
The Waterloo Region District School Board recently put out a call for tenders from contractors for its grass cutting requirements....
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Ottawa chapter supports Ronald McDonald
The Ottawa Chapter of Landscape Ontario plans a garden renovation in celebration of its 20-year support of Ronald McDonald House.
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New plant varieties in spotlight at Canada Blooms
Landscape Ontario unveils some of the exciting new plant introductions for 2003 through its New Varieties Theatre Garden at Canada...
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Two LO firms nominated for Business of the Year
The Milton Chamber of Commerce recognizes the top area businesses. Find out who got the nod in the hort industry.
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LO Congress attracts over 14,000, sets new record
Landscape Ontario's international horticultural lawn and garden show and conference was held this past January, attracting a record number of...
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Industry advocate remembered
A pioneer of the landscape industry, Ted Shuttleworth was always trying new things and passing his knowledge and lessons learned...
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Canada Blooms A Symphony of Gardens
March 12-16, 2003 Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building
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