GardenComm to host 2024 virtual conference
Online conference is ideal for landscape and horticulture professionals looking to boost their professional brand as subject matter experts.
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The possibilities are endless at Landscape Ontario Congress
New and returning features for the 2025 gathering of landscape and horticulture professions in Toronto.
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Radical empathy: When caring for green spaces means caring about people
Aaron Harpell is now in the business of building people up.
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Brent Vanderkruk takes the family practice to plants and people
Longtime volunteer wants to raise the bar on environmental stewardship.
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Psychology, food security and social justice take Julissa Litterick to new heights
Gardening and walking in nature have helps student to recovery from a concussion.
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Upper Canada Chapter awards 2024 Dan Clost Scholarship
Congratulations to Aaron McCormick on being awarded the $1,000 scholarship.
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Two new ways for Landscape Ontario members to save
New programs for solar power and workforce management solutions.
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Online resource hub for spotted lanternfly
Resources help to identify a new invasive pest that could be devastating for Canada’s wine, nursery, fruit and forest industries.
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Healing garden earns community recognition
Leaside Garden Society recognizes efforts at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto, Ont.
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Marner Assist Foundation helps build accessible park
Accessible playground was unveiled at a formal dedication ceremony on Aug. 30.
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Invest in your future at Landscape Ontario Congress
Attending Congress can mark a turning point in your business.
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Spotted Lanternfly pest alert poster for home and property owners
Be on the lookout for spotted lanternfly in Ontario. This handy poster includes pictures of what to look for at...
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