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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Low-barrier learning
Pre-apprenticeship program helps to develop desirable skills, connect with employers and find meaningful work in designing, building and maintaining beautiful...
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Selling value over price
Selling based on value — the quality and service you provide, as well as the long-term benefits of the work...
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Toronto Chapter bursary supports local community projects
Toronto Chapter awarded a total of $12,500 this year to 10 local projects under the chapter’s bursary program.
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Elevated standards for 2025 Awards of Excellence program
Awards Committee is pleased to announce it is time to raise the standards for entries as Landscape Ontario members continue...
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Think globally, act locally
Have you ever wondered if what you’re doing as a landscaper to mitigate climate change is enough? Bill Hardy joined...
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Big lessons from small companies
Owners of small landscape companies share words of wisdom, tips and advice for success.
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Growing confident leaders
HR consultant Charolette Cascioli joined the Landscape Ontario Podcast to explore different solutions for meeting the high demand for skilled...
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Remembering Glenn Peister
A look back at the career and dedication of Landscape Ontario's first volunteer president.
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Recruiting the future
Landscape Ontario and its members are working to draw more young people into the talent pool by engaging them early...
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Lessons from a lifelong horticulturist
Stanley Roszak is the picture of patience when it comes to designing, planting, weeding and everything in between.
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Utilizing 3D vision for tree nursery caliper measurements
Measuring tree caliper is a time-consuming process, and for large nurseries with tens or hundreds of thousands of trees, inventory...
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