Foundation

Projects and programs that have received financial assistance from the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation.

In 2004, Jane Davey was in the midst of changing careers and entering school to tackle an industry she says that at the time was very new to her.

Back in 2003, Tanya Steffler received a $1,000 scholarship from the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation.

When the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation was formed in 1979, it set out to encourage young people to look at the horticultural industry as a viable career.

A review of activities from the 2014 fiscal year.

Canada’s best known gardening personality, Mark Cullen, is throwing out a challenge to members of Landscape Ontario.

Bob and Ruby Allen pledge $10,000 to the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation.

Projects, research and students receive financial assistance via the Foundation each year.

Waterloo Chapter continued its generosity with funds raised at the 2011 golf tournament.

Event raised over $20,000 to help with horticultural research and scholarships was all part of the annual Industry Auction.