Get the Green for Life logos



Download the ‘Green for Life’ logo to display on your website, brochures and advertising. Several versions of the logo exist and members can use any version. Logos with the “Horticultural Trades Association” wording or the LO tree icon are for use by members only, and can be accessed by using an existing LO account or creating a new account using a valid e-mail address. If you do not have an existing account, you can simply create one when prompted (instructions below).


How do I get the logos?


  • Go to www.horttrades.com/gfl and click on the Download logos link.

  • Click on the logo you want to download to reach the download page. Consumer logos are available simply by clicking on them. Member only logos will forward you to a page asking you to Sign In/Create Account. If you have an existing LO account, simply enter your e-mail address and password you to login and the logo download page will appear. If you do not have an existing account, at the Sign In/Create Account screen:


    1. Enter a valid e-mail address in the first blank box

    2. For password, select No, I need to create one

    3. Leave the password box blank

    4. Hit the Log In button




The next screen will ask you for some basic contact information to create your account. With your account now created, you can go back to the download page and click on the member logos to access the download page.



Available file formats include .EPS – for banners, signage and commercial print use and .PNG for websites and internal documents (spreadsheets, text files, e-mail communications, etc).



More ‘Green for Life’ resources, including magazine articles, press releases and general information can be found at www.horttrades.com/gfl or by choosing Green for Life under the Resources & Services menu at http://www.horttrades.com/.



Specific logo requirements can be directed to Robert Ellidge at rob@landscapeontario.com.

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