GROW

Tamara Modebadze recently moved to the Hamilton area from Ukraine, where she worked as a project manager in landscaping for nearly eight years.

Participant's of Landscape Ontario's GROW training program share their feedback on the experience.

Parm Gill, MPP for Milton, visited the Landscape Ontario home office on May 3, 2022 to announce expanded funding for the GROW Program.

GROW graduates have demonstrated a commitment to establishing a career in landscape and horticulture.

Sandhill Nursery is more than just a place to buy plants: it has also become a destination, a spot that appeals even to those with little knowledge or interest in landscaping or gardening.

During the first year of Landscape Ontario’s GROW: Incumbent Worker Training Program, Lawn Troopers manager Sherry Young nominated team member Jessie Leslie.

As your association, one of our most important jobs is to reflect what you do and who you are — to the trade and to the public.

Program proves to be a win-win endeavour for the Montreal-based Strathmore Landscape.

Program provides specialized training to the sector’s workers and firms.

Industry led training program will continue to offer free training to current and future landscape professionals