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Upcoming seminars offered locally by the Chapter through Landscape Ontario's annual Professional Development Seminar Series.

Join grandparents, parents and youth across Toronto for the inaugural GrandTrees Walk at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 10, 2020.

At this meeting we will discuss how to assess a planting site and the proper techniques for plant selection and placement. The basics of tree and shrub care including planting, mulching, watering etc. will also be covered.

Whether you are looking to connect with new suppliers and service providers, improve your business management skills, or train your staff, Chapter meetings provide valuable educational experiences.

Landscape Ontario is pleased to partner with progressive, online learning providers, to give the green industry opportunities for learning.

A new bylaw by the City of Toronto takes aim at controlling levels of construction dust on residential properties.

Your feedback is needed to help develop a timely, skilled, plentiful workforce for the landscape and horticulture profession.

Yonge and Bloor will turn green this Sunday as Come Alive Outside and Lansdscape Ontario members teach children the art of unstructured play.

Tracy Eastman passed away on April 9.

Chris Muller was drawn to a career in the landscape profession for many reasons.