Student - Landscape Ontario

Jacob Foster earns valuable hours of hands-on training and work experience as an apprentice at the National Capital Commission.

Apprentices play key role in Canada’s future

Apprentices at the National Capital Commission in Ottawa are helping to execute plans for Canada's bicentennial in 2067.

Jeryn Mackey

Jeryn Mackey finds green profession a natural fit

A profile of one of the many Cullen Family Scholarship recipients from 2016.

Fanshawe College student garden donated to local mosque

Work of students to be repurposed for a wedding and at the college.

Students from St. Joan of Arc Catholic Secondary School plant over 6,000 bulbs around the LO site.

Students plant bulbs

LO home office provides some outdoor education.

Scott Pollock (centre), flanked by Ruby and Bob Allen.

Scott Pollock

Fanshawe student was inspired by his grandfather to pursue a career in the green profession.

Several high school students in London were given a unique learning opportunity at Cuddy Gardens.

High school students bloom in Cuddy Gardens

Working outside and with nature is very appealing.

Member assists with local school garden project

Sam Sherratt School now has an outdoor classroom thanks to Mark Fisher and the Escarpment Company.

Chapter awards Banting bursary

Grade 12 student Nathaniel Brinkman receives the chapter’s bursary award.

LO Executive Director Tony DiGiovanni (right) planted a Stewartia at Cuddy Gardens alongside the first (Tim Elliott, left) and most recent (Easton Klaudi) recipients of the Tony DiGiovanni Scholarship.

OHTF scholarships presented at Cuddy Gardens

Event gives students a peak at amazing gardens that become a big part of their college experience.

Scholarship recipients are recognized at an awards ceremony in January.

OHTF scholarship deadline June 30

Over $50,000 available to high school and post-secondary students across the province.

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