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“If we have stuff growing in the garden, we’ll harvest it and put it on the lunch tables.”

Ottawa Chapter continues to maintain the Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Surviviors’ Park, located on 4.5 acres in Ottawa’s Alta Vista neighbourhood.

When Elizabeth MacInerney received a $1,000 scholarship from the Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation in 2005, it did more than provide financial assistance.

I am a horticulturist and I feel privileged to be one.

Students from both college and secondary school horticulture programs were among the 2,000 competitors testing their skills in the annual Skills Ontario competition.

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.

The Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture held its graduation ceremony on Mar. 28.

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

I spoke with a number of teachers and students on how they felt about experiencing Congress.

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.