Members proudly displaying the LO logo
This month the following members were observed proudly displaying the LO logo through advertisements, posted on their vehicles or on...
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Chapter donates turkeys
As part of the Christmas spirit, a few members from Georgian Lakelands Chapter took the opportunity to give thanks for...
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Windsor chapter welcomes Dylan Klinck
Karl Klinck of Orchard Farm Nursery, president of LO’s Windsor Chapter, was all smiles when he, his wife Lynn and...
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Zammit named TBG director of horticulture
On March 1, Paul Zammit will become director of horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Garden.
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Lifetime member Bob Lohnes passes away
Robert S. (Bob) Lohnes, an honourary lifetime member of Landscape Ontario, unexpectedly passed away at the age of 75, on...
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Volunteer dies in accident
Volunteers working at Congress were saddened by news of the death of show volunteer Vanessa Howarth-Palmer in a Jan. 7...
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St. Catharines student is hort industry pioneer
Christopher Bemke is a young pioneer in the horticulture industry.
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Professionals’ Walk: A chance to promote your services
Canada Blooms is offering an exceptional opportunity for LO members to promote your business.
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Safety Group earns over $61,000
LO’s Safety Groups Program is designed to promote health and safety compliance in the workplace.
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Trial Gardens expand to over 6,000 square feet
The summer of 2008 saw the expansion of the trialing relationship between the University of Guelph and Landscape Ontario.
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IPM Symposium offers help with new rules
Despite the proposed Ontario ban on pesticides, there is still a strong need for professional services.
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SIMA searches for Snow Warriors
The Snow and Ice Management Association (SIMA) has announced that applications are now available for the 2009 Snow Warrior Awards.
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