Landscapers susceptible to tetanus
Most of us think that tetanus is something we get when stepping on a rusty nail.
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Plastic recycling project coming to LO
Landscape Ontario will host a pilot project to kick off an exciting recycling project to divert thousands of pounds of...
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Landscape Standards change in name only
Landscape Ontario’s Landscape Standards have undergone a minor name change, to become Landscape Guidelines.
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LO’s position on pesticide ban
Following the announcement of the Cosmetic Pesticide Ban Act, Landscape Ontario immediately released its position on the new provincial pesticide...
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Acclaimed speakers at Garden Centre Symposium
Two dynamic speakers on business, sales and marketing for the nursery trades, Anne Obarski and Roy Prevost, will headline LO’s...
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LO Provincial Board highlights
The following is a report on the Provincial Board meeting held March 13, 2008 at Canada Blooms in Toronto.
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Terry Murphy receives education honour
The Ontario Co-operative Education Association (OCEA) recently presented LO’s Terry Murphy with its Friends of OCEA Award.
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Tornado hits Canadale
Canadale Nurseries in St. Thomas had a close call on Sunday, May 18th, when a tornado touched down at around...
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Sheridan Nurseries plays important role in changing the life of Jamaican family
The words astonishing and amazing have been used to describe the process that saw Sheridan Nurseries and a 13 year...
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HortProtect will work for you!
Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) is pleased to announce Alanna Wolf is the new HortProtect marketing coordinator.
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Managing the risks of rising fuel costs and scarce materials
Recent events in relation to fuel prices and materials availability lead us to revisit ways in which contractors can better...
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Expanding the prosperity circle
As I sit on my porch typing this in early May, listening to songbirds chattering away in the wetland across...
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