Year in review: Moods buoyant despite unpredictable weather
In this month's industry issue, editors Sarah Willis and Linda Erskine took to the phones and contacted all sectors of...
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Spraying not recommended for EAB control
Spraying for Emerald ash borer will do no good, says Ohio State University Extension's Nursery, Landscape and Turf team. The...
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Tree removal begins in fight against ALHB
The cities of Toronto and Vaughan removed the first trees in the fight to control and eradicate the Asian long-horned...
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Garden Expo/Florist Expo thrives with 25 per cent growth
Garden Expo/Florist Expo thrives with 25 per cent growth Optimisms and sales were high at Garden Expo/Florist Expo 2003 as...
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Infestations threaten vitality of Ontario trees
First, the industry’s attention was on the emerald ash borer (EAB). Then, the Asian longhorned beetle (ALHB) was discovered in...
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2003 Scholarship Winners
2003 Scholarship Winners The Landscape Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation is pleased to announce the scholarship winners for 2003: Casey Van...
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No removal of plant material from ALHB infested area
The Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALHB) has been discovered in parts of Toronto and Vaughan. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)...
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Save ISA Ontario’s Tour des Trees EH!
More riders are needed in this annual ISA bicycle tour, or the event risks cancellation. Read on for details.
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Pending approval: Designers discuss building permits
Securing building permits may be time consuming and confusing, but without the necessary documents in place, jobs can be delayed...
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Canada Blooms welcomes new GM
Canada Blooms, the Toronto Flower and Garden Show, welcomes its new general manager, effective August 5. He comes to Canada...
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