November 2015

Previous Issues
Green Pencil

In with the new

By Sarah Willis
Some of you will open our annual New Plants issue with anticipation, while others turn noses up at “more new heucheras and petunias.”
Feature

New Annuals 2016

A selection of new perennials for Spring 2016.

New Roses 2016

See what's new in roses for the coming spring.

New Woody Plants 2016

Exclusive preview of new woody plants available for gardens.

New Annuals 2016

Breeders are developing sturdy, weather-resistant annuals for landscape use.

Consumer trends drive ornamental plants

By Dr. Alexandra Grygorczyk
Research sheds light on changing attitudes about gardening.
Road To Success

The basics, once again

By Rod McDonald
What you are about to read, as this column progresses, is not rocket science. I have never attempted to reinvent the wheel or claim that I once did. What I do is observe.
Legal Matters

Collection strategies during construction

By Robert Kennaley
If you are a subcontractor or supplier, I recommend that, in the industrial, commercial or institutional contexts, you inquire to determine if a labour and material payment bond has been posted by the contractor in relation to the project.
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