Waterloo

Mark Schwarz of Earthscape Ontario in Elmira wrote a blog about his company’s work at the Elmira District Secondary School, which was completed in two phases in 2010 to the spring of 2012.

Guests, dignitaries and customers helped members of the Olsen family celebrate 50 years of business for Guelph’s Royal City Nursery on May 5.

Derek Lippert CLP, owner of Quiet Nature of Ayr, agrees that it’s crazy to paddle a canoe 250 km down the Grand River during the industry’s busiest time of the year.

In the early 1990s, after Randy Adams of Adams landscape Supply in Kitchener moved into the topsoil business, he began to hear from his customers that he should become a member of Landscape Ontario.

Waterloo Chapter’s School Greening project has become so popular that this year, 10 submissions were received from public and separate school boards from Waterloo and Wellington County.

Waterloo Chapter continued its generosity with funds raised at the 2011 golf tournament.

One of our member benefit public relations goals for 2012 is to integrate our media messaging at the Chapter level with the work of our members.

Dave Wright CLP, was born into Landscape Ontario. His father, John is a founding member and still very active.

Waterloo Chapter members are rolling up their sleeves to donate blood through the Canadian Blood Services Partners for Life program.

Rob Tester scored 91 per cent on his certification exam to become a Certified Installer of Permeable Paving Systems.