The recently published Ontario Guidelines for Residential Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) Systems are the first of its kind in the province.

At the end of 2010, it is time for me to gather together the successful — and not so successful — stories from the Guelph Trial Garden.

A new digital identification technology is being tested in hopes it will help nursery growers pinpoint which pests are threatening their crops.

The Snow and Ice Management Sector Group of Landscape Ontario has commissioned a research study aimed to develop an optimum and defensible standard for salt application rates for parking lots.

Federal funds to help create best practices for pest and weed control and reduce energy consumption.

As we passed through the latter part of August, it was difficult not to wonder where all those summer rains went?

Thousands of people driving the 401 west, near Milton, have seen from afar the beauty of the trial gardens on the grounds of Landscape Ontario.

The buzz at this year’s California Spring Trials was Ball FloraPlant’s black petunia, Black Velvet. Is it truly black?

The broadleaf herbicide Fiesta (active ingredient iron in the form of FeHEDTA, 4.43 per cent) is very new to the marketplace.

Ag Energy Co-operative is teaming up with the University of Waterloo to accelerate the research and development of a new solar photovoltaic (PV) technology.