LNLHA partners with Communities in Bloom Atlantic Edition

---

From its beginnings as a wholesale cut flower operation started by George J. Ball in 1905, Ball Horticultural Company has grown into a leader in all facets of floriculture, with distribution capabilities in all of the major world markets. (Read More)

The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) is a national not-for-profit federation of ten provincial landscape and horticulture associations representing over 4,300 members. (Read More)

Teck is Canada’s largest diversified resource company, committed to responsible mining and mineral development for the production of materials essential to the quality of life of people around the world: copper, steelmaking, coal, zinc and energy. (Read More)

Since 1891, Municipal World magazine has been the best source for information, news, views, case summaries and trends in the municipal forum. Published 12 times a year, the magazine is targeted at elected and appointed officials, purchasing agents, engineers, public boards and committees, lawyers, consultants and manufacturers. (Read More)

The Butchart Gardens is a group of floral display gardens in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada, located near Victoria on Vancouver Island. The gardens receive over a million visitors each year. (Read More)

Equinox Environmental Products is the leading Canadian manufacturer of self-watering planters and in-ground waste systems. Our mission is environmental sustainability and beautification from Coast to Coast. 

(Read More)

 Founded in 1914, Toro is a global leader in innovative outdoor solutions, specializing in turf maintenance, snow and ice management, landscape, rental and specialty construction equipment, as well as irrigation and outdoor lighting. Committed to innovation, Toro continuously develops new technologies to enhance performance and efficiency. The company also prioritizes sustainability, advancing electric, biofuel, and water-saving solutions to benefit both customers and the environment..  

 (Read More)   

The Compost Council of Canada serves as the central resource and network for the organics recycling and compost industry, working with its members to advance the recovery and recycling of organic residuals for the production of compost for improved soil health and vitality. (Read More)

Canadian Parks and Recreation Association (CPRA) is the national voice on the social, economic and environmental benefits of parks and recreation. Over the course of its 60-year history, CPRA has been a credible and strong national and international leader. (Read More).

Garden Centres Canada is a commodity group of CNLA, which represents garden centres and retail nurseries across Canada. Through CNLA, Garden Centres Canada participates in the International Garden Centre Association (IGCA). (Read More)

Nutrients for Life Foundation Canada is a registered Canadian charitable organization made up of educators, community groups, scientists and representatives from the agricultural sector, including farmers, agri-retailers and members of the fertilizer industry. Together we produce and distribute educational materials on soil science and agricultural sustainability. (Read More)

 Green Cities Foundation is a community connecting plants & people for a greener, healthier urban climate. We commit to protect the environment, to renew failed green spaces and to increase the amount of public green spaces in Canadian cities. We commit to improve the climate in Canadian cities for the people who live and work in them, & for those affected by climate change. (Read More) 

  AIPH lives and breathes today to rekindle and maintain an enduring relationship with plants. Serving the diverse needs of growers in a globalised world. Pushing the boundaries of science and sharing cutting edge research. To make clear the value of plants in the urban setting, and to advance the essential role they play in sustaining our planet. To help all of us rediscover an affinity with our surroundings as old as humanity.. (Read More)