Plant hardiness zone maps are an important tool when determining what plants can be included in a landscape. But plant hardiness maps in Canada and the U.S. are not created using the same criteria and as such cannot be used interchangeably.

Canada is part of a growing list of countries, including Japan, France, and the United Kingdom, pledging to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

The Green Cities Foundation and our partners share a commitment to connecting plants and people and revitalizing green areas for community members to enjoy and benefit from.

The 2023 edition of the Garden Centres Canada (GCC) Summit held in Vancouver, B.C., was a huge success.

CNLA is a proud supporter and partner of the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council (CAHRC).

Pathways to Change is taking place virtually November 8-9, 2023.

Following the success of the “Year of the Garden 2022” campaign, CNLA has applied for funding from the government to promote a five-year national campaign titled “Plants Love You.”

The winners of the 20th annual National Awards of Landscape Excellence (NALE) were announced live on Aug. 9, 2023 during a special reception held at the Fairmont Winnipeg in Manitoba.

Following years of hard work by a team of volounteers and Landscape Ontario members, an urban greenspace project in Hamilton’s Barton Village celebrated its official grand opening on June 3.

The CNLA Research Committee met recently to discuss and develop a research priority list for the Canadian nursery/landscape/retail sectors.