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London Chapter continues support of Parkway project

Oct. 3 saw a large number of volunteers brave wind and cold to plant 300 trees along the Parkway.

The Veterans Memorial Parkway project has been a huge success for the London Chapter. Volunteer members have helped plant trees and assist citizen volunteers to maintain the trees.

London Chapter important cog in tree planting project

The London Chapter continues its important role with the Veterans Memorial Parkway Community Program (VMPCP).

Bill Hardy, chair of the CNLA Public Relations Committee, presents Grant Harrison, London Chapter president, and Barry Sandler, executive director of the Veterans Memorial Parkway Community Program, with the Green for Life Community Award.

Landscape Ontario members dominate national awards

Landscape Newfoundland and Labrador hosted the event that featured 41 entries from across Canada.

Fanshawe College students, dressed in their distinctive red, offered their services to help guide volunteers to plant over 400 trees along the Veterans Memorial Parkway in London.

London members continue work on Veterans Memorial Parkway

500 community members planted 400 trees along 10-km stretch honour Canada’s military veterans.

From left, Grant Harrison CLT of Escapes Outdoor Living Designs of London, Chapter past president; Jason Zehr of Rural Roots Landscaping of London, and Mike Martins of Kimmick Landscaping, both Chapter directors, and an unnamed volunteer set a tree.

London members continue work on tree planting project

Members of the London Chapter continued their strong support of the Veterans Memorial Parkway tree planting project with 225 more trees going into the ground on Sept. 29.

Kimmick Landscaping donates service

Michael Martins of Kimmick Landscaping in London, has donated a great deal of lawn and garden maintenance and landscaping service to community buildings, schools and churches.

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