Dates
37th Annual Awards
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Construction, Maintenance & Design
Garden Centre
Growers
Special Awards
Consumer's Choice
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Special Awards
These awards are given only in exceptional circumstances, and are not necessarily awarded annually.
Winners are determined through a nomination process. If you would like to nominate someone for an award listed below, please do so in writing.
Include reasons for nomination, as well as your relationship to nominee. Nominations may be
sent to awards@landscapeontario.com.
The 2010 nominations are open from July 1st, 2009 – October 5, 2009.
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In 2004 we began naming people to The Landscape Ontario Special Alumni. This status is for former members of the association who have retired. These alumni will enjoy special association status and be eligible to continue in LO’s cost-saving benefit programs. They will receive our magazine publications for free. All fees will be waived. With this award, Landscape Ontario assures recipients there will always be a place for them in the community which they helped build. Nominated by a special committee, it is LO’s way of saying thank you for all of the contributions they have made to the association and to the industry. |
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Awarded to a supplier that has shown outstanding hard landscaping product support
for Canada Blooms through the contribution of product. |
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Awarded to a supplier that has shown outstanding soft landscaping product support
for Canada Blooms through the contribution of product. |
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Awarded to an individual that has contributed their time and effort to the success
of Canada Blooms. |
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(not open for nomination)
In 1997 Landscape Ontario lost one its most influential and respected members -
Mr. Casey Van Maris. To honour his memory, Landscape Ontario has developed an
award which will carry on the legacy of a great friend to the association and
industry. The Casey Van Maris award is given to the project awarded the highest marks for execution of unique
and innovative design in landscaping. |
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The new award will be given annually to a member who makes a significant contribution to the community through their horticultural work.
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(not open for nomination)
This award goes to the most outstanding and highest overall scoring project in the
construction categories. |
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This award goes to an organization or individual for outstanding contributions and achievement in maintaining or promoting a sustainable healthy environment.
This award provides an opportunity for the horticulture industry in Ontario to recognize environmental stewardship and leadership.
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This award is presented to a member of Landscape Ontario or one of
their employees who has not yet reached their 36th birthday and has
made an outstanding effort in the promotion and betterment of our
association. |
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Given to a writer or broadcaster who has consistently produced a high
level of quality in the field of horticulture through his or her efforts
in communication. Candidates include those who communicate to the
general public or the trade. |
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(not open for nomination)
This award recognizes skill, that when properly executed, protects or even enhances the value of the original landscape investment. Winner is selected from maintenance project submissions. |
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This is the highest honour bestowed by Landscape Ontario. It is reserved only for those members who have consistently contributed their time, passion, enthusiasm and energy over a period of many years. Those who are given this tribute have committed a lifetime to furthering the mission of Landscape Ontario. This award is not given out every year. In fact, in the history of the association, only 9 individuals have achieved this status. |
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This award is given to a company that supports, promotes, employs and develops journey persons and for apprenticeship in Ontario. |
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This award was created in 2005 to recognize a lifetime of achievement in the horticulture industry. This award is given to those who not only impart their knowledge on the people around them, but who also leave something for the generations behind them. |
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This award is to recognize member companies that have been in the landscape business in Ontario for over 50 years. |
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(not open for nomination)
A committee of three past presidents of Landscape Ontario present this
award to an individual who, over many years, has made outstanding
contributions to the association. |
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To be given only in exceptional circumstances to an individual achieving an outstanding
contribution in the field of horticulture, such as the development of a new plant or technique, or
for design of an outstanding project. |
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This special honour will be given to an irrigation project that demonstrates water stewardship, conservation and innovation while maintaining thriving landscapes. |
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