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The Landscape Ontario Podcast
Landscape Ontario
74 episodes
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Conversations on the issues shaping landscaping and horticulture in Ontario
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Conversations on the issues shaping landscaping and horticulture in Ontario
Show more...
Home & Garden
Personal Journals,
Society & Culture,
Leisure
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What's new for Congress 2025
The Landscape Ontario Podcast
22 minutes
1 year ago
What's new for Congress 2025
On today’s episode we are gearing up for the Congress Trade Show and Conference. Hosted by Landscape Ontario, this is Canada's largest and longest-running trade show for landscape and horticulture professionals, happening in Toronto, Ontario, from January 7th to 9th, 2025. If you're in the business of transforming outdoor spaces — whether through landscaping, horticulture, or outdoor design — this is the event you can’t afford to miss. Our guest is Heather MacRae, the trade show director for Congress. With over a decade of experience in bringing this iconic event to life year after year, Heather is here to share what’s new for 2025, some can't-miss features and what makes this trade show a key date on the calendar for industry pros. Stay tuned to the end for a promo code that gets you free tickets to the show. Resources Episode Transcription LOCongress.com Why people love to attend Congress
The Landscape Ontario Podcast
Conversations on the issues shaping landscaping and horticulture in Ontario