The poisonous hemlock tea of mystery novels is not made from this tree; rather, eastern hemlock can be used to make a medicinal drink.
Toronto, ON, November 14, 2012 – As you head to the back 40 of Joe and Joyce Hickson’s property, you are surrounded by unique topography, original forests and newly planted trees. The Hicksons make it difficult to believe you are in Essex County. Mr. Hickson is the latest Ontario landowner to be recognized as a... Read More
Leeds Grenville County, ON, September 19, 2012 – One little stone house started it all. The Harvey’s purchased their 1796 property while busy teaching in Ottawa. The couple desired a quiet place away from their bustling lives in the city, and purchased the property after Patricia fell in love with the stone house that is... Read More
TORONTO, April 26, 2012– Philip Holst has been named a Trees Ontario Green Leader for his dedication to forest restoration. Trees Ontario’s Green Leader Program recognizes landowners who have worked with our partners to take part in the Ontario government’s 50 Million Tree Program, which aims to plant 50 million trees in southern Ontario. David... Read More
TORONTO, Jan. 12, 2012– John Haak has been named a Trees Ontario Green Leader for his dedication to tree planting. Trees Ontario’s Green Leader Program recognizes landowners who have worked with our partners to take part in the Ontario government’s 50 Million Tree Program, which will see 50 million trees planted in southern Ontario by... Read More
October 20, 2011 – Cedar Springs, ON – Theo Van Asten, a retired broiler chicken farmer, has been named as a Trees Ontario Green Leader for his dedication to tree planting. The Trees Ontario Green Leader Program recognizes landowners who have worked with our partners to take part in the Ontario government’s 50 Million Tree Program, which... Read More
York Region, ON, August 09, 2011 – Susan Loube grew up in Wyoming, a small farming community outside Sarnia, where people feel a strong connection to the land and talk about the strong farming-based values that unite them. Sprouted at an early age, Susan has carried this deeply rooted connection to the land throughout her... Read More
Dunrobin, ON, May 25 –The picturesque village of Dunrobin lies in a valley northwest of Ottawa. The area is covered with forests and farms dating from the early 1800’s along with streams and the escarpment that separates it from the Ottawa River. Residents of Dunrobin think they live in paradise – a green oasis in... Read More
Orangeville, ON, April 11, 2011 – Growing up in Orangeville, Cara Burleigh enjoyed its small town feel – a place where everybody knew your name and where you were never far from the countryside and nature’s beauty. Orangeville was an ideal place to grow up and live. Cara loved the outdoors and took every opportunity... Read More
Amherst Island, ON, March 14, 2011 – Amherst Island, just west of Kingston, claims to be the “Gem of Lake Ontario” renowned for its tranquility and peace, bird watching, bicycling, music concerts, crafts, and much more. Local resident Steve Hart along with Trees Ontario and the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority, hope to add one more... Read More
Bradford, ON, October 12, 2010 – Aaron Hughes is the third generation owner of his family’s 100-acre Burys Green property located about 20 minutes northeast of Fenelon Falls. The land was originally settled in 1848 by Englishmen Stephen Billett who acquired it through a British Government program that offered free land to those immigrating to... Read More