Associations

Leslie Cornell is on the Apprenticeship Trade Board for Landscape Horticulturist. Landscape Horticulturist is now a Red Seal Trade. Apprentices at this time must complete their Landscape Gardener Apprenticeship Program at Olds College in Alberta, in order to write their Journeyman’s Exam.  Once the Journeyman Exam has been taken and passed the Apprentice will receive a Saskatchewan Journeyman Certificate.

Cornell Design & Landscaping Garden Centre has the latest Barkman Concrete styles and designs available on site and knowledgeable staff can help you plan your yard.

Need help figuring out what you need to order for your project? Use the estimator tool click here.

All products can be installed by homeowners or choose to have our professional installers complete your project. Our installation team has over 25 years combined experience installing hardscapes for your enjoyment.

Cornell Design and Landscaping has been an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau since Jan 6th, 2008. If a business has been accredited by BBB, it means BBB has determined that the business meets BBB accreditation standards, which include a commitment to make a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints. BBB Accredited Businesses pay a fee for accreditation review/monitoring and for support of BBB services to the public.

Cornell Design and Landscaping is a Canadian Federated Independent Business member. CFIB creates a better future for Canadian entrepreneurs. Taking direction only from its members since 1971 – over 105,000 nationwide small- and medium-sized businesses in every sector – CFIB has a strong and influential voice at all levels of government.

Cornell Design and Landscaping has been a member with the Moose Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce since 2008. We are proud to support the ongoing work of an organization whose mission is to act as the voice of business on matters concerning the economic climate and health of the Moose Jaw trading area.

Cornell Design and Landscaping is a member of the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA).  The CNLA  is a national federation of nine provincial green industry associations representing over 3,600 members in the landscape horticulture, retail garden centre, and nursery (primary production) sectors.

The Saskatchewan Greenhouse Growers Association (SGGA) was incorporated on January 29, 1983.  Cornell Design and Landscaping is proud to be a member with SGGA.  We meet and share valuable ideas and information with other experienced growers.

Cornell Design and Landscaping is proud to be a member of the Saskatchewan Nursery Landscape Association (SNLA). The SNLA represents the Saskatchewan landscape industry. Visit the SNLA website to learn about membership benefits.