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  • Subject: Trees
Everybody still on?, A tractor pulls a flatbed full of parents and children on their way to chop down a tree at Horton Tree Farms yesterday
Everybody still on?, A tractor pulls a flatbed full of parents and children on their way to chop down a tree at Horton Tree Farms yesterday
12/16/1984
Christmas Trees start their Long Journeys, Getting read for Christmas, the harvest is under way at Richardson Farms, north of Orono, where 250,000 Scotch pines grow on the 400 acres
Christmas Trees start their Long Journeys, Getting read for Christmas, the harvest is under way at Richardson Farms, north of Orono, where 250,000 Scotch pines grow on the 400 acres
11/11/1974
Tree-Mendous: This 4-metre (14-foot) Scotch pine tree requires six hands to transport it
Tree-Mendous: This 4-metre (14-foot) Scotch pine tree requires six hands to transport it
12/12/1986
Fun times
Fun times
12/11/1992
It's a bargain: Thousands of trees went on sale all over Metro this week
It's a bargain: Thousands of trees went on sale all over Metro this week
12/7/1982
A Beaut
A Beaut
12/19/1992
Horton Tree Farm worker Jamie Hopkins shows young school children how a cut Christmas tree is tied up with a mesh net by machine to make it easier to (...)
Horton Tree Farm worker Jamie Hopkins shows young school children how a cut Christmas tree is tied up with a mesh net by machine to make it easier to (...)
12/17/1976
Spruced up in a Santa hat, Randy Klippenstein eyes the traffic while crossing Dundas St
Spruced up in a Santa hat, Randy Klippenstein eyes the traffic while crossing Dundas St
12/18/1992
Young foresters: Five-year-old Joseph Piteo, left, has trouble cutting down a Christmas tree despite a helping hand from classmate Philip Perzia
Young foresters: Five-year-old Joseph Piteo, left, has trouble cutting down a Christmas tree despite a helping hand from classmate Philip Perzia
11/28/1986
Down on the farm: Cutting the family Christmas tree provides fun and exercise for the family, but after it's in the home, it can become a potential safety hazard unless proper precautions are taken
Down on the farm: Cutting the family Christmas tree provides fun and exercise for the family, but after it's in the home, it can become a potential safety hazard unless proper precautions are taken
12/17/1976
On the way: For 3 1/2-year-old Caleb (left) and 1 1/2-year-old Cody Cooper, picking up the Christmas tree is the first important step toward Christmas morning
On the way: For 3 1/2-year-old Caleb (left) and 1 1/2-year-old Cody Cooper, picking up the Christmas tree is the first important step toward Christmas morning
12/12/1986
Maybe the lights should come down too, The last signs of the holiday season are disappearing around Toronto as city workers like Don Lundrigan collect(...)
Maybe the lights should come down too, The last signs of the holiday season are disappearing around Toronto as city workers like Don Lundrigan collect(...)
1/12/1990
Money to buy beds for needy children in Africa, India and Pakistan was raised by the St. Bernard Club of Ontario
Money to buy beds for needy children in Africa, India and Pakistan was raised by the St. Bernard Club of Ontario
12/15/1974
Choosing a christmas tree for Albion Gardens Junior Public School in Etobicoke is a big job, and the 40 senior kindergarten pupils examined all the tr(...)
Choosing a christmas tree for Albion Gardens Junior Public School in Etobicoke is a big job, and the 40 senior kindergarten pupils examined all the tr(...)
11/29/1972
Social climbers
Social climbers
9/22/1980
Early cut
Early cut
11/24/1989
United front
United front
12/22/1989
On its way
On its way
4/22/1991
Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt
Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt
1/17/1990
Doomed tree
Doomed tree
2/12/1985
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