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The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la
The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la

The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la

Date6/20/1989
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0129246F
Fabric florist: Paul Schneider took artficial flowers out of the plastic age. His polyester posies bloom indefinitely.
Fabric florist: Paul Schneider took artficial flowers out of the plastic age. His polyester posies bloom indefinitely.
Goode, Jeff
5/26/1989
Family affair: Anthony Kemp and daughter Nicole plant spring flowers in the St. Clair Yonge area.
Family affair: Anthony Kemp and daughter Nicole plant spring flowers in the St. Clair Yonge area.
Stuparyk, Michael
6/2/1983
Say it with flowers: Ron petrie, owner of Flowers With Feeling, specializes in arrangements
Say it with flowers: Ron petrie, owner of Flowers With Feeling, specializes in arrangements
Russell, Jim
1/31/1984
Flower power: Designer Bert Higgins of Richmond Hill hopes his bouquet featuring all the provincial flowers will contribute to keeping Canada together during these troubled times
Flower power: Designer Bert Higgins of Richmond Hill hopes his bouquet featuring all the provincial flowers will contribute to keeping Canada together during these troubled times
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/5/1992
Saying it with flowers
Saying it with flowers
Mahler, John
2/13/1984
Makeshift shrine: Man cries on Yonge St. city bench where people have left flowers for Gordon Napier, who died earlier this week.
Makeshift shrine: Man cries on Yonge St. city bench where people have left flowers for Gordon Napier, who died earlier this week.
Power, Peter
10/11/1991
Designer Harold Babcock decorates his home for Christmas with fresh holly and natural wreaths with flowers added. He also uses great swags of fresh-smelling greenery decorated with clear lights
Designer Harold Babcock decorates his home for Christmas with fresh holly and natural wreaths with flowers added. He also uses great swags of fresh-smelling greenery decorated with clear lights
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
12/7/1983
Bouquet of flowers tossed out by Harlequin vice-president Fred Kerner at Toronto's first Harlequin Reader Party, was caught by a non-reader Diane Fontaine, 30, of Hamilton, who attended with a friend
Bouquet of flowers tossed out by Harlequin vice-president Fred Kerner at Toronto's first Harlequin Reader Party, was caught by a non-reader Diane Fontaine, 30, of Hamilton, who attended with a friend
Spremo, Boris
11/5/1981
Progress in bloom: Mert More stands in front of his home - the first post-World War II home built in rural village of Lansing in 1947 - which sits one short block away from Sheppard Ave
Progress in bloom: Mert More stands in front of his home - the first post-World War II home built in rural village of Lansing in 1947 - which sits one short block away from Sheppard Ave
Mahler, John
7/15/1981
Toronto lawyer Aivin Rosenberg: He wants to mount a $700 million campaign to build a 61-mile canal from the Mediterranean Sea to the Dead Sea -- a move that could let the Garden of Eden bloom again
Toronto lawyer Aivin Rosenberg: He wants to mount a $700 million campaign to build a 61-mile canal from the Mediterranean Sea to the Dead Sea -- a move that could let the Garden of Eden bloom again
Cooper, David
8/25/1980
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
Loek, Dick
6/2/1997
Spring training: Who wants to wait for baseball's official training camps to start? Not the fans who have signed up for Seneca College's Baseball Spring Training for Fans course.
Spring training: Who wants to wait for baseball's official training camps to start? Not the fans who have signed up for Seneca College's Baseball Spring Training for Fans course.
Goode, Jeff
2/9/1980