Florists in Toronto, ON
Find local Toronto, Ontario florists below that deliver beautiful flowers to residences, business, funeral homes and hospitals in Toronto and surrounding areas. Choose from roses, lilies, tulips, orchids, carnations and more from the variety of flower arrangements in a vase, container or basket. Place your flower delivery order online of call.
Toronto Flower Shops
200 Wellington St. W
Toronto, ON M5V3C7
(416) 977-8784
2078 Avenue Rd
Toronto, ON M5M4A6
181 University Ave
Toronto, ON M5H3M7
(416) 363-6233
886 Kingston Rd
Toronto, ON M4E1S3
(416) 699-9669
55 University Avenue
Toronto, ON M5J2H7
(416) 941-8980
344 Donlands Ave
Toronto, ON M4J3S1
(416) 778-6482
1778 Eglinton Ave W
Toronto, ON M6E2H6
(416) 787-1415
500 Richmond Street West
Toronto, ON M5V3N4
(416) 361-3500
3160 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4N2K6
(416) 322-0088
518 Rogers Road
Toronto, ON M6M1B3
(416) 653-0634
175 Queen St E
Toronto, ON M5A1S2
(416) 537-2626
55 Bloor St. W
Toronto, ON M4W1A6
(416) 922-2696
2016 Bathurst St
Toronto, ON M5P3L1
(416) 782-3195
170 The Donway West
Toronto, ON M3C2G3
(416) 449-8001
243 Eglinton Ave. W. Unit 8
Toronto, ON M4R1B1
(416) 485-0385
3220 Dufferin Street
Toronto, ON M6A2T3
(416) 784-0225
1 Dundas St. West Box #56
Toronto, ON M5G1Z3
(416) 351-1111
111 Victoria St
Toronto, ON M5C2B3
(416) 367-0476
1709 Bayview Ave
Toronto, ON M4G3C1
(416) 485-1167
379 Jane St
Toronto, ON M6Sâ33
(416) 762-0154
2190 Yonge St
Toronto, ON M4S2B8
(416) 481-3339
175 B Danforth Avenue
Toronto, ON M4K1N2
(416) 968-1270
51 Eglington Square Plz
Toronto, ON M1L2K1
(416) 751-0720
2025 Avenue Rd
Toronto, ON M5M4A5
(416) 488-5566
11-1444 Dupont St
Toronto, ON M6P4H3
(416) 241-3271
798 Bloor St W
Toronto, ON M6G1L9
(416) 531-1109
356 Bathurst St
Toronto, ON M5T2S6
(416) 603-0797
720 King St W
Toronto, ON M5V2T3
(416) 203-1258
3372 Yonge St
Toronto, ON M4N2M7
(416) 421-4230
830 Eglinton Ave E
Toronto, ON M4G2L1
(416) 425-4171
1502 Dundas St W
Toronto, ON M6K1T5
(647) 361-7524
3107 Dundas St W
Toronto, ON M6Pâ19
(416) 766-6121
2426 St Clair Ave W
Toronto, ON M6N1L2
(416) 763-7450
651 Mount Pleasant Rd
Toronto, ON M4S2N2
(416) 488-0875
16-130 Westmore Dr
Toronto, ON M9V5E2
(416) 365-7673
149 Main St
Toronto, ON M4E2V9
(416) 690-1282
2454 Danforth Ave
Toronto, ON M4C1K9
(416) 686-6889
1360 Danforth Ave
Toronto, ON M4J1M9
(416) 463-1125
2872 Lakeshore Blvd. W
Toronto, ON M8V1J2
(416) 259-6346
624 Mount Pleasant Rd
Toronto, ON M4S2M8
(416) 481-7917
12 Keewatin Avenue
Toronto, ON M4P 1Z8
(647) 987-9532
540 Parliament St
Toronto, ON M4X1P6
(416) 920-6580
89 Gerrard St. West
Toronto, ON M5G2A7
(416) 979-3384
17 Stephanie Street
Toronto, ON M5T1B1
(416) 929-3118
1015 Broadview Ave
Toronto, ON M4K2S1
(416) 421-2558
577 Church St
Toronto, ON M4Y2E4
(416) 967-5511
21 Old Mill Rd
Toronto, ON M8X1G5
(416) 233-1275
204 Dupont St
Toronto, ON M5R2E6
(416) 922-9909
1 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M5E1W7
(647) 236-8265
1862 Danforth Ave
Toronto, ON M4C1J4
(416) 424-2311
138 Simcoe Street
Toronto, ON M5H3G4
(416) 591-5357
100 Brydon Dr E
Toronto, ON M8Y4G8
(855) 269-9553
85 Earlscourt Ave
Toronto, ON M6E 4A8
(416) 707-2104
204 Parkhurst Blvd
Toronto, ON M4G2G3
(416) 481-1641
599 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4Y1Z4
(416) 962-6382
3626 Victoria Park Ave
Toronto, ON M2H3B2
(416) 502-2566
A-1724 St Clair Ave W
Toronto, ON M6N1J1
(647) 748-6911
1444 Dupont St Unit 11
Toronto, ON M6P4H3
(416) 516-1569
494 Gilbert Ave
Toronto, ON M6E4X5
(416) 247-6737
55 Bloor St W
Toronto, ON M4W1A5
(416) 922-2696
245 Marlee Ave
Toronto, ON M6B4B8
(416) 784-5858
632 Yonge St
Toronto, ON M4Yâ18
(416) 910-1890
Toronto ON News
Mar 19, 2020Start a home garden with seeds delivered from these Canadian sites | Etcetera - Daily Hive
For those of us who have a long list of dead plants to our name (RIP to all the overwatered cacti), Plant Collective, out of Toronto, Ontario, and West Coast Gardens, out of Surrey, BC, have pre-grown houseplants, air plants, and succulents to choose from.
All of these can be delivered to your door, along with the necessary accessories to set up the plant den you’ve been planning. Be sure to check their websites for tips on how to keep your green babies alive and thriving, even in the brittle Canadian winter.
With coronavirus on the rise, Health Canada is reminding individuals who attend events and large gatherings to monitor their health for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. And if you’re not feeling well, they recommend staying home at this time. Also, due to unexpected cancellations, please check the event you plan to attend is still taking place. Keep up with COVID-19 news here.
Dec 18, 2019Caspian post new live clip for "Flowers of Light" - Next Mosh
BC Biltmore CabaretFebruary 9 Seattle, WA NeumosFebruary 11 Sacramento, CA Holy DiverFebruary 12 Long Beach, CA Long Beach Art Theatre—-March 31 Toronto, ON Lee’s Palace—-April 1 Buffalo, NY Rec RoomApril 3 Boston, MA The SinclairApril 4 Boston, MA The SinclairApril 5 Woodstock, NY ColonyApril 6 Philadelphia, PA Union TransferApril 8 New York, NY Le Poisson RougeApril 9 Washington, DC Black CatApril 10 Richmond, VA Gallery 5April 11 Asheville, NC The Grey Eagle TavernApril 12 Durham, NC Motorco Music HallApril 14 Atlanta, GA Aisle 5April 15 Orlando, FL The AbbeyApril 17 Nashville, TN Exit InApril 18 Louisville, KY Diamond Pub & Billiard Concert HallApril 19 Columbus, OH Ace of Cups—-June 1 Ferndale, MI The Loving TouchJune 2 Grand Rapids, MI The Pyramid SchemeJune 5 Chicago, IL Lincoln HallJune 6 St. Paul, MN Turf ClubJune 8 Denver, CO Bluebird Theatre
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Jul 26, 201910 stunning flower farms you can visit this summer across Canada - CBC.ca
May through mid-October. The farm shop offers a plethora of all-natural, handmade lavender beauty and food products. Truc Nguyen is a Toronto-based writer, editor and stylist. Follow her at @trucnguyen.
Jun 22, 2019‘Canada is sorry’: Raptors fan sends Kevin Durant flowers to apologize for cheering injury - Maple Ridge News
Monday, other fans redeemed the fans’ reaction.
NBC Sports reporter Jessica Kleinschmidt posted a photo on social media of a flower bouquet sent by a Toronto Raptors fan to apologize for cheering Durant off the floor.
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?”I hereby apologize on behalf of Canada — prayers for recovery,” the message with the flowers read.
Durant is not expected to return on Thursday when the Toronto Raptors take on the Golden State Warriors for Game 6 at the Oracle Arena.
"I hereby apologize on behalf of Canada — prayers for recovery."
A fan sent flowers to the Warriors apologizing for Canada's Kevin Durant cheers.
(photo via Warriors Offices)https://t.co/leFg16Sv8l pic.twitter.com/ULAxIjcCO7
— Jessica Kleinschmidt (@KleinschmidtJD) June 12, 2019
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Apr 27, 2019The floral industry has a bad environmental track record. The 'slow flower' movement aims to change that - The Globe and Mail
Flowers Week came up with innovative ways to grab peoples’ attention, wowing them with blooms in unexpected places. One group decorated the entry of Toronto’s Gladstone Hotel with a lavish spray of hydrangea, gladiolas, roses and more. On Salt Spring Island in B.C., environmental artist Ingrid Koivukangas created a giant sunflower spiral on her 10-acre flower farm and in Nelson, B.C., two women transformed an alleyway into a floral/foraged retreat. Story continues below advertisement “We put a sign on Main Street and told people there was a surprise for them just a few metres away,” says Sarah Kistner, owner of Stone Meadow Gardens who created the elaborate installation called Field, Farm and Forest: A Celebration of the Canadian Landscape, with florist Kyla Jakovickas of Bellaflora Floral Design in Nelson, B.C. 'Floristry is big business worldwide and it’s hard to get people to rethink their ways,' says Natasa Kajganic, a member of the team behind Canadian Flowers Week. Prairie Girl Flowers Kistner used everything from blackberries, broom corn, wheat, amaranth, dahlias, grasses and chestnut pods in the installation. “Most of them don’t realize the variety of flowers that we can grow here. They see things on Pinterest and assume that’s what they have to have,” she says. “We showed them that Canadian-grown can be a very good thing, and maybe even more interesting.” Flowers have long been used as powerful symbols of change. In the 1960s and early 70s, Flower Power was a rallying cry for passive resistance. In 2015, a decrepit house in Detroit, which became known as Flower House, was filled with 4,000 blooms to show that abandoned properties blighting neighbourhoods could be put to far more productive uses. And two years ago, in New York, floral designer Lewis Miller used eye-popping “Flower Flashes” to raise awareness of the vast amount of waste in his industry. Using hundreds of blooms leftover from events, Miller created flower pop-ups in garbage cans, on sewer grates and over statues in Central Park. His message: reuse and recycle. Organizers of the first annual Canadian Flowers Week came up with innovative ways to grab peoples’ attention, wowing them with blooms in unexpected places. Rachel Ryall/Toronto Flower Market Two female entrepreneurs – one in Canada, the other in New York – have built businesses around flower event waste. ReBloom Flower Recycling – in Calgary and Toront...
Mar 29, 2019Liberty Health Sciences Receives Approval to Dispense Flower... - New Cannabis Ventures
TORONTO, March 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ – Liberty Health Sciences Inc. (CSE: LHS) (OTCQX: LHSIF) www.libertyhealthsciences.com (“Liberty” or the “Company”), a provider of high quality cannabis, announced today that it has received Florida Department of Health (DOH) approval to sell whole flower smokable products to patients in Florida, making it one of the first companies in the state to provide smokable medical marijuana in all of its dispensaries. The Company is awaiting DOH approval to provide pre-rolls to patients.
Patients who receive medical marijuana from their doctor will now be able to smoke the substance legally under a bill (SB 182) signed into law last week by Governor Ron DeSantis revoking a ban on smoking medical marijuana. More than 70 percent of voters approved a ballot measure in 2016 legalizing marijuana for medical use, but the Florida Legislature passed a bill a year later that banned it in smokable forms. The new law provides patients the ability to access medicine in...