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Win some “love” from Stems and Todayville this Valentine’s Day
Stems Floral Shop is a locally-owned business that for generations has been helping Central Albertans celebrate everything from birthdays to anniversaries and everything in between. Make it your go-to stop for really fresh, high-quality flowers. They also have a terrific assortment of unique, one-of-a-kind gifts. (See our photo gallery).
Did you know Stems also has a Café? Swing by for coffee, homemade soups, sandwiches, salads, and exceptional baked goods, all made in the store each day. The team takes pride in thinking outside of the box and will absolutely dazzle you with their friendly and helpful service and quality goods.
Stems has been serving the area for a decade now and their current location is a delight to both shop and have lunch. It’s worth noting however that the business itself dates back to 1930 when Walter Good started Central Alberta Florists.
Walter Good and staff at Central Alberta Florists building at 5201-43rd Street, Red Deer. The delivery truck is in the background. Front row (L-R): unknown, Walter Good, Myrtle Good, unknown. Photo Courtesy Red Deer And District Archives
Love is in the air and with Valentine’s Day just around the corner, we want to hear all about how YOU fell in love- whether it was your high school sweetheart, love at first sight; whether you’ve been in love for a few weeks or 50 years, we want to hear your love story!
Simply submit story to us at [email protected]. You’ll automatically be entered to WIN a gorgeous floral bouquet and delicious lunch from Stems Flowers & Café! ($200 Value!) Your story can be long or short & sweet, that’s up to you! In addition to the fantastic prize package from Stems, the winning story will be featured on Todayville.com!
Stems floral shop is in the Skyway Professional Building located at 110, 4309 52nd Ave. Click to visit Stems.
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