We have gone back into the archive to bring you these green fingered snaps going back almost 25 years but who can you recognise?
Want more Doncaster retro? Harvest Festivals over the years,
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5. Tree planting and plaque unveiling
The Mayor and Mayoress of Doncaster, Councillor Sheila Mitchinson (left), and Audrey Gregory (right) are pictured at the community tree planting and plaque unveiling in 1998 with, from left, Darts player Dennis Priestley, former miner Leslie Bamforth, boxer Jon Jo Irwin, Air Vice Marshall Johnny Johnson, former Sheffield United player Geoff Salmons and Gulf War pilot John Peters. Photo: Steve Taylor
6. Ventura
Cllr Brian Walker planted a tree at Ventura, Manvers Way, Wath-Upon-Dearne helped by Human Resource Director Sara Mackay in 1998 Photo: other
7. Sensory garden
Mike Ellis of Westfield Healthcare Scheme planted a new tree in the Westfield sponsored sensory garden at St.Catherines Hospital Doncaster in 1999 L -r.. Sharon Marsden,Joan Leighton and brother Charlie Swales, Liam hayes ( Trusts Chief Exec), Vicky Lymbury, Jill Parker, Mike Ellis (Westfield) Photo: Trevor Smith 0831-870159
8. Looking on
A teenager looked at the life-size metal sculpture of four young people by Doncaster based artist Hilary Cartmel back in 1999 Photo: Chris Lawton