Residents invited to experience the High Park #BloomAtHome during peak bloom. News release: toronto.ca/news/residents… 
The City’s cherry blossom trees are in bloom and once again Torontonians can take in their beauty from the comfort of their own homes. To encourage everyone to stay home and stay safe, the City will offer #BloomAtHome, a 24-hour 4K BloomCam livestream during the peak bloom period
The BloomCam can be viewed at toronto.ca/cherryblossoms. In keeping with the provincial Stay-at-Home order and to slow the spread of COVID-19, the City has implemented measures to prevent crowding and gathering in High Park by closing public access to the cherry blossom groves.
High Park will remain open to ensure local pedestrians & cyclists can access the park for fresh air & exercise. To ensure people have ample space to practise physical distancing, the park will be closed to vehicle traffic for the duration of the bloom, including weekdays.
The allotment gardens in High Park remain open to permit holders. Cherry blossom trees at Cherry Hill, near the sports fields and at the Jamie Bell Playground are enclosed with fencing to deter crowding and prevent in-person viewing of the trees.
The cherry blossom trees at Trinity Bellwoods Park have also been enclosed with fencing, with enforcement patrols occurring during bloom period. More information about the cherry blossoms at toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/…
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