These trees are the earliest to bloom and are much loved for their fluffy pink and white flowers. The first Japanese Somei-Yoshino Cherry Tree was planted here in 1959 and it was present from the citizens of Tokyo. Unfortunately they are also known for their short blooming periods.Īpproximately one week after the first blossoms appear, 'kaika', 'full bloom' or 'mankai' is achieved. Sakura trees also known as cherry blossom trees are known for their elegance and beauty. It'll be so much easier for everybody if you go during off-peak hours. (And I say this as a father of a crying two year old and two dogs).
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Visiting when the trees are in full bloom It's about a 10 minute walk from the Centre Island High Park when the trees are blooming a great alternative is to go see the It's a little known fact that there are 30 Japanese Cherry trees at Toronto Park is not just about cherry trees - be careful and watch your step so you don'tĪccidentally destroy other plants even when there is a big crowd at the Take pictures of just to look at the beautiful trees, please consider that High
Left and the park was flooded with photographers. Good thing I came early because by 10am there was no parking The pictures are from when I visited the park In Canada webpage to help you plan your visit. Some years - not too often - if the wather is unusually cold inĪpril then the trees may not bloom at all since Toronto's climate is about asĬold as the Sakura trees can tolerate. Nice but if it rains while they are in bloom then the flower petals fall quickerĪnd the blooming may be over in just a few short days. Cherry blossoms last for about a week to a week and a half if the weather is
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