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The cherry blossoms are in bloom at the University of Toronto (s-w corner of Robarts Library, corner of Harbord and Huron). They’re lovely, worth checking out if you have a chance.
The cherry trees were a gift of the Japanese Sakura Foundation to the University of Toronto in 2005.
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Thanks for this. I was in High Park yesterday and the cherry blossoms there were also in bloom. I’m no tree expert but would guess they’ll peak in the next few days.
Why did this page want me to install a Quicktime add-on for Internet Explorer?
Torontoist has some pics of the High Park trees, that were posted almost simultaneously:
http://torontoist.com/2009/04/cherry_blossoms_arrive.php
It’s finally spring!