Canada Blooms – We Are Going To Have To Wait A Little Longer

After lots of thought and planning,
we have decided to wait a little longer for the next Canada Blooms Flower and Garden Festival.

We are thrilled the government has finally eased up on a number of restrictions that will allow events to open up again, as we have all been missing the fun that shows and events provide. But many of Canada Blooms participants and visitors are just not comfortable in large crowds yet. The thought of visitors being limited to certain times, long lineups at the gardens or Toronto Flower Show, presentations with many constraints; feels like the enjoyment would also be limited
…and this is just not the feel we want for the Canada Blooms Festival.

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