California s Carlsbad Flower Fields welcome visitors with full blooms netscape.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from netscape.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
By Chris Martinez
Mar 2, 2021
Governor Newsom is expected to announce today that seven counties can advance out of the purple tier into the red tier. And some people are saying that we will be one of them. In the red tier, more businesses are allowed to operate indoors including movie theaters, museums, zoos, among others with restaurants allowed up to 25% capacity indoors. Gyms would be able to operate at 10% of their capacity indoors. Yesterday there were 269 new covid infections and no deaths.
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“Them being able to be out and be able to play and be children, that’s one of the things that we look for, so perfect spot, the mother said.
This time last year, the fields were force to close to the public due to pandemic safety regulations. The fields had only been open for two weeks before the shut down.
Cut flower sales, the bread and butter of the business, took the biggest hit, according to general manager Fred Clarke. Stay-at-home orders kept workers out of the fields, and most shops canceled their orders. Eventually, Clarke had to make the tough decision to save water and clear the flower fields.
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