Posted in Texas March 18, 2021 by

You’ll Want To Visit Texas Tulips, A Dreamy Tulip Farm In Texas This Spring

Few things signify the arrival of spring quite like the blooming of wildflowers. The sight couldn’t be more welcome after months of cold and dreary weather, and luckily, Texas has no shortage of opportunities to view the eye-popping blooms. This season, plan a visit to Texas Tulips, a massive tulip farm where you can pick your very own flowers and design the perfect bouquet. It’s the perfect way to add a little touch of spring to your home!

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If you happen to be in the Pilot Point area this spring, don't leave without making a pit stop at Texas Tulips.
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Photos of the sprawling tulip field go viral every year, and for good reason - you simply can't find more vibrant bulbs anywhere else!
In total, about 100 different tulip varieties grow on the farm.
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Exactly which types are available at any given time varies throughout picking season (mid-February through early April).
No matter what shapes or colors you fancy, rest assured there's something for every tulip lover.
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Strolling through the endless rows of blooms will leave you overwhelmed in the absolute best way.
The best part? Picking your very own tulips to take home and display wherever you'd like.
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Just grab a basket, pick until your heart's content, and bring your tulips up front to be wrapped and placed in flower gel for maximum freshness.
Make it a family outing - all ages are sure to have a blast designing a custom bouquet.
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How's this for a touch of spring?
A $5 entrance fee applies to all guests (except children one year and under, who get in free).
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Tulips cost $2.50 each, including the wrapping paper and flower gel.
Hours are 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Monday-Sunday.
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Parking is free, and concessions are available.

Professional photographers don’t need prior approval or an appointment – just show up, pay a $25 fee (plus $5 per client), and enjoy what is perhaps the best photoshoot backdrop in Texas. Visit the Texas Tulips website or Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever been to Texas Tulips? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience! Tell us in the comments section below, and check out our previous article for another flower farm in Texas that belongs on your spring bucket list.

Address: 10656 FM2931, Pilot Point, TX 76258, USA