Texas-Tulips, LLC

"Place is ok. The tulips are not as plentiful as advertised. Also the website promised concessions but there weren't any at all. There is a new addition to the farm with some fairytale artifacts for some photo ops The place can get really muddy so wear appropriate shoes. Also go to the restroom before you go arrive. There are restrooms on site but I wouldn't suggest to use them"

"We had fun picking tulips and taking pictures, however, it was very crowded which made it hard to fully enjoy our experience. Tulips are $2.50 per stem and they have plenty of colors to choose from. My advice, get there early so the lines aren’t as long!"

"A great variety of tulips planted, beautifully maintained by the team, and their website list all the colors/varieties that are available. The entry fee per person is $6, and tulips are available for picking at $2.5/tulip. The team has clear instructions on how to pick your flowers displayed while picking the basket. Despite their repeated requested, we noticed many people trying to pull the flowers with bulb and then cutting off the bulb, this disturbs their planting, requesting everyone to be very mindful of the request. The garden is partially bloomed as of now, but as the late bloomers come in, I assume the early bloomers might fall out. Visit the place on a good weather day, definitely avoid rainy days, or the day after rain, else it will be difficult to walk between the tulip rows. There are plenty of parking slots available with people to guide you park. They have 10-15 portable restrooms at the entrance. 2 entrance counters accepting cash or cards. A couple of tulips wrapping booths to evenly cut your stems and wrap your tulips. Weekends are very crowded, so plan to visit in the early opening hours."

"We enjoyed a family activity at Texas Tulips in late February. Arriving around 11:30 AM on a Sunday, the fields were already bustling. Entry costs $6 per person, including children, plus $2.50 for each tulip picked. When we arrived, many of the tulips have not completely bloomed, but you can still pick the buds and they'll bloom at home. There were also sufficient rows with fully bloomed tulips for the picking. When purchasing your tulips, workers will trim the stems evenly, removing any bulbs, before applying root gel and wrapping the blooms in tissue paper of your choice to form a bouquet. Although the tulips may appear wilted after the long drive home, they will revive within a day in fresh water. Plenty of porta-potties are available onsite, which is helpful since the farm is pretty remote from everything. Pro-Tip: The only drawback of the experience is that the water drainage canals lack covering boards, so you'll be walking through thick mud. I recommend bringing hiking boots to change into at the parking lot, plus extra bags so you can switch back to regular shoes and stow away the muddy boots for the ride home. PS - it does get pretty windy out there, so don't wear a loose fitting flowing dress if you don't want to be Marilyn Monroe."

"Great place to pick your own tulips, $6 entrance fee and $2.50 per tulip. I visited today and a lot of the tulips have not bloomed yet but still a good selection to pick from. Have a fun time."