This New Jersey Farm Feels Like You’re in the Netherlands for Tulip Season—With 8 Million Blooms, a 100-foot Windmill, and Dutch Treats Holland Ridge Farms is run by a Dutch family who wanted ...

Beyond the short tulip season in early spring, the Huberts also grow sunflowers and open the farm (just outside of Huntsville, Alabama) to the public in late August for you-pick days.

Europe Dutch tulip farm utilizes AI robot to slow the spread of plant disease These robots, costing around $200,000 each, are equipped with AI and precise GPS technology Associated Press ...

The farm is in Cream Ridge, Upper Freehold Township in Monmouth County. “This is something completely unique,” Patrick Marini, the farm’s marketing director, told NJ Advance Media.

“The Jansen family are fifth-generation tulip growers and Casey Sr. can remember picking tulips in Holland — the region of the Netherlands where tulips are grown — in clogs," Marini said ...

Since 2019, PerspectAbility has ordered tulips straight from the Netherlands for each season. While the farm offers a vibrant display of nature, Jensen said its mission extends beyond that.

Barb Iverson, owner of the farm, gave a warm welcome to the U.S. postal officials who had traveled to Woodburn for the big reveal. “It is an extreme honor to have a tulip stamp released by the ...

Since 2019, they’ve ordered tulips straight from the Netherlands every season and planted 100,000 tulips at their farm, but Jensen says these tulips are just a vehicle for something more.

A new farm called Skagit Acres is set to open in 2025. It’s a sister property of the renowned Tulip Town and will span about three acres in size.

This year the farm is introducing a new attraction: a traditional Dutch windmill. Walking through the rows of blooming tulips on this 300-acre farm is like being enveloped in a kaleidoscope of ...