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2. Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival opens for 2024 season Friday in ...

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   Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm's Tulip Festival tours. Wine tour: A one-hour guided riding tour through the tulip farm and vineyard with a full wine tasting and snack box. Available on the weekends at 11 ...

3. 'Popular' tulip field's Wicked fame delights fans - AOL

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   Iona Thomas, 30, from Suffolk managed to visit the field in 2023. "Before I went to see the film, I saw that the tulip field's Instagram posted they had been keeping a secret and they had been ...

4. At the Fun Farm Tulip Fest, I saw the differences that make ...

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   The Fun Farm Tulip Fest is open to the public until April 28 or until the tulips are gone, but that’s not the end. The Fun Farm has three more seasons: KC Berry Fest, U-Pick Apple season and the ...

5. Flower parade - Wikipedia

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   The Tulip Festival is held every spring and started in 1954 in Silvan, Victoria a town in Australia. [18] This tourist attraction showcases more than 120 varieties of tulips on a 55-acre farm [citation needed] in the Dandenong Ranges. [18] The farms and festival were founded by Dutch immigrants Cees and Johanna Tesselaar when they arrived in 1939.

6. Tulip festival - Wikipedia

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   Each year, this traditional Albany event greets spring with thousands of tulips blooming in a myriad of colors and varieties. Thousands from across the Capital District and beyond come to Tulip Fest each May to celebrate Albany’s rich Dutch heritage. The Festival of Spring at Burnside Farms in Nokesville, Virginia, includes over 200 types of ...

7. San Antonio Botanical Garden - Wikipedia

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   The site of the master plan was a former limestone quarry and waterworks area owned by the city. Voters approved $265,000 in bonds in 1970, which was the catalyst for funding the new gardens. Ground was broken for the new facilities on July 21, 1976, and the San Antonio Botanical Gardens officially opened to the public on May 3, 1980.