Cut your own tulips at Dewberry Farm

A farm in the Triad, near Winston Salem and Greensboro, plants 100,000 tulip bulbs every year, as well as other spring flowers, in anticipation of visitors from all over North Carolina.

Dewberry Farm is at 2585 Dewberry Farm Lane, Kernersville. It’s around an hour and a half drive from Raleigh, and less for those in Durham, Orange County and Chatham County. It’s well worth the drive if you love flowers — especially tulips.

Springtime on the Farm starts March 21, 2024, although it will depend on the weather.

Visitors can come to see all the tulips, and cut their own. Tulip season is expect to last until early or mid April.

Hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for children on weekdays. Weekend admission is $13 for adults and that includes three tulips. Children’s tickets are $5 and that doesn’t include any tulips.

Tulips $1.25 each. Tulip and bulb $1.75 each. Buckets $2.25 and cups $1.25 each, if you need something to put your tulips in.

You can purchase tickets on their website when tickets go on sale.

Follow them on Instagram and Facebook for updates.

Follow them on Instagram and Facebook for updates.

In addition to their Springtime on the Farm event, they’ll be hosting a Mother’s Day Tea, with snapdragons, tulip peonies, a small amount of peonies, roses, anemones, ranunculus and other spring bulbs.

And in the summer they invite visitors to the farm once more to cut sunflowers, zinnias and dahlias.

You will be impressed by the tulip fields at Dewberry Farm, and it will be worth the drive, but you can also cut your own flowers at Firefly Farm, a wonderful, small, family-owned farm in Hillsborough. Check their website to see when spring flower season begins.

Also, check out our list of U-pick Farms in the Triangle. This list includes opportunities to pick fruits, vegetables and flowers. And our list of farmers’ markets in the Triangle is also a great resource for anyone looking for fresh produce and flowers.

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