Events

Blooming Woods Tulip Festival
Celebrate spring among thousands of blooming tulips at our family-run flower farm in Malta, Ohio.
Walk the rows, pick your own fresh tulips, enjoy peaceful countryside views, and soak in all the color spring has to offer. Whether you’re planning a family outing, a girls’ day, or a quiet stroll through the flowers, our Tulip Festival is designed to be relaxed, joyful, and welcoming.
Featured This Year: The Rainbow Tulip Bed
A full spectrum of tulips planted in a flowing gradient from red through violet. It’s one of our favorite spots for photos and rainbow bouquets — pick one stem from each color for the ultimate spring arrangement.
What to Expect:
• U-Pick tulips (priced by the stem or bouquet)
• Pre-wrapped grab-and-go bouquets
• The Rainbow Tulip Bed
• Photo-friendly flower rows
• Kid-friendly picking areas
• Fresh air & wide open space
Casual photography welcome.
Bloom timing and availability are weather dependent.
Dates & hours will be updated weekly as blooms progress — follow the event so you don’t miss peak color!

Bulb Digging Day 2026 — TBA

$5 a bag — and we provide the bag!
Come dig your own tulip bulbs and take home a little piece of spring. Perfect for gardeners, DIYers, and flower lovers.

See you at the farm!

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Disclaimer: bulbs need energy for the next season and they get that by the leaves recharging the bulb. When cut flower farmers, like myself, cut the flower we do not reuse the bulb. Sometimes it can take 1-2 seasons for your spent bulbs to produce a flower again if the leaves have been cut off before charging the bulb again. There can also be some bulbs that may never produce a flower again. I haven't tested this out personally, but this is what experts say and I also have had tulips emerge from my compost pile unexpectedly. Bulb digging day is a fun activity to do with family, friends or yourself just to see "what if" or do I have the patience to wait 2 years for the flower to emerge again. Happy digging!