THE POST SIGNAL – A Dutch boy rides his bicycle down the road to his family’s tulip farm, his blond hair neatly combed over to one side. His mother, father, grandmother, sister and aunt wait for him, surrounded by bright pink tulips laid out in rows throughout their field.

This isn’t a scene from a postcard, though it could be. This is a scene from the Koeman family’s tulip farm, located outside of Pilot Point.

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TEXAS AGRICULTURE DAILY NEWS – Texas now has its first tulip field right outside of Denton in Pilot Point. Pieter and Petra Koeman, who are originally from the Netherlands, have brought a piece of their home to Texas by opening Texas-Tulips.

The rich soil and spring weather make Pilot Point an ideal location for the Koeman’s tulip field, according to WFAA. The flowers, which they planted in December, are in full bloom through late April.

Admission to Texas-Tulips is free and open until April 20. It’s a great scene for budding photographers. The flowers also can be picked, but the cost is $2.50 per tulip.

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DENTONRC.COM – Spring is usually when North Texans begin searching for bluebonnet fields appearing alongside busy state highways.

But this year, another field of flowers is challenging the dominance of the state flower. It’s a European floral paradise offered right in the heart of North Texas — rows upon rows of yellow, white and pink tulips blossoming east of Pilot Point.

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CUPCAKESTOCOUNTRY – Tulips in Texas? Yes! Lots of them thanks to a family that uprooted from their home in Holland to create a new life here in America. Warning: Picture-palooza ahead! There was so much blooming beauty that my husband and I clicked away on our March 22nd visit.

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