The tulips grown in Skagit Valley do not bloom according to a precise calendar and schedule predetermined by humans. Instead, the tulips bloom according to Mother Nature — their schedule depends on the weather, particularly the weather in late winter/early spring. The tulips and daffodils only bloom once a year. Many thanks to Alaska USA Federal Credit Union for sponsoring these updates.

We will publish photos here showing the current status of the tulips and daffodils grown here in Skagit Valley — Washington Bulb Company, Inc./RoozenGaarde plants the tulip and daffodil fields and the garden RoozenGaarde, Tulip Town plants the field and displays at Tulip Town, Garden Rosalyn plants the displays at its site on Jungquist Rd. and our newest tulip venue, Tulip Valley Farms plants the tulips at its site on Bradshaw Rd. and its site Tulip Valley Garden on Pulver Rd.

As of May 26, 2023 the tulips are done blooming!

RoozenGaarde is open year-round to visitors (no, there aren’t always tulips blooming).

This photo shows spent tulip blossoms used by Mount Vernon High School students to make mosaics on the front lawn of the high school. It was taken by the Skagit Valley Herald.

For more information on what is grown in the fields grown by RoozenGaarde, go to www.tulips.com/bloommap. Check back here for updates as we have more information. Thanks for being tulip fans!