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Veldheer Tulip Gardens
12755 Quincy St.
Holland,
MI
49424
United States
Regions: Central
Phone: (616) 399-1900
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Description
Vern Veldheer in 1950 started a hobby farm with 100 red tulips & 300 white tulips, today Veldheer’s plants over 5 million tulips for you to walk through and enjoy. Perennials and flowers are brought in from around the world for you to buy and plant in your gardens. Our philosophy is that each client and their yard are important. Quality is the number one reason in choosing Veldheer's plants for your yard. Veldheer’s staff are here to help you make the right choices for flowers and plants so your garden can be better than Martha’s.
We encourage you to plan a visit to our spring gardens during the last week in April until the middle of May. When you visit our farm not only will you see five million tulips in bloom, but 50,000 daffodils, 10,000 hyacinths and 20,000 crocus all providing a continuous parade of color for the garden enthusiast.
Come back in the summer and see our ten acre landscaped perennial garden, open from June 1st to mid October. Here we plant thousands of Dutch lilies, daylilies, peonies and other rare perennials amid a setting of windmills, drawbridges and canals.
We encourage you to plan a visit to our spring gardens during the last week in April until the middle of May. When you visit our farm not only will you see five million tulips in bloom, but 50,000 daffodils, 10,000 hyacinths and 20,000 crocus all providing a continuous parade of color for the garden enthusiast.
Come back in the summer and see our ten acre landscaped perennial garden, open from June 1st to mid October. Here we plant thousands of Dutch lilies, daylilies, peonies and other rare perennials amid a setting of windmills, drawbridges and canals.
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