Texas-Tulips allows guests to frolic through the tulip fields while they pick their own tulips to take home.
Guests can choose between many tulip options such as Roman Empire, Spring Break, Happy Generation, Abba, and Black Hero.
The types of tulips vary throughout the season, and Texas-Tulip officials said they have around 100 variations of tulips to choose from. There is a general admission price of $5 and each stem you pick is $2.50, according to their website.Texas-Tulips is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. For more information, you can
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