A farm in the Triad, near Winston Salem and Greensboro, plants 100,000 tulip bulbs every year, as well as other spring flowers, in anticipation of visitors from all over North Carolina.
Dewberry Farm is at 2585 Dewberry Farm Lane, Kernersville. It’s around an hour and a half drive from the center of Charlotte, and less for those along the I-85 corridor to the north of Charlotte. It’s well worth the drive if you love flowers — especially tulips.
Dewberry Farm plants 55 varieties of tulips.
U-Pick Tulip Festival will start on March 22, 2025.
Visitors can come to see all the tulips, and cut their own. Tulip season will last until around April 5.
Hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Admission is $13 for adults and that includes three tulips. Children’s tickets are $5 and that doesn’t include any tulips.
Tulips $1.25 each. They are not selling tulip bulbs in the field, but you can pre-order bulbs for a fall pick-up. You can also order dahlia tubers and gladiolus bulbs.
You can purchase tickets on their website.
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You will be impressed by the tulip fields at Dewberry Farm, and it will be worth the drive, but there are also other cut-your-own flower opportunities closer to Charlotte, including at McLawland Farms (in Charlotte), and Howard Family Farm in Harmony (Iredell County.)
Also, check out our list of U-pick Farms near Charlotte. This list includes opportunities to pick fruits, vegetables and flowers. And our list of farmers’ markets in the Charlotte area is also a great resource for anyone looking for fresh produce and flowers.
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