New Jersey has 8 million tulips that visitors can view and pick. Timed-entry tickets are slated to be available in early April on hollandridgefarms.com, but it depends on when the flowers will bloom.

The opening of the Dutch Dream Windmill is a milestone in the Holland Ridge Farm’s efforts to create an iconic, family-friendly destination to experience Dutch heritage. It also features traditional ...

At the farm’s dig days in late May, visitors can bring home as many tulip bulbs as they can carry for the cost of entry. The farms are changed over for sunflowers during the summer and new tulip ...

Walking through the rows of blooming tulips on this ... this will be one of New Jersey’s newest icons,” he said, adding that it will be "one of the most breathtaking view in the whole state ...

But they are planting much more than tulips here. In the late afternoon, you may see folks seeding the fields ... Illuminating a new way to fall in love with tulips — experiencing them after ...

Connecticut and New Jersey. The origins of the tulip can be traced to Asia, and believed to be first cultivated in the 10th century in Persia (modern-day Iran). However, it wasn’t until the 16th ...

Walking through the rows of blooming tulips on this ... this will be one of New Jersey’s newest icons,” he said, adding that it will be "one of the most breathtaking view in the whole state ...

People visit Holland Ridge Farms with tulip fields planted on over 50 acres.

Rachel Chang is a travel and pop culture journalist who contributes to Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and more.