On May 31, the city of Holland and the Holland In Bloom Committee are hosting the annual Tulip Dig. Starting at 9 a.m., those ...

After the crowds disperse post-Tulip Time each year, residents are given a unique opportunity to bring a piece of the ...

Born too early to see flying cars, born too late to see dinosaurs but born just in time to check out these awesome events coming to West Michigan this weekend.

On May 31, the city of Holland and the Holland In Bloom Committee are hosting the annual Tulip Dig. Starting at 9 a.m., those ...

The event, hosted by Holland in Bloom, allows residents to dig up tulip bulbs to plant in their own gardens at home. There are designated locations for digging. Participation is $10 per five ...

Starting at 9 a.m., those who want some tulip bulbs can dig some up at Centennial Park, Window on the Waterfront Park or Windmill Island Gardens. Tulip Time Festival celebrates record attendance ...

OFFICIALS SAY THAT ALL THOSE TULIPS NEED TO BE REMOVED SO THAT SUMMER FLOWERS CAN BE PLANTED. SO WHATEVER YOU’RE DIGGING UP, YOU WILL GET TO KEEP. ORGANIZERS ARE JUST ASKING FOR PEOPLE TO PLEASE ...

Tulips need full sun to develop strong blooms. “If they’re planted in too much shade, they may grow leaves but not bloom,” ...

Nearly 650,000 tulip bulbs shipped from the Netherlands to Holland ... Following the Tulip Time festival, residents can dig up and replant the inspected tulips in their own gardens, extending ...

You’ll never be disappointed with this approach.” Squirrels and deer are known for digging up tulip bulbs, which is why you might not see tulips bloom. “Use a bulb cage, or plant tulips near ...