Those who happen to be biking, walking, or driving by a Twin Cities home will have something to look forward to over the next few weeks. The Tulip House, which can be found in Minneapolis, has new owners, but it sounds like they’ve at least kept the spring surprises coming.
Tulips & Spring Time
The flowers add a splash of color to what can be a dreary landscape, and give us some hope that things have changed for the better.
Various Midwestern communities celebrate spring in different ways; there’s even one town in Iowa (Pella) that goes all out to celebrate tulips. One of the best signs that spring is officially here is when tulips emerge from the cold ground. It’s a fun thing to see, even if the flowers are temporary, as they generally last 1-3 weeks.
Tulip House In Minneapolis
Last year, the owner of the Tulip House in Minneapolis passed away, leaving the fate of what has become a rite of spring to new owners. According to Taylor Jo Hildreth on Facebook, the new owners have continued the tradition of planting hundreds of tulip bulbs in the fall, allowing for a vibrant spring surprise a few weeks from now.
A Minnesota Spring Tradition will be returning this April under new owners (Share to your story to spread the word)
@jenniferplourdeart from the team who sold the property confirmed that new tulips were in fact PLANTED by the new owners before it got too cold last fall. Comment is pinned in the original post.…