My wife & I had a wonderful visit here the on Wednesday, April 22. Marie the owner is very sweet,…read morefriendly, humorous, and informative. There's even a very brave squirrel, Doug. She takes peanuts out of your hands which Marie hands out to visitors. We purchased candles and other goodies which we really loved. The prices for the treats, into which Marie puts her heart, are very reasonable. Trust me, the treats in Hawaii cost way more, and they are made with factory machines. We even bought a large cookie from a batch that Marie baked that morning. The cookie was really good. We ate the cookie, fudge, and caramels before we reached Deception Pass Bridge (we are visitors from Hawaii). Mahalo so much Marie!!!

This place used to have a storefront in Langley proper and now is a half mile or so out of Langley…read moreon a farm. The property is cute and beautifully maintained - the owner specializes in dark flowers and is extremely knowledgeable. I am not a gardener but my wife and my mother are and they loved looking at all the plants and bought a few. There's four goats! You can feed them peanut shells, which they love. It was adorable. And there is a super cute shop with lots of local things for sale. Fudge, flowers, soaps, cards, all sorts of gift things. Definitely worth a visit!

If you're looking for a truly special spring experience in the Pacific Northwest, Tulip Valley…read moreFarms is it. This gem of a family-run farm exceeded every expectation and left us not wanting to leave. One of the unexpected highlights was Farmer Andrew's Tulip Talk -- I honestly don't know why this isn't front and center in every piece of marketing, because it was absolutely wonderful. Andrew is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, and his talk gave our visit so much more depth and meaning. Don't skip it! The u-pick experience was pure joy. We each got to hand-select 10 stems straight from the fields, wandering through row after row of stunning colors and varieties. The farm is beautifully laid out with so many gorgeous spots to sit, slow down, and just soak in the views of the tulips against the backdrop of the Cascades. We never felt rushed -- it truly felt like they wanted you to linger and enjoy every moment. The mini Highland cows are absolutely adorable and a total delight, especially for kids. The food vendors on site were a lovely bonus -- great options for both a meal and a snack, so you can easily make a full half-day of it. What also stood out was how relaxed the atmosphere felt. It wasn't overly crowded, and the whole vibe was welcoming and unhurried. You can tell this family pours real heart into everything they do. Tulip Valley Farms is the kind of place that reminds you to slow down and appreciate something beautiful. We'll be back every spring!

I cannot recommend Tulip Valley Farms enough!!! 1. It's a…read moreu-pick tulip farm, which elevates the tulip valley experience. 2. They have highland cows. I repeat you can pet and engage with fluffy adorable cows! Named Pepper, Pumpkin and Sugar. 3. The owners and all staff are incredible and kind. They will let you talk about tulips and baby animals. 4. They offer night events. 5. The farm is dog friendly This was my second year in a row visiting at the start of tulip season. I spent so much time wondering the field I missed the coffee truck. Joe shared his personal coffee supply with me and would not accept money. Seriously made an already amazing day even more incredible. They also have a front field for photo ops, and many u-pick fields Andrew and Holly do an incredible job caring for the farm and Holly makes beautiful jewelry available for purchase. This year they added a store with shirts, stickers and stuffed baby cows! Truly my favorite farm and I highly recommend you visit now!!!!

We had a very nice and knowledgeable young lady who helped us pick out a "White Dogwood tree"…read more It was the end of the season last year and the tree is growing great. It was reasonably priced ! We definately will go there to this nursery again and will recommend it to our friends! Kathy L.

We love this nursery, and use them for virtually all of our plant and seed buying during growing…read moreseason. Our second home is on Camano Island, and this nursery is super convenient and always beautifully stocked with gorgeous plants and loads of fun garden accents. Customer service is friendly and very efficient! Prices are also very reasonable -- important these days when prices for plants, etc. can be so steep at some of the other nearby locations.

We were lucky enough to find Fruitful Farm open on their last day of the season, and found a…read morebeautiful "red, white & blue" hanging basket to bring home just in time for July 4th festivities. I've passed this lovely spot a few times on our travels, but this is the first time we've stopped. The baskets here are simply GORGEOUS! And there's something for every price range (the one we picked was $20 after their very generous discount). They also sell non-hanging planters and other greenery. Definitely worth a stop if you're heading to (or from) Darrington!

We come here every year. The selection of flowers is incredible! They have the most gorgeous…read morehanging flower baskets, vegetable and herb starts and so much more. The quality of the plants you get are so much better than anything I can find local and they grow so well in my garden. We gladly make the 1 hr drive to visit this beautiful nursery at least once a year.

It is such a lovely, inviting spot. The food is fresh and delicious. The gardens are a visual…read moredelight. So many gorgeous items in the store that have you wishing you had deep pockets and entertaining spaces. You can sit inside or al fresco.

Another beautiful destination, on Whidbey Island, on the Langley side. It's a great place to wander…read moreand relax. Take in all the fresh air, buzz around, like.the bees or meditate near a water fountain. They also have a gift shop and a cafe, with delicious housemade eats! They customer service, in this whole place is so kind and sweet, you'll love everything!

This was one of the highlights of our trips! Our daughter loves alpacas and the owner spent over an…read morehour with us letting her meet them. We loved learning about these adorable animals and getting to have such a wonderful day! It also was very easy to make an appointment, we just emailed in advance and scheduled a time - there wasn't a fee but we would have gladly paid one, but we just bought some goodies from the shop instead. Such a gem!

We loved stopping by here, totally by chance. The alpacas are super cute, even in the rain, and the…read morestore is filled with cute items for sale. Speaking of for sale, three of the alpacas were available and it was hard to leave without them.

This place is a heaven of beautiful smells and contrast for the eyes !!! Love…read more So nice the staff was

Went on a search for trees! had many selections but some of them didn't look very healthy. heard…read moregood things about this place, but got there and was a little disappointed.

This was my first time visiting the RoozenGaarde Tulip Festival, and by the time we left, I was…read morealready saying, "We need to come back next year." I've seen photos of the tulip fields before, but nothing prepared me for seeing them in person. The colors seem to go on forever, and there are so many different varieties of tulips. Everywhere you look feels like a postcard. Honestly, the pictures I took don't even come close to capturing how beautiful it is. A little tip for anyone visiting: wear garden boots or rain boots if there's been recent rain. The parking area is gravel, and some spots can get pretty muddy. Thankfully, there are plenty of porta-potties near the entrance before you head into the farm. The staff were so friendly and helped direct everyone where to go. As you walk toward the fields, you get a little preview of the tulips ahead, and I remember thinking, "Wow, this is beautiful." Then we got into the actual fields and realized that was just the beginning. There were so many great spots for photos. On the day we visited, the sky had those big fluffy white clouds, and the colorful fields reminded me of the Teletubbies landscape my son used to watch when he was little. It felt almost surreal. I also loved that this is clearly a family farm. There was food, a gift shop, and even a catalog where you can order bulbs to grow some of these beautiful flowers at home. The whole area has that small-town, community feel that just makes you slow down and enjoy where you are. Knowing that your visit helps support a local family farm makes it even better. And the mountain backdrop behind the tulip fields? Absolutely incredible. Every time I thought I'd found the prettiest view, I'd turn around and find another one. If you're thinking about going, do it. Just be sure to stay on the paths and help protect the flowers for everyone else. This was one of those places that left me smiling the whole drive home.

The Tulip Festival was such a great experience overall and absolutely worth the trip! Yes, it was…read morebusy but honestly, what do you expect at a popular spring event? The crowd comes with the territory. What really stood out was how well-organized everything was. Staff were actively directing traffic for parking and foot traffic which made the arrival process surprisingly smooth given the turnout. It's clear the organizers put thought into the logistics. The flower variety was truly awesome! Sooo many stunning colors and blooms that you just don't see every day. If you're a photography lover then this place is a dream. Every corner was practically begging to be photographed. They did have concessions on-site, which was convenient but my one suggestion would be to bring in a couple of food carts or local vendors to mix things up. The options were pretty basic. Think hotdogs and the usual staples. A little more variety in the food department would really elevate the whole experience. Minor food note aside, it was a fantastic visit and a perfect way to spend a spring day.