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Village Landscapes

5.0 (2 reviews)

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Village Landscapes does amazing work. They go out of their way to make sure the job is done well and on time.

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Timbuk Farms - $1 per stem, we found some beauties

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Recently visited the Timbuk Farms Tulip Festival and checked out their newly opened Greenhouse and…read morestore. The tulip "festival" was really pretty but I wouldn't use the word festival to describe it. It's a good sized portion of the field, set up with quite a few photo Ops. There's also a section of activities for kids - not entirely sure it's worth the $7 entry fee but it was pretty. The greenhouse had a really nice selection of succulents, herbs, indoor/outdoor plants and decor. I would definitely go back, but not sure I'd pay the fee for the tulip festival again.

It's YE Gurl, here for the flowers and the life lessons in bloom…read more Timbuk Farms Tulip Festival Granville, OH 4/27/2025 After hearing the buzz (and spotting a few too many pastel-clad photo dumps on Instagram), I finally made my way to Timbuk Farms' Tulip Festival--and it did slightly disappoint. Think of it as Ohio's most photogenic meeting of the minds: aspiring influencers, local families, plant-loving aunties, and at least one goat that clearly thinks it's in charge. The farm setup is charmingly chaotic in the best way: hay towers, bouncy castles, cardboard cut-outs, and a lineup of goats ready to be hand-fed at 50 cents a handful. Rows upon rows of tulips in full bloom awaited us, $1 a stem. It's part aesthetic, part strategy--because yes, the seasoned grannies will coach you on the art of pulling bulbs with stems intact. (Pro tip: look for those slightly opened blooms if you want better replanting success.) We caught the tail end of the season, so while I wasn't dressed like a walking Pinterest board, I got the full experience. Dirt under my nails, sun on my face, and a haul of 18 vibrant tulips for $19.31. The wait to check out was a little steamy--sun beating down, line inching slowly--but it gave me a chance to eavesdrop on gardening tips and admire a dog wearing flower crowns. There are also food trucks and coffee carts if you need a break, and plenty of plants and bulbs for sale if you're looking to extend your floral moment beyond the bouquet. Just a heads-up: parking is gravel-based, bumper-to-bumper, and you'll probably end up next to a pickup truck with a decal that reads "I only stop for tulips." Welcome to the Midwest. Would I go back? Absolutely--only next time I'm dressing for the photo ops and the heat.

Village Landscapes - landscaping - Updated October 2026

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