Closed for the Season
See exactly what's blooming at TASC Gardens this week before you drive out. Fresh photos, real status, updated by our team on the ground.
Last updated: May 7, 2026 at 9:00 AM
These photos were taken this week by our team at the farm. Check back often — we swap them out as the season moves.
Each week at TASC Gardens has its own character. Here's what to expect from the first buds through the final blooms.
Early varieties open first. The fields are filling in with the longest-lasting tulips of the season.
The full show. All fields open at once, with the most colour, the most varieties, and the fullest photos.
Fringed, parrot, and double-bloom tulips steal the show. These are the rarest varieties in the field.
The last wave of late varieties closes out the season. Softer pastels, unique shapes, and quieter fields.
A little planning goes a long way at the farm. Here's what regulars tell us makes the biggest difference.
Soft morning light, smaller crowds, and the best conditions for picking and photos. Weekday mornings are especially quiet.
The farm is a working field. Expect mud after rain and uneven ground. Closed-toe shoes and layers win every time.
Bloom status changes fast. Text "TASC" to +1 289-302-6318 for real-time updates straight to your phone.
Even when the fields are resting, our team is working. Here's a look at what goes into next year's bloom.
We monitor soil temperature, rainfall, and frost patterns all year. These signals tell us when the first buds will push through.
Pathways are refreshed, photo zones are planned, and soil is turned and amended. Every row is prepped for a stronger, brighter season.
Bulbs settle in through winter. Roots form, shoots emerge, and the first signs of next spring's blooms start taking shape underground.
Each year we add fresh tulip mixes and specialty varieties. Expect new colours, shapes, and textures in the fields next season.
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