A U-Pick Laval, guests can pick their own tulips and wander between rows of the colourful flowers. The site is the first of its kind in Quebec, according to its website. A representative for the farm confirmed to MTL Blog that the U-pick option is coming back this year. Visit MTLBlog for more headlines. There's nothing that says spring more than the sight of tulips poking through the melting snow. Fresh flowers have a way of putting one in a good mood. This spring, right outside Montreal, you can celebrate that spirit among thousands of colourful tulips and even have the chance to create your very own bouquet. U-Pick tulip field, located in Laval, is home to over 500,000 flowers that have all been planted specifically for you to pick. Here, you can escape the dreary winter cityscape and immersive yourself in rows of colour, collecting your favourite bulbs and Instagram shots along the way. Tulipes.ca confirmed to MTL Blog that the U-pick option is returning for the 2020 season but the exact dates of operation still haven't been confirmed. Last year, for context, the site opened in mid-May. Right now, we can at the very least rejoice that the site will be open once again. The farm is the first of its kind in Quebec, according to its website, and certainly the most accessible place from Montreal to enjoy such springtime views. If you become bored with the scenery (unlikely), you can always grab a bite to eat on one of the many picnic tables available. Guests do not need to bring any tools but Tulipes.ca does suggest that you bring your own bucket as your floral arrangement will need water for your commute home. There will also be pre-cut tulips available for purchase on-site, as well as a wrapping station. Unlike the popular lavender fields in Saint-Eustache, your four-legged BFF is not welcome, so be sure you leave your pooch at home. View this post on Instagram I mean who doesn’t like flowers? 🌷 A post shared by Chloé C Z (@chloechamberland) on Jun 24, 2019 at 10:22am PDT Tickets are available at the door only, there's no online sale. Last year, entry cost $8 per person on weekdays and $10 on the weekend. Guests could purchase tulips for $1 each, $10 for 12 or $20 for 30. There's no word yet on 2020 pricing, however. Celebrate the end of winter by filling your home and your heart with flowers. View this post on Instagram better late than never A post shared by Hel. (@thanh.helene) on Oct 24, 2019 at 3:39pm PDT Stay tuned for more information about the 2020 season at the U-pick site in Laval. U-Pick Laval At Tulipes.ca Where: 1270, rue Principale, Laval When: TBD View this post on Instagram It’s been an absolutely crazy past month or two around here and I’m ready for things to go back to normal and get back into the swing of things....and then I realized it was my dude’s last week of school and we’re going to have to adjust to a whole new routine for the summer 😂🤦🏻♀️ Homies, I need help yo! . So I’m wondering, do you send your kids to some sort of summer camp or do they stay home? A post shared by Kris 👋 Food Interior Lifestyle (@kristeenamichelle) on Jun 20, 2018 at 5:59pm PDT Website NOW WATCH 10 Super Fun Things To Do In Montreal This Winter
