Latest flower report

Bloom calendar

March – early April
Early in the season, early blooming varieties such as crocuses, daffodils, hyacinths and early small tulips are in bloom. You can find the indoor flower shows and activities during this period here.

Early April – early May
Later in the season, the later species bloom, including larger tulips, daffodils, muscari, fittalaria and late-flowering hyacinths. You can find the indoor flower shows and activities during this period here.

Early May – mid-May
At the end of the season, the last late-flowering tulips, irises and alliums are in bloom. The other flowerbeds are finished blooming by then, but our gardeners maintain the park at its best. The meter-high trees, rhododendrons and azaleas will add color to the park then. You can find the indoor flower shows and activities during this time here.

Based on decades of experience, we have created a detailed bloom calendar. Please note that flowering depends on weather conditions, so the actual bloom status may differ from our estimates below. During our opening season, we update the current bloom status twice a week on our website with fresh photos. Check our website regularly to stay up to date with the latest blooms!

Flower report 9 May 2025

This week, rhododendrons and azaleas steal the show at Keukenhof. These large shrubs, sometimes several metres tall, give the park the timeless charm of a historic castle garden. The trees are lush with fresh green leaves. The final flower beds with tulips, fritillaries and alliums are still in bloom. In the shady Berkenbos the flower beds are particularly vibrant. In other parts of the park our gardeners are replanting flowers to ensure visitors continue to enjoy the colourful displays. The flower fields surrounding Keukenhof have been chopped.

The photo’s below were taken between May 6 an 9.

Flower report 2 May 2025

The final flower beds with late-blooming tulips, daffodils, fritillarias, and alliums are now in bloom.
Especially the borders around the pond and in the beukenbos add vibrant colour to the park. However, it’s clear that the end of spring is approaching. Several flowers have already finished blooming and have been chopped. Our gardeners are maintaining the park with great care and are even adding new flowers in certain areas.
Keukenhof shines in a different way now: the trees are in full leaf, the rhododendrons and azaleas are blooming abundantly, and the pond and water features bring calm and beauty to the landscape. Keukenhof is a place to enjoy, relax, and be amazed.

The surrounding flower fields have now been chopped.

The photo’s below were taken on May 2nd.

Flower report 29 April 2025

Temperatures are rising and spring is slowly turning into summer. You can see it clearly in Keukenhof. The trees are in full leaf and birds are singing. As the mid-season flowers have finished blooming, the late bloomers now take center stage. Alliums and late tulips add vibrant colours to the park. The azaleas are at their peak and the rhododendrons create walls of blossoms. Although spring is coming to an end, there is still plenty to see in Keukenhof!

The photo’s below were taken on April 29th.

Flower report 25 April 2025

At this point in the season, Keukenhof changes every day. The blossoms on the trees are slowly giving way to fresh green leaves, and the first mid-season flowers are being deadheaded. Still, there is plenty in bloom throughout the park. Late-blooming varieties now take centre stage and provide the famous explosion of colour Keukenhof is known for.

This natural transition keeps the flower park a unique and vibrant experience for visitors. The coming week is an excellent time to visit Keukenhof and enjoy the beauty of spring in full effect.

The photo’s below were taken on April 25th.

Flower report 22 April 2025

Spring is in full swing and Keukenhof is in bloom. The mid-season flowers are at their peak, and the late bloomers are starting to open. Large tulips and double daffodils appear alongside their smaller varieties. Alliums and fritillaries rise proudly above the flower beds. The park looks like one big field bouquet.
Among all this colourful variety, you’ll also find well-structured beds planted with just one type of tulip or daffodil. Do you prefer playful or precise? At Keukenhof, you’ll see: with flowers, anything is possible.

The photo’s below were taken on April 22nd.

Flower report 18 April 2025

Colour, colour and more colour! Keukenhof is bursting with blooming tulips and daffodils. Stunning combinations of hyacinths, primulas, anemones and tulips make you feel like you’re walking through a giant bouquet. Tall alliums rise above the flower beds, adding a playful touch to the colourful landscape – this is exactly what Keukenhof is all about.
This weekend is sold out, but tickets are still available for next week. So plan your visit to Keukenhof now and experience the full beauty of Dutch spring flowers.

The photo’s below were taken on April 18th.

Flower report 15 April 2025

The park is simply stunning! Colourful tulips stand tall in the flower beds. Hyacinths fill the air with their signature fragrance, joined by daffodils and graceful fritillarias. Our iconic blue river of muscari flows abundantly through the park. The early bloomers have made way for larger tulips and daffodils. Keukenhof bursts with colour!

The photo’s below were taken on April 14th.

Flower report 11 April 2025

Keukenhof is bursting with color! We’re in the heart of the blooming season – the perfect time to see spring flowers like tulips, daffodils, fritillaria, muscari, and hyacinths in full bloom.

The vibrant flower mosaic and the beds around the pond are real eye-catchers. Looking for peace and quiet? The so-called ‘berkenbos’ offers serene flower beds in classic shapes. Visit Keukenhof now to experience the magic of spring flowers in bloom!

The photo’s below were taken on April 11th.

Flower report 8 April 2025

Keukenhof is bursting with colour! The flower beds are filled with tulips, hyacinths and daffodils, beautifully complemented by fritillarias. New this year is the stunning yellow river of tulips and daffodils, winding its way through the park. While the iconic blue river of muscari is still on its way, the yellow counterpart is already stealing the show.

The early bloomers are gradually making way for larger tulip and daffodil varieties, adding even more depth and vibrancy to the floral display. Whether you’re a flower enthusiast or looking for an unforgettable spring day out, Keukenhof is the perfect destination to experience the best of Dutch spring flowers!

The photo’s below were taken on April 7th.

Flower report 4 April 2025

Tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils are in bloom, creating a perfect mix of early and emerging mid-season flowers alongside anemones and scilla. Fritillarias, also known as Crown Imperials, rise majestically above the flower beds. The early cherry blossoms are still in full bloom!

The photos below were taken on April 3, 2025.

Flower report 1 April 2025

It’s spring in Keukenhof! The early tulips are in full bloom and the park is filled with the delightful scents of hyacinths. Scillas, anemones, and chionodoxa add an extra touch of beauty to the flower beds. The early cherry blossoms are still in full bloom.

The following photos are taken March 31th.

Flower report 28 March 2025

The higher temperatures of recent days have transformed the park. Last week the focus was on crocuses and daffodils, now early tulips and hyacinths are blooming. Scillas, anemones, and chionodoxa add a playful touch to the flowerbeds. Early prunus trees are in full blossom. Keukenhof is looking absolutely stunning!

The following photos are taken March 29th.

Flower report 25 March 2025

Flower report 18 March 2025