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A family-owned farm on the outskirts of Ardmore is drawing flower pickers each spring, thanks in part to a tulip field started by a college senior.
Barrett Allen, an agriculture student at Oklahoma State University and co-owner of Dogwood Blooms, said the idea to plant a tulip field came to him about three years ago.
"My family has always been in agriculture but this was my way to come back to the farm," Allen said.
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