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A Central Texas farm is opening for its spring season with far fewer tulips than expected after a stretch of severe weather damaged this year's crop.
The Robinson Family Farm said a dry season combined with high winds and a hard freeze in January led to an unexpected tulip crop failure — leaving just one row of blooms.
"It's dry. It's wilted. And it's not going to make," Helen Robinson said.
Read more at: KWTX10
