A "spectacular" tulip garden with over 750,000 flowers is set to return to Hatton this year.

Tulleys Tulip Garden has made its Warwickshire debut in 2025 with around half a million tulips at the spectacular site.

Returning for 2026, the tourist attraction promises to be even bigger.

Tulleys is running two other tulip festivals, in West Sussex and Hertfordshire.

"Rather than a single moment of peak bloom, Tulleys signature planting style ensures waves of colour throughout the season," the company said.

"Early, mid and late-flowering tulips bloom in succession, meaning no two visits are ever the same.

"Guests can wander through vibrant fields, follow scenic pathways, discover striking floral installations and enjoy thoughtfully designed photo spots that have made the festivals a favourite with photographers and content creators year after year."

Tickets will go on sale again soon (image by Nub News)

The next batch of tickets will go on sale on January 23 after the first phase have already sold out.

Estimated opening dates are April 1 to May 3 but will depend on the flower's bloom time.

Stuart Beare, owner of Tulleys Farm, said: "Our tulip festivals have become a real highlight of the spring calendar.

"Seeing people reconnect with nature, enjoy the outdoors and make special memories is what it's all about.

"Each site has its own character, but they all share that same sense of joy, colour and escape that people now associate with Tulleys."

To find out more or book tickets, visit here.

Tulleys Tulip festival came to Warwickshire for the first time last year (images via Nadia Sayed)