FRIYAY THE 13TH!
2013 Vintage Library Release and 30% Bottle Sale!

No reason to fear Friday the 13th when there's wine on sale! From Friday, March 13 - Sunday, March 15, we're offering an exclusive library release of our 2013 Reserve Pinot Noir and putting it on sale along with our limited-production 2013 Estate Pinot Noir.

All bottles of these two 2013 varietals will be on sale in the tasting room this weekend at a 30% discount! No minimum purchase required. The tasting room is open from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Come celebrate our favorite day of the year with us! We are offering $1 pie slices all day as well as $3.14 off all 9" pies baked or frozen. These are deals you definitely don't want to miss out on! We can't wait to see you!

FRIYAY THE 13TH!
2013 Vintage Library Release and 30% Bottle Sale!

No reason to fear Friday the 13th when there's wine on sale! From Friday, March 13 - Sunday, March 15, we're offering an exclusive library release of our 2013 Reserve Pinot Noir and putting it on sale along with our limited-production 2013 Estate Pinot Noir.

All bottles of these two 2013 varietals will be on sale in the tasting room this weekend at a 30% discount! No minimum purchase required. The tasting room is open from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Covers growing, harvesting and making good use of popular herbs for cooking. Ellen loves to cook as well as grow plants, and this lets her talk about two of her favorite things. Recipes included. No charge, please call 503-393-2131 ext. 2 to register.

FRIYAY THE 13TH!
2013 Vintage Library Release and 30% Bottle Sale!

No reason to fear Friday the 13th when there's wine on sale! From Friday, March 13 - Sunday, March 15, we're offering an exclusive library release of our 2013 Reserve Pinot Noir and putting it on sale along with our limited-production 2013 Estate Pinot Noir.

All bottles of these two 2013 varietals will be on sale in the tasting room this weekend at a 30% discount! No minimum purchase required. The tasting room is open from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Let’s celebrate together the soul-warming comfort food of the Irish isle as we brush up our culinary techniques together in The Kitchen. We will undo terrible tales of bad lamb and show you how to marinate and roast a succulent leg of lamb to perfection. Update bland colcannon with flavorful sweet potatoes and crunchy kale. To end the evening we’ll lace two Irish favorites, Stout and Irish Cream, into sweet treats. We will braise, saute and caramelize our way towards new traditions at a St. Patrick’s Day feast. Slainte!

Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu~Irish soda bread~roasted leg of lamb with rosemary and garlic~sweet potato Colcannon with kale~chocolate stout cake with Irish cream gelato

Take a trip to Greek shores as we explore the cuisine of this region Meze style! From making cheese filled savory hand pies, to learning how to make tender octopus and fresh flatbread, you’ll feel like you can master the foods of the Greek Isles at home. We will finish everything off with a traditional hot Greek turnover fried to golden perfection and topped with clover honey and savory pistachios.

Class culminates in a family style meal around our beautiful barn-wood tables.

On the menu… cheese & spinach hand pies ~ fennel, artichoke & broad bean salad ~ Greek style grilled octopus ~ tzatziki with fresh pita ~ traditional diples with honey and pistachios

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

The 30th annual Tree School Clackamas on Saturday, March 21 is almost here!

The day will feature 74 classes covering key topics to support the successful management of small woodlands.

Registration opens at 10am on Tuesday, January 28.

More information can be found on the Tree School page at bit.ly/Clacktree  

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

Come celebrate Spring at TMK Creamery with a delicous TMK root beer float!🍻
Enjoy a cajun menu complete with TMK Creamery products👍

Calling all bakers and consumers of fine treats! Do you covet those cute, little French macarons that seem to have endless possibilities of colors and flavors? Do you day dream about possible uses for luster dust? Does your mind spin with ideas of how to create these little works of art at home, but are afraid that Mary Barry will scowl in dismay? Well, have no fear! We are here to help. You’ll learn how to make the perfect meringue, a versatile buttercream frosting and the best use of chocolate ganache. You will be beam with pride over your little masterpieces as you gobble them up with glee!

Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu…Citrus macarons with berry buttercream~ pistachio macaron with chocolate ganache

Celebrate the season and local bounty at our annual Spring Jubilee on March 21st & 22nd at the Estate in Turner, Oregon.

Enjoy a wine flight of our latest releases, including our 2019 Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir, in the Estate Tasting Room and a reserved seated tasting in the Barrel Cellar for a special wine flight paired with local artisan cheeses from Cabot Creamery.

The cost to attend is $20, or $10 for Wine Club, Owners and their guests. Admission includes a tasting flight in the Estate Tasting Room and a Cellar Pass good for a scheduled Seated Tasting in the Barrel Cellar.

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

Celebrate the season and local bounty at our annual Spring Jubilee on March 21st & 22nd at the Estate in Turner, Oregon.

Enjoy a wine flight of our latest releases, including our 2019 Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir, in the Estate Tasting Room and a reserved seated tasting in the Barrel Cellar for a special wine flight paired with local artisan cheeses from Cabot Creamery.

The cost to attend is $20, or $10 for Wine Club, Owners and their guests. Admission includes a tasting flight in the Estate Tasting Room and a Cellar Pass good for a scheduled Seated Tasting in the Barrel Cellar.

Come celebrate the coming of Spring and Sparkling Wines while we release our Sparkling Cider as well! Complimentary tasting flight (including all THREE sparkling), light snacks, and deals on wine.

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

Ladies, get ready for a delightful evening planned just for you! French Prairie Gardens invites you and your friends to our 9th annual Ladies Only! Spring Plant Show & Tell! March 26, 2020

This FREE evening includes:

- Creating Gorgeous Flower Baskets with Ryan & Judy of Gardentime!*
- See what’s new at FPG in our Spring Plant Show & Tell
Enjoy tasty bites & drinks, including local Oregon Craft Brews & Cider
- Guests can participate in a special raffle with gifts.
- All ladies are welcome (21+) and admission is free. The first fifty ladies that successfully complete our Scavenger Hunt will receive Goodie Bags! Come see what we have this year, from gourmet foods, whimsical home and garden décor and gift items, to new flower and plant varieties!

RSVP and receive a 20% coupon to use that evening - by clicking this link TODAY!! https://fpgardens.com/rsvp-for-ladies-night/

Schedule of the Evening:
3-3:30 PM: Goodie Bags Scavenger Hunt
3:30-5:30 PM: Spring Plant Show & Tell with our Landscape
Designer Katey Meza & a Create Your Own Flower Baskets Tutorial with our mix master Karren. Planting help provided by: Judy & Ryan from Garden Time!
5:30-6:30 PM: All About the Succulents - Chat by Ryan with Little Prince of Oregon

Raffle will be drawn throughout the evening, our
largest raffle item will be drawn at 6:30pm!

*Costs for Create your Own Basket if you choose to plant one.  

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

Many people have a cast iron pan but aren’t sure how to make the best use of it. Learn why it makes a difference to use cast iron in certain applications. From entree through dessert, you’ll discover new favorite go-to recipes that are simply better out of a hot cast iron pan. We’ll teach you the cold-pan method of searing chicken thighs for extremely crispy skin; saffron-scented rice cooked upside down in a pan; buzz together a richly spiced red sauce that will pop against fresh green asparagus, and we’ll show you how easy it is to make homemade biscuits for hot cobbler!

Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu~crispy chicken thighs with harissa~tahdig (saffron rice)~charred asparagus with muhummara~ mixed berry cobbler.

From our family to yours, we invite you to experience the beauty we enjoy in the heart of the Willamette Valley. Our tulips will be beginning to bloom around March 20th, 2020!

The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970’s we bought a few acres of bulbs from him. By the early 1980’s we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Bulb Company which had a name change to Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in 2001.

Now we open our fields for an entire month, the end of March the first week of May. We have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends for all members of the family.

Visit our Field Report to find daily updates of the tulip’s color before your visit! https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/field-report/

Purchase tickets through our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/catalog/tickets/tulip-fest/. Our season passes will be on sale for $40 until March 1st!

Reach out to us to plan your perfect trip to our festival. We recommend visiting in mid-April, as that is when we can predict the most color. We also recommend you visit us mid-week, right as we open, or before we close to avoid crowds and traffic.

For other common questions, email us at office@woodenshoe.com or visit our website https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Photo taken by Daniel Stockwell from our 2017 photo contest.  

Do you want to learn how to make a delicious stock, savory, braised pork belly, pickled mushrooms, easy and delightfully bouncy noodles from scratch? Come join us as we fill our bowls! We’ll also cover the traditional cantonese shumai stuffed with pork and shiitake mushrooms. Yum! The evening culminates in a delicious family style meal around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu … fresh ramen noodles in broth ~ braised pork belly ~ pickled mushrooms ~ pork & shiitake shumai ~ toasted coconut caramel ice cream sundaes