Dutch tulip farmers spread positive message with their flowers

The beautiful Dutch tulip fields now lie empty without the admiration of thousands of travellers. But this has not conquered the morale of the farmers, who are now crafting positive messages for the world amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dutch farmers shared pictures of their stunning flower beds with supportive messages on social media. The farmers have shut their farms for this year, complying with the rules of social distancing in a world dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. The farmers have shared beautiful pictures of their tulip fields with messages such as, See You Next Year. Another farmer spelled out, Stay Strong in his fields. A great way to cheer up people in lockdown with tulips spelling out positive messages!

According to reports, the farmers have created these beautiful messages for people who are now unable to travel all the way to check out these beauties.

The Dutch tulip fields are extremely popular around the world, and numerous people visit them each year. For example, last year, more than 1.5 million people visited the Keukenhof Garden, which is the largest in the Netherlands.

The tulips were originally cultivated in the Ottman Empire, or Turkey as we know it. They were brought into Holland in the 16th century. Today, Holland is one of the leading destinations to see these beautiful flowers. But unfortunately, that is not going to happen this year.

Until now, Netherlands has 40770 cases of the Coronavirus, with 5082 deaths in total.