Birch Bark Tubes and Antique Hydrangea Packing
Historical seasonal newsletter
Explore a birch-bark-tube archive whose main article explains antique hydrangeas, large flower heads and the farm’s mixed summer crop program.
From the original crop report
The original title names birch bark tubes, but the main article describes jewel-toned antique hydrangeas grown on the Oregon Coast. Their large heads meant fewer bunches fit than regular hydrangeas.
Details from the farm
The source records five-stem bunches and roughly six to seven bunches per quarter box, fourteen per half and twenty-eight to thirty per full box. These are old packing examples, not current capacities.
Seasonal context
The embedded list also includes hops, gloriosa and callas. A family note pictured the parents’ Alaska fishing trip, including a large halibut. The original tube title is retained without inventing tube details.
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Original article title: Birch Bark Tubes.
Web archive created January 8, 2014. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
An exact email send date could not be verified. The seasonal label reflects the source material.