Black Walnut Chuppah and a Snowberry Harvest
Historical seasonal newsletter
Explore a historical chuppah newsletter with a substantial snowberry harvest, honey-bee pollination, hydrangeas and custom alder poles.
From the original crop report
The original page is titled Black Walnut Chuppah, while its introduction discusses pink and green-to-white snowberries. Patrick credits recently added beehives with improving pollination and berry coverage.
Details from the farm
The source records snowberry packing of eight bunches per quarter box, fifteen per half and thirty per full box. It also shows a ten-foot chuppah decorated by Santa Barbara Style.
Seasonal context
The newsletter announced hand-stripped dogwood and late hydrangeas gathered around the Northwest after the farm fields finished. Those are historical conditions and packs, not current inventory.
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Original article title: Black Walnut Chuppah.
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.