Dried Lunaria and Silver-Dollar Seed Pods
Historical seasonal newsletter
Explore farm-grown dried lunaria, the money plant’s papery pods and the inner layer revealed by cleaning, in a historical late-summer newsletter.
From the original crop report
The source calls lunaria “money plant” and describes papery pods roughly the size of silver dollars. Removing the outer layer exposes a translucent inner layer on the stem.
Details from the farm
Two sizes and quarter- and half-box packing were offered in the original program. The material was presented as a dried product; today’s cleaned or uncleaned options should be confirmed independently.
Seasonal context
Eighteen-foot hops, Pee Gee and antique hydrangeas appeared alongside lunaria. The newsletter also recorded an Ultimook Race with two thousand high-school athletes on the farm.
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Original article title: Dried Lunaria, Silver Dollar.
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.