Flowering Dogwood and the Transition into Peonies
Historical seasonal newsletter
Explore an archived dogwood crop report with spring lilac, three-foot spirea and peonies expected roughly ten days before Mother’s Day.
From the original crop report
Patrick described a particularly good flowering-dogwood crop and lilac shipping in that period. He noted that dogwood crops varied and some years were especially strong.
Details from the farm
The email expected peonies about ten days before Mother’s Day, in burgundy, pinks, lavender and white. Popcorn and snowball viburnum and bearded iris were next in the sequence.
Seasonal context
Three-foot flowering spirea and tested peach blossoms also appeared. These observations describe that spring rather than guaranteeing a repeat of its harvest or transit dates.
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Original article title: Flowering Dogwood Branches.
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.