Snowmound Spirea, Angelica & New Specialty Cuts
Newsletter dated May 22, 2012
TheMay 2012 spirea newsletter introduced angelica, Spring Lace viburnum, catmint, lamb’s ear, dusty miller, rye grain and green wheat.
Snowmound spirea in the spring list
The feature presented Snowmound spirea beside peonies and snowball viburnum. The old catalogue also listed cherry, hot-pink prunus, pussy willow, and other branches, recording a spring transition between flowering branches and softer cut flowers.
Introducing less familiar stem textures
Angelica’s large branching umbels received a specific description in the email. Catmint, Spring Lace viburnum, lamb’s ear, dusty miller, rye grain, and green wheat formed the new-specialty list, broadening what buyers could combine with traditional blooms.
A historical introduction, not current supply
The feature’s original “new” language and prices referred to 2012. Ask the farm which spirea or alternative specialty stems are offered now and how their maturity fits your display date.
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Original article title: Snowmound Spirea, Angelica & New Specialty Cuts.
Web archive created January 8, 2014. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
The recorded date comes from the original title or dated newsletter content; the exact email send time has not been independently confirmed.