Budded Magnolia: Mauve, White and Yellow Branch Forms
January–winter
This archived magnolia note compared mauve, white and yellow budded branches, while darker magnolia trees were still growing toward a future harvest.
The original grower note
From the archived post: We have a great supply of tulip magnolia right now. This is what your will look like after about a week.
More from that farm newsletter
These are historical observations and announcements from the original email: Forsythia is still available. We’re out of tall at the moment but harvesting more and will have more available soon.
Spider roots are new. We have large (about 2 pounds each) and small (about 1 pound each). Minimum order is 3.
It has been real cold this winter so all the animals have had to get used to living with each other to stay warm.
Peach is the only pink blooming branch we have available right now.
We are stripping the leaves off of our Red Dogwood Branches. They are now available.
Alder poles are our native birch. We offer poles in custom lengths/diameters. 8′ poles is our standard cut.
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Tulip magnolia ↗Flowering branch receiving & care guide ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: Budded tulip magnolia.
Web archive created January 30, 2018. 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.