Bright Blue Hydrangeas in the Mild Coastal Climate
Newsletter dated July 6, 2017
The source connects bright-blue hydrangea production with the Oregon Coast’s mild climate. A summer newsletter paired those large flower heads with fruiting branches, gloriosa and news of a newborn calf.
Product and growing context
The source connects bright-blue hydrangea production with the Oregon Coast’s mild climate. A summer newsletter paired those large flower heads with fruiting branches, gloriosa and news of a newborn calf.
From the original farm mailing
The original mailing recorded these observations: “We specialize in Big Blue Bright Hydrangea produced on the Oregon Coast. Our mild climate is very good for bright blue hydrangeas. Find out more about our big bright blue hydrangeas here.” “Blueberries, Gloriosa Lilies, Ninebark, Montbretia, All Shades of Hydrangeas” “We had a newborn baby calf on Sunday. Here is a picture of my beautiful wise, the newborn, and it’s Mother looking on.” “We sell Gloriosa Lily on the Vine. 3 stems in a bunch with a minimum of 3-5 flower buds/vine.”
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Original article title: Bright Blue Hydrangeas 7.06.17.
Web archive created February 4, 2018. 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.