White Tulip Magnolia Joins the Color Program
Newsletter dated February 12, 2018
White tulip magnolia was introduced alongside pink-lavender and yellow selections in this February archive. Very dark-purple magnolia was then described as a future addition, not a crop already ready to ship.
Product and growing context
White tulip magnolia was introduced alongside pink-lavender and yellow selections in this February archive. Very dark-purple magnolia was then described as a future addition, not a crop already ready to ship.
From the original farm mailing
The original mailing recorded these observations: “We now offer pink/lavender, white, and yellow tulip magnolia trees and will soon be offering black tulip magnolia trees (more like very dark purple). We have identified magnolia blossoms as a favorite flowering branch and we want to be a supplier of many colors of magnolia flowers. So we are glad to announce that we now have white magnolia available.” “Blooming Pieris japonica, Double Quince, Peach, Forsythia, Tulip Magnolia, & Pussy Willow” “Yellow magnolia branches are now available. Black (deep dark purple) will be available in a couple of years.” “White cherry is now ready. We are shipping swollen buds that will open quickly at your end.”
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Original article title: White Tulip Magnolia Flowering Branches 2.12.18.
Web archive created March 2, 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.