Pieris Japonica: White and Pink Late-Winter Flowering Stems
Newsletter dated February 20, 2019
White and pink pieris, also called andromeda in the article, brought a different flower form to this February 2019 late-winter branch collection.
Weather can reset a harvest
The original newsletter reported that a freeze had damaged a week’s pieris crop and shifted availability. It is a specific historical example of why seasonal timing should be reconfirmed before ordering.
Part of a mixed branch program
White and pink cherry, prunus, forsythia, pussy willow, magnolia and quince appeared alongside pieris. The article differentiated earlier cherry cuts from later, naturally timed flowering.
Family and coastal photographs
Monika, Nina and Brownie in the garden, an older calla-lily image and Cape Meares Lighthouse added personal context to the crop report. These are archived scenes rather than current crop photographs.
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Original article title: 2.20.19 Pieris japonica late winter early flowering gem cut flowers.
Web archive created January 31, 2020. 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.