White Cherry Branches: Single Blooms and Double Forms
Newsletter dated March 11, 2019
White cherry was a focus of this March 2019 branch program, with single flowers predominant and double-white forms beginning in limited production.
Know which flower form you need
The introduction distinguished single white cherry from double-white branches. Those are different visual effects, so ask for a specific form if the flower fullness matters to a display.
Staging improves the view after arrival
The farm showed white cherry about five days after shipping with proper staging. Pink cherry quality was described as improving toward natural bloom time. Those observations illustrate timing rather than guarantee an exact five-day result.
The end of a branch window
The archived list noted that only tall quince remained and double quince was nearing the end of its season. It demonstrates why current availability matters even within a spring program.
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Cherry blossoms ↗Flowering branch receiving & care guide ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: 3.11.19 White Cherry Branches and White Blossoms 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.
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