Mary Milton Pink Snowball Viburnum: Peach-Pink Spring Stems
Newsletter dated April 25, 2019
Pink snowball viburnum, identified as Mary Milton in this April 2019 feature, brought peach-pink flower clusters to the farm’s mid-spring cut-flower program.
Harvesting while relatively tight
The grower stated that stems were cut relatively tight because they lasted longer that way. The desired arrival stage should therefore be part of planning an event order, along with color and stem size.
A relation to other viburnum forms
The feature compared pink snowballs with popcorn viburnum and green snowballs. Those names describe different forms and seasonal appearances rather than interchangeable colors of one identical product.
Let current photographs guide color
The historical collection included pink and near-white heads. Ask which stage is being cut now if a particular peach-pink effect is central to the design.
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Specialty cut flowers ↗Wholesale ordering & shipping ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: 4.25.19 Pink Snowball Viburnum Mary Milton Viburnum Specialty Cut Flowers.
Web archive created February 1, 2020. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
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