Contorted Chestnut as a Fresh or Dried Specimen Branch
Newsletter dated March 6, 2020
Explore contorted chestnut’s curly form as fresh or dried floral material, with historical four-foot grades and a timber-frame barn update from the farm.
A curled deciduous form
The source describes contorted chestnut as a specialty deciduous branch used as a specimen in floral arrangements. Patrick places fresh sales in early January and February, with dried material available as supply permits.
Historical grades
The embedded newsletter featured four-foot chestnut branches in bundles of ten or twenty. These help explain the original product scale; current length, freshness and pack sizes require confirmation.
A barn takes shape
The same email recorded construction of a full-dimensional modified post-and-beam timber-frame barn intended for a kitchen and recreation or events. Pink and white cherry and several magnolia colors accompanied the farm-building update.
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Original article title: 3.06.20 Contorted Chestnut.
Web archive created January 1, 2021. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
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