Spring Lace Viburnum, Flowering Ninebark and Mock Orange
Newsletter dated May 20, 2020
Compare three specialty spring cuts from a May 2020 farm newsletter: Spring Lace viburnum, flowering ninebark and fragrant white mock orange.
Three specialty flower forms
The original article highlights Spring Lace viburnum, flowering ninebark and mock orange as additions to the farm’s specialty-cut offering. Together they supply different forms and textures within a spring palette.
Ninebark variety matters
The embedded newsletter identifies flowering ninebark as Diablo, the darker form, or Autumn. The illustrated stage and foliage color help explain why a buyer should specify variety or appearance when asking about the crop.
A short-lived overlap
The email reported only two days remaining for pink snowball viburnum and described cherry as being at its best. Those are observations from May 2020 and demonstrate why current harvest confirmation matters when pairing several spring crops.
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Original article title: 5.20.20 Specialty Cut Flowers Spring Lace Viburnum, Ninebark, & Mock Orange..
Web archive created January 1, 2021. 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.