Developing Blueberry Branches as Specialty Cuts
Newsletter dated May 28, 2020
Discover the farm’s development of blueberry branches for floral use, with archived notes on early-season size and companions such as ninebark and mock orange.
A novelty branch crop
Patrick describes developing blueberry branches over several years as a distinctive, lasting cut for the floral trade. The article’s photographs focus on fruiting branches rather than blueberry flowers.
Size changes through the season
The embedded email notes smaller product at the beginning of the season. It records 15-bunch half boxes and 30-bunch full boxes for that crop; those historical packs need confirmation before a new order.
Late-spring companions
Flowering ninebark in dark Diablo and Autumn forms, Spring Lace viburnum, mock orange and white and pink cherry appeared alongside the blueberries. The newsletter also records the disruptions of the 2020 pandemic and an ended peony promotion.
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Original article title: 5.28.20 Blueberry Branches as specialty cut flowers.
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.