Pieris Japonica: White & Pink Bell-Shaped Spring Flowers
Newsletter dated March 9, 2022
Pieris japonica, also called Andromeda, was the subject of this March 2022 flower update. Its small, bell-shaped flowers supplied a different scale and texture from the farm’s larger cherry and magnolia branches.
White, pink, and seasonal timing
The original article described white and pink Pieris and noted that its program commonly began about a week after Valentine’s Day. This is historical seasonal guidance; weather and the current harvest determine any year’s actual start.
Part of a broader spring branch program
The attached newsletter pictured Pieris alongside salmon quince, white quince, pussy willow, forsythia, cherry, and tulip magnolia. Pink cherry was noted as slower to open than white cherry early in that season.
Farm work beyond the flower fields
The newsletter also documented stamped-concrete work in front of the Big Barn wedding venue. Those photographs are part of the farm’s history, while this article’s buying focus remains the Pieris flowers and their seasonal context.
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Original article title: 3.09.22 Pieris japonica White and Pink Delicate Flowers.
Web archive created December 11, 2022. 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.