Dried Lunaria: Silver-Dollar Stems for Fall & Winter
Newsletter dated October 6, 2022
Lunaria’s silver-dollar seedpods make it a distinctive dried material for fall and winter floral work. This archive explains an important cleaned-versus-uncleaned distinction.
The silver-dollar flower
The farm’s October article described dried lunaria as a fall-to-winter offering. Its coinlike pods give the plant its familiar silver-dollar name. The source gallery also connected the dried stems with photographs of the living crop in bloom.
Know the finish being ordered
In the accompanying 2022 mailing, the farm had not yet had time to clean that harvest and was selling uncleaned lunaria only. This distinction affects the finished appearance and preparation work. Ask whether a current offer is cleaned or uncleaned rather than assuming every dried-lunaria listing has the same finish.
A moment in the farm’s development
The newsletter recorded completion of the Big Barn and the rock-wall/pizza-oven area beside its dance floor. Antique hydrangeas, hops, ninebark and snowberries accompanied that farm update. Old availability statements and the remaining hop-season window applied to the original mailing only.
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Original article title: 10.06.22 Dried Lunaria Silver Dollar Flower.
Web archive created December 18, 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.