Burgundy Antique Hydrangeas: The Fall Color Transition
Newsletter dated September 30, 2022
As the hydrangea crop ages through fall, jewel tones can deepen toward burgundy. This September farm update documents that change in large antique flower heads.
From jewel tones toward burgundy
The original article described a transition in the farm’s aging hydrangea crop from jewel-toned antique colors into burgundy shades. Rich color and large heads were the focus. The resulting palette follows the season and the variety, so a photograph is an example rather than an exact color promise.
The rest of the September harvest
The accompanying newsletter featured hops with only a short season remaining, ninebark, red dogwood, snowberries, gloriosa lilies and green oak. This mix shows the meeting point between late-summer flowers and autumn branch materials.
A harvest and a pumpkin crop
A farm photograph introduced preparations for the following weekend’s pumpkin patch and a strong pumpkin harvest. Those event and stock references belong to 2022. For new flower orders, ask about today’s antique color range and choose quantities from the current availability.
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Antique hydrangeas ↗Hydrangeas ↗Wholesale ordering & shipping ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: 9.30.22 Burgundy Antique Hydrangea.
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.