Specimen Flocked Branches for Winter Floral Displays
Newsletter dated November 17, 2022
The November 17, 2022 newsletter focused on flocked specialty branches. It explains why the farm selects specimen shapes with substantial horizontal branching for a winter effect.
The shape beneath the flock
The original article emphasizes branches with many horizontal offshoots. Their structure is part of the finished appearance, helping a flocked branch contribute both line and a snowy surface to a winter arrangement.
Natural materials in the same newsletter
Extra-tall ilex, red oak, hemlock with cones, red dogwood, viburnum berries and mossy branches accompanied the specialty offering. Dried lunaria was described as uncleaned at that time. These are historical product conditions, not the present list.
Late-season hydrangea context
The email explained that remaining hydrangeas were being sold as antique assortments rather than exact colors. It identified double lavender that had developed burgundy tones and antique Pistachio among the late-season varieties. Confirm current color choices and finishes with the farm.
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Christmas specialties ↗Antique hydrangeas ↗Wholesale ordering & shipping ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: 11.17.22 Specialty Flocked Branches.
Web archive created December 23, 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.