White Tulip Magnolia and Winter Branch Grades
Winter / Chinese New Year
White tulip magnolia was featured in a Chinese New Year branch program alongside forsythia, quince and pussy willow. The article also preserved useful examples of historical branch grading.
White magnolia in a mixed program
The newsletter placed white magnolia beside quince, peach, pussy willow and fantail willow, with pink and white Pieris listed for a later period. An Oregon Coast elk photograph connected the crop report with the farm’s surroundings.
How forsythia was graded
The source lists forsythia tips at 30–36 inches with 8–10 stems per bunch, medium at 48–60 inches with 6–7, tall at 60–72 inches with 3–4, and extra-tall at 72 inches or more with 2–3. It described ten bunches per bundle. These are historical grades, not a current packing commitment.
White quince comparison
The article lists white quince tips at 18 inches with 4–5 stems per bunch, medium at 30–36 inches with 3–4, and tall at 48–60 inches with 2–3, again ten bunches per bundle. Confirm today’s sizes and packs when building an order.
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Tulip magnolia ↗Double quince ↗Forsythia ↗Flowering branch receiving & care guide ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: White Tulip Magnolia Blooming Branches.
Web archive created January 20, 2023. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
An exact email send date could not be verified. The seasonal label reflects the source material.