Christmas Specialty Branches: A Winter Farm Archive
Newsletter dated December 18, 2022
This Christmas archive brings together specialty branches and a candid farm update about flooding. The original post title carries December 18, 2022; the embedded email has a 2023 copyright, so its send timestamp remains unverified.
Holiday finishes and natural structure
The newsletter described crystallized branches as white-painted stems with opaline flakes. Flocked pine, specimen noble fir boughs with or without flock, twig snowmen and colored flocked noble fir trees expanded the winter offering.
Berries, branches and forest texture
Red ilex appeared in tips, medium, tall and extra-tall grades. Red oak, mossy branches, red and coral dogwood, alder poles, forest droppings, mood moss, curly willow and contorted chestnut were also featured. These record the historical assortment, not current inventory.
The farm after flooding
Patrick described evacuating cows to higher ground, mud and cleanup across the farm, and the loss of an older pet cow during the stress of the event. The original email also included a photograph of Nina with a snowman and a family picture from earlier years.
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Christmas specialties ↗Forest & natural materials ↗Wholesale ordering & shipping ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: 12.18.22 Christmas Specialty Branches.
Web archive created December 9, 2023. 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.