Spirea Flowering Branches and Early-Season Opening
Early spring
Spirea is an early-season specialty cut that changes quickly as spring advances. The farm’s archived observations help explain why the receiving stage matters.
Early-season forcing observations
The source describes developing spirea buds in a room for about 48–60 hours early in the season. Another note in the newsletter refers to a warm room and roughly 48 hours. These are observations from that crop, not a guaranteed timetable for every shipment.
Later cuts can be further along
Patrick noted that spirea progresses faster later in the season and may already be blooming near the end. Ask what stage is being shipped and allow the plan to reflect the actual material rather than applying the early-season estimate to every cut.
Spring stems around spirea
The newsletter featured pink and white cherry and dark and lavender magnolias, with hellebores among its Easter specialty cuts. Use the current list to confirm the week’s selection, and discuss any event deadline with the farm before ordering.
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Original article title: Spirea Specialty Cut Flowers Wholesale.
Web archive created December 10, 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.