Blueberry Branches for Floral Texture
Late spring / early summer
Blueberry branches bring green berries and a branching silhouette to floral work. This archive looks at their use as a specialty cut alongside a late-spring palette of peonies, mock orange and flowering ninebark.
Green berries as a design ingredient
The blueberry crop in this newsletter was shown with green fruit. The berries contribute a different scale and texture from a large peony or a round viburnum head, making the branches useful in a mixed bouquet or an open centerpiece.
Companions in the original harvest
White peonies, mock orange, flowering ninebark and Spring Lace viburnum appeared in the same newsletter. White and pink cherry were described as being in their natural bloom season. These pairings record a particular harvest, rather than a promise that every item will overlap each year.
A farm milestone
The newsletter also recorded the family’s purchase of a nearby golf course with partners and the early work of establishing The Mook. Patrick described carving the logo into a hillside and planting wildflowers there—a glimpse of the family’s growing connection between flowers, gardens and community spaces.
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Original article title: Blueberry Branches Specialty Cut.
Web archive created December 13, 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.