Jewel-Toned Antique Hydrangeas from Our Oregon Coast Farm
Late summer & fall
See how antique hydrangeas develop green, blue, burgundy and lavender tones, with ideas from an archived family-farm flower update.
Color that develops on the plant
Antique hydrangeas mature into layered tones of green, blue, burgundy and lavender. The original article emphasized this gradual color development and the scale of the flower heads. The mix makes antique hydrangeas useful as a focal flower in arrangements and event work.
Fresh and dried design possibilities
The article described antique hydrangeas for fresh arrangements and for drying. Color and harvest stage affect the look; photographs show examples rather than an exact color specification. Ask the farm which stage suits your intended use.
The newsletter’s flower mix
The embedded email brought together Limelight, jewel antique and other hydrangeas with blackberries, viburnum berries and montbretia pods. Nina also shared a wedding-morning memory of cutting lavender to tuck into ribbons and napkins at the reception tables.
Plan your hydrangea palette
Start with the antique hydrangea guide, then check today’s list for available varieties and packs. Include your desired color balance, quantities and event date when requesting an order so our team can confirm the closest harvest match.
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Antique hydrangeas ↗Hydrangeas ↗Wholesale ordering & shipping ↗About this archived newsletter
Original article title: World Famous Antique Hydrangea.
Web archive created December 17, 2024. 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.