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February
Yellow wild forsythia brings height and branching character to late-winter floral displays. This archive explores extra-tall grades alongside standard lengths.
Read the story ↗January
This early-season branch feature brings together yellow forsythia, double quince, tulip magnolia, and pussy willow for Lunar New Year planning.
Read the story ↗December
Fresh noble fir, flocked branches, handmade fir stars, and specimen magnolia brought fragrance, texture, and structure to this archived December feature.
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Red oak branches, curly willow, magnolia foliage, and autumn forsythia foliage formed the palette of this November planning feature.
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This October archive focuses on woodland texture: naturally moss-covered branches, red dogwood sticks, curly willow, and green oak for seasonal floral work.
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Viburnum and hypericum berries, nandina, and antique hydrangeas formed a layered late-season palette in this archived wholesale flower update.
Read the story ↗September
An archived September selection of snowberries, montbretia pods, nandina, and antique hydrangeas shows the transition from summer flowers to autumn texture.
Read the story ↗August
Late-summer hydrangeas offer a range of forms, from jewel-toned antique heads to the conical flower panicles of Pee Gee and Limelight.
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This July-themed archive combines draping hop vines, colorful hydrangeas, and gloriosa lilies for summer event and wholesale flower planning.
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Oregon moss and structural branches anchor this June-themed feature, with sheet moss, mood moss, forest droppings, flowering ninebark, and willow.
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Snowball viburnum, Spring Lace viburnum, and flowering dogwood illustrate the late-spring overlap between flowering branches and specialty cut flowers.
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Double pink, double white, and single white cherry branches give florists several spring silhouettes, with hellebores and spirea as seasonal companions.
Read the story ↗Winter–Spring
Tulip magnolia provides interest in both bud and flower. This archive explores lavender, dark purple, yellow, and white branches and their seasonal sequence.
Read the story ↗Early spring
Explore double quince, single-form salmon quince, and white quince from an archived early-season branch feature for wholesale floral buyers.
Read the story ↗January–April
This archived program preview outlines the sequence from early forsythia and pussy willow to magnolia, cherry, and later orchard flowering branches.
Read the story ↗February
This historical Lunar New Year feature brings together forsythia, double quince, tulip magnolia, and pussy willow for late-winter wholesale displays.
Read the story ↗Winter
An archived branch feature pairs colorful quince with yellow forsythia and preserves the farm's early-season planning notes for wholesale buyers.
Read the story ↗Email sent December 19, 2024
A historical preview of the farm's 2025 flowering branches, including winter quince and forsythia, February cherry, and later magnolia and dogwood.
Read the story ↗Autumn–Winter
This archived Christmas feature introduces high-elevation noble fir trees, natural and flocked display options, and the farm's seasonal woodland collection.
Read the story ↗Autumn
A historical introduction to Hydrangea Ranch's timber-frame barn, pavilion, and flower-farm setting in Tillamook, with memories from the farm newsletter.
Read the story ↗Summer–Autumn
Ornamental grasses bring movement, texture, and height to floral work. This archive explores plume and foliage ideas from an Oregon Coastal Flowers email.
Read the story ↗Late summer & fall
Explore twisted curly willow, natural forest materials and green moss, with a look back at the late-season hydrangeas and foliage in this farm newsletter.
Read the story ↗Late summer & fall
Compare birch poles, alder poles, mossy branches and green moss for woodland displays, wedding structures and textured floral installations.
Read the story ↗Summer & fall
Build texture and shape with green oak, ninebark, forsythia foliage, grasses and manzanita from the Oregon Coastal Flowers newsletter archive.
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