Newsletter dated July 30, 2018
Hydrangea Ranch’s Summer Weddings: A 2018 Farm Story
The farm’s summer newsletter described ten weddings scheduled at Hydrangea Ranch.
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Newsletter dated July 30, 2018
The farm’s summer newsletter described ten weddings scheduled at Hydrangea Ranch.
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The original article described hop vines available from late August into early October.
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Lavender hydrangeas and summer weddings shared this July farm mailing.
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Blueberry branches appeared with green and purple fresh lunaria pods in this early-summer archive.
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Ornamental blueberries joined fresh white peonies and hydrangeas in this June mailing.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated May 30, 2018
Spring Lace viburnum offered a different branching form in this spring program.
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Coral Charm peonies featured alongside white and pink peony selections in this spring archive.
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This archive explains how greenhouse production supported early peony harvests for Mother’s Day.
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The farm identified its pink snowball selection as Mary Milton.
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Popcorn viburnum flowered in the same seasonal window as green and white snowballs in this archive.
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This April archive explains that cherry opening speed changes with harvest stage and time of year.
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The mossy-branch selection included Grandma’s Apple Tree branches, vine maple and chartreuse mossy material.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated April 3, 2018
Shed antlers were sold by weight for floral arrangements in this April archive.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated March 25, 2018
Pink and green flowering dogwood were the focus of this spring archive.
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The original mailing described two spirea sizes for Easter and limited short-season specialties to existing branch customers.
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Double pink cherry was offered as tips, medium and tall branches in this March archive.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated March 12, 2018
The farm’s Prunus program brought prolific hot-pink flowers from mid-February into March.
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The source describes a chuppah built from four upright posts and four crosspieces with natural mortise-and-tenon joints.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated February 22, 2018
The farm sold Pieris japonica in bloom rather than only as tight buds.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated February 12, 2018
White tulip magnolia was introduced alongside pink-lavender and yellow selections in this February archive.
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White cherry was shipped with swollen buds in this February branch update.
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Eighteen-foot hop vines featured with blueberries, gloriosa, ninebark and hydrangeas in this archived summer mix.
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This archived mood-moss feature recorded a tray format and Oregon Coast harvesting context, with flowering branches and family notes in the embedded email.
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The original double-red-quince article described thornless stems whose early-forced flowers were pinker, deepening toward red later in the branch season.
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