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February–winter
The farm’s Valentine’s branch collection included quince, peach, magnolia, pussy willow and forsythia, with cherry dependent on the season’s timing.
Read the story ↗Winter feature
Spider wood, spider roots and azalea roots were presented as natural sculptural pieces for floral work with air plants or orchids in this archived feature.
Read the story ↗Winter feature
This archived feature introduced natural wood slabs in different diameters and thicknesses, connecting wood plates and display surfaces with floral design.
Read the story ↗Winter; forest materials
Forest droppings combined mosses, lichens, bark and other floor textures in one tray, described alongside fresh mood moss in this archived grower feature.
Read the story ↗November–early spring
Red twig dogwood was the focus of this winter archive, which also noted yellow, pink, orange and flame-colored forms within the farm’s branch range.
Read the story ↗Winter–spring
Salmon quince and newer double-flowered quince formed an early-season focus in this archived farm update about Chinese New Year branch planning.
Read the story ↗Winter feature
Spider wood roots brought individual shape and branching to this archived material feature, originally offered by weight for floral and display applications.
Read the story ↗January–winter
This archived magnolia note compared mauve, white and yellow budded branches, while darker magnolia trees were still growing toward a future harvest.
Read the story ↗January–winter
Twisted rattan entered the farm’s offering with naturally curving stems in this winter newsletter, providing a different line from straight woody branches.
Read the story ↗January–winter
Peach blossoms were featured for Valentine’s Day and Chinese New Year in an archived winter collection alongside forsythia, quince and pussy willow.
Read the story ↗January–winter
A forsythia feature recorded different stem counts for tips, medium and tall bunches, explaining how branch scale affected the historical wholesale packs.
Read the story ↗Farm history
This family-farm story thanked customers for their support, shared family photographs and connected the people behind the business with a winter branch update.
Read the story ↗Winter–spring
The farm’s 2017 program preview explained staging branches before bloom and working with customers on ship dates and receiving conditions for an event.
Read the story ↗Christmas
Gold and silver glitter finishes brought sparkle to selected natural branches in this archived holiday feature from the Oregon Coast flower farm.
Read the story ↗Fall–winter
Natural birch branches and birch poles offered contrasting scales in this archived fall-and-winter branch feature, alongside holiday greens and flocked forms.
Read the story ↗Christmas
Cone-bearing hemlock and spruce were highlighted as specialty Christmas greens in this archived newsletter with red ilex and natural winter branches.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 29, 2018
Salmon quince was described as light pink, almost white, when forced early.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 20, 2018
Double-flowering quince joined the farm’s winter branch program in red, orange and pink.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 12, 2018
The source describes peach as one of the farm’s earliest pink flowering branches, generally beginning around mid-January.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 7, 2018
This archive emphasizes early planning for forsythia and quince around Chinese New Year.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 1, 2018
The preview brought together quince, forsythia, magnolia, peach, cherry, plum, apricot, Prunus and dogwood.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated December 17, 2017
Colored dogwood sticks and budded tulip magnolia shared this winter branch list.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated December 12, 2017
The farm’s flocked Christmas program began with selected specimen branches.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated November 7, 2017
Red winterberry ilex appeared with Winter Flame dogwood and tulip magnolia in this holiday archive.
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