Foliage & forest
Newsletter dated October 28, 2017
Birch Branches & a Tillamook Cross-Country Story
Birch branches introduced the fall-and-winter product story while the newsletter shared a Tillamook cross-country anecdote.
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Foliage & forest
Newsletter dated October 23, 2017
Fall Oak Leaves with Dogwood & Mossy Branches
Oak foliage joined red twig dogwood and mossy branches in this autumn archive.
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Foliage & forest
Newsletter dated October 19, 2017
Colored Dogwood Sticks & the Farm’s Cross-Country Team
Red, yellow, pink and orange dogwood sticks featured in this October archive.
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Specialty flowers
Newsletter dated October 11, 2017
Snowberries, Pollinating Bees & a Family Farm Photograph
A close-up photograph of a bee pollinating snowberry flowers accompanied this fall harvest story.
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Newsletter dated September 28, 2017
Red Maple Leaves & the First-Frost Harvest Limit
The farm’s maple foliage program continued into fall until frost affected the crop.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated September 21, 2017
Limelight’s Green, White & Rosy Antique Stages
The source follows Limelight hydrangeas from green bloom through white into pinkish-rose antique color.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated September 18, 2017
Burgundy Antique Hydrangeas as the Crop Ripens
The source places burgundy antique hydrangeas in the September harvest after the flowers have ripened.
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Newsletter dated September 12, 2017
Variegated Porcelain Vine for Fall Wedding Work
Porcelain vine’s variegated leaves distinguished it in this autumn vine program.
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Foliage & forest
Newsletter dated September 5, 2017
Diablo Ninebark & Autumn-Orange Foliage
The farm’s ninebark program included dark Diablo foliage and an autumn-orange selection.
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Foliage & forest
Newsletter dated August 30, 2017
Summer Green Oak & Autumn Orange-Red Leaves
The source contrasts summer green oak foliage with orange-red autumn leaves.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated August 24, 2017
Pistachio Hydrangeas Through Green, Red & Antique Stages
Pistachio hydrangeas were described progressing from green to red-and-green, then red and antique tones.
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Specialty flowers
Newsletter dated August 17, 2017
Montbretia Pods After the Red Lucifer Flowers
Lucifer crocosmia supplied red flowers first and Montbretia pods after the plants went to seed.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated August 14, 2017
Jewel-Tone Antique Hydrangeas in Burgundy, Green & Lavender
This archive describes antique hydrangeas in burgundy, green, red and lavender tones.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated August 10, 2017
Coastal Hydrangea Colors: Fresh Flowers & Antique Tones
Blue, white, purple, lavender, green and antique hydrangeas featured in this summer color overview.
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Newsletter dated August 3, 2017
Green-Fruited Blueberry Branches for Floral Arrangements
Green blueberry fruit and durable foliage were highlighted as floral materials in this August archive.
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Specialty flowers
Newsletter dated July 20, 2017
Lucifer Crocosmia: Buds, Red Flowers, Pods & Leaves
The farm’s Montbretia program used more than one part of the crop: red Lucifer flowers in bud, later pods and sometimes leaves.
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Specialty flowers
Newsletter dated July 13, 2017
Thornless Blackberry Branches & a New Farm Calf
Thornless blackberry branches joined a growing fruiting-branch program in this July archive.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated July 6, 2017
Bright Blue Hydrangeas in the Mild Coastal Climate
The source connects bright-blue hydrangea production with the Oregon Coast’s mild climate.
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Specialty flowers
Newsletter dated July 3, 2017
Gloriosa Lily Vines: Long Stems and Successive Flower Buds
Long gloriosa lily vines supplied multiple buds along each stem in the farm’s July 2017 feature, accompanied by a newborn calf and summer crop update.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated June 29, 2017
Double White Lacecap Hydrangeas: An Early-Summer Farm Note
Double white lacecap hydrangeas led this June 2017 farm newsletter, with green-fruited blueberries, Green Pearl viburnum and the early hydrangea harvest.
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Farm stories
Newsletter dated June 26, 2017
Hydrangea Ranch: Weddings in a Working Flower Landscape
This June 2017 story introduced weddings at Hydrangea Ranch, set among hydrangea fields along the Kilchis River Valley on the Oregon Coast.
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Hydrangeas
Newsletter dated June 14, 2017
Oregon Pride Hydrangeas: Dark Purple Flowers and Black Stems
Dark purple Oregon Pride hydrangeas and black stems featured in this June 2017 grower note about producing fresh cut flowers in a mild coastal climate.
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Newsletter dated June 8, 2017
Blueberry Branches with Green Fruit for the Floral Trade
Green-fruited blueberry branches brought durable berry texture to a June 2017 flower list, with peonies, hydrangeas and a family livestock update.
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Newsletter dated June 3, 2017
Leprechaun-Green Pistachio Hydrangeas from Covered Production
Early greenhouse-grown Pistachio hydrangeas showed bright green color in this June 2017 feature, during a short harvest window before later color stages.
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