Flowering branches
Spring
Bulk Flowering Cherry Branches for Wedding Installations
Compare pink, white and blush cherry branches for wedding flowers, with variety and planning details from an archived wholesale branch update.
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Flowering branches
Winter & spring
Tulip Magnolia Specimen Branches: Lavender, Dark Purple, Yellow & White
Compare tulip magnolia branch colors and review the farm’s archived Chinese New Year and spring planning notes for statement floral displays.
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Winter & spring
Fantail Willow: Flattened Branches for Sculptural Floral Designs
Explore fantail willow’s flattened, ribbon-like stems and the branch combinations featured in an archived Oregon Coastal Flowers seasonal newsletter.
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Flowering branches
Winter–spring
Double Red Quince Branches: Bloom Form and Color After Forcing
Double red quince brings dense red blossoms to winter and early-spring floral designs. The original newsletter compared its prolific, thornless stems with standard.
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Flowering branches
Winter–spring
Extra-Tall Wild Forsythia for Chinese New Year Displays
Extra-tall wild forsythia adds height, bright yellow flowers and irregular branching to Chinese New Year merchandising and large floral installations.
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Flowering branches
Winter–spring
Forsythia for Chinese New Year: Staging Branches for Bloom
Bright yellow forsythia was a focus of the farm’s Chinese New Year branch program, with wild and tall grades selected for strong visual presence.
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Flowering branches
Winter–spring
White Quince and Complementary Chinese New Year Branches
White quince offers a light floral counterpoint to yellow forsythia and richer pink or red flowering branches in winter and early-spring arrangements.
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Christmas
Email sent December 2, 2024
Red Ilex Winterberries for Holiday Floral Design
Red ilex berry branches offer color and line for holiday bouquets, wreaths, and installations. This archive includes size and finish ideas from a past Christmas email.
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Christmas
Email sent November 29, 2024
Spruce & Hemlock Branches with Natural Cones
Cone-bearing Sitka spruce and hemlock branches bring woodland texture to holiday work. Explore archived ideas for wreaths, garlands, and displays.
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Christmas
Email sent November 18, 2024
White Flocked Branches for Winter Displays
Snow-effect white flocked branches add texture to winter centerpieces, wreaths, and installations. This archive distinguishes a holiday finish from natural branches.
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Foliage & forest
Email sent October 28, 2024
Red & Chocolate Oak Leaves for Autumn Arrangements
Red and chocolate-colored oak branches bring depth to autumn palettes. This archive combines foliage ideas with a garden visit from a past farm newsletter.
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Farm stories
Email sent October 28, 2024
From the Archive: OCF Decorative Concrete & Garden Inspiration
A historical look at OCF Decorative Concrete and the garden inspiration shared in a past flower newsletter. This article records an earlier chapter of the business.
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Farm stories
Email sent October 17, 2024
The Mook at Alderbrook: Golf in the Tillamook Landscape
This archived farm story introduces The Mook at Alderbrook and its Tillamook Valley setting, alongside a historical Christmas flower newsletter.
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Farm stories
Email sent October 3, 2024
Kilchis River Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze: A 2024 Farm Memory
Remember the 2024 Kilchis River pumpkin patch and corn maze at the flower farm, with autumn pumpkins, hayrides, and seasonal flower notes.
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Foliage & forest
Email sent October 3, 2024
Red Dogwood Sticks & Sculptural Winter Branches
Red dogwood supplies a clear line of color alongside birch, manzanita, and alder. Explore winter design ideas from an archived flower-farm newsletter.
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Specialty flowers
Email sent September 23, 2024
Snowberries, Viburnum Berries & Vine Maple in Fall Palettes
Pink and green snowberries, viburnum berry clusters, and changing vine maple leaves bring contrasting colors and textures to autumn floral arrangements.
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Flowering branches
Winter–spring
Oregon-Harvested Pussy Willow and the Winter Branch Season
Pussy willow is one of the Northwest branch products highlighted in the farm’s archived 2023 spring preview, alongside quince, magnolia and forsythia.
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Farm stories
Farm history
Oregon Coastal Flowers: A Farm Built Around Seasonal Specialties
This archived profile follows Patrick Zweifel’s path from Tillamook dairy farming to specialty flowers, forest products and a landscape shared with the community.
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Flowering branches
Winter–spring
Flowering Branch Preview: From Winter Buds to Spring Flowers
The archived 2024 program preview traces the farm’s branch season from early magnolia and quince to cherry, dogwood, spirea and viburnum.
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Christmas
Christmas
White Christmas Branches: Crystallized Finishes and Natural Materials
White-painted branches finished with opaline flakes were a distinctive part of this Christmas newsletter, alongside flocked greens and natural winter branches.
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Christmas
Christmas
Flocked Christmas Branches and a Winter Farm Update
This holiday newsletter combined a flocked branch collection with a firsthand account of flooding on the farm and the resilience of a working family business.
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Christmas
Christmas
Extra-Tall Red Ilex and Natural Christmas Display Materials
Tall red ilex stems anchored this Christmas feature, accompanied by noble fir trees, flocked branches, holly, greens with cones and specimen wood forms.
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Foliage & forest
Year-round; holiday feature
Mossy Branches and Forest Moss for Floral Structure
Moss-covered branches provide sculptural structure and forest texture. This archive pairs the farm’s forest materials with a natural Christmas collection.
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Christmas
Christmas
High-Elevation Noble Fir Trees and Oregon Holiday Texture
High-elevation noble fir trees were featured with the farm’s wider Christmas collection, from natural greens and ilex to flocked display branches.
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