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Newsletter dated June 27, 2021
Explore the June 2021 montbretia feature, with hydrangeas, dark ninebark, mock orange and a remembered photograph of Nina with her baby calf.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated June 18, 2021
Read a June 2021 mossy-branch feature with early-summer specialty flowers and a farm-life note about fawns being born at Hydrangea Ranch.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated June 1, 2021
Review the June 2021 white-and-blush peony feature, its early-summer companions and a family vacation note from Montana and Yellowstone.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated May 28, 2021
Explore the May 2021 ninebark foliage feature and the family’s announcement of Nina’s graduation and plans to study at Oregon State University.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated May 23, 2021
Look back at mock orange and spring flowers in May 2021, alongside the eight-foot decorative medallion made for the farm’s new barn.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated May 16, 2021
Review the May 2021 peony feature with green snowballs, flowering dogwood, spring lace viburnum and the last overlap of early flowering branches.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated May 3, 2021
Explore the white-bark birch feature in this May 2021 archive, paired with peonies, snowballs and other spring flowers from the farm.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated April 28, 2021
Review green snowballs and popcorn viburnum in the April 2021 harvest, alongside hellebores, flowering dogwood, cherry, quince and magnolia.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated April 18, 2021
Explore the April 2021 flowering-dogwood feature and its spring companions, including popcorn viburnum, hellebores, cherry, quince and magnolia.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated April 8, 2021
Look back at two newly offered double-white cherry varieties and the wider April 2021 spring-branch assortment for weddings and events.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated April 1, 2021
Review the April 2021 double-quince feature with newly offered white cherry varieties, hellebores, dogwood and a wide spring branch assortment.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated March 27, 2021
Explore yellow tulip magnolia introduced for Easter in the March 2021 newsletter, alongside white cherry, spirea, quince and other flowering branches.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated March 21, 2021
Read the March 2021 spirea feature and the introduction of Ichiyo cherry after ten years of growing, with pink blossoms described opening toward white.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated March 10, 2021
Explore white cherry for wedding flowers and the farm’s March 2021 observation of spirea regrowth after the previous season’s harvest interruption.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated March 1, 2021
Review pink cherry and Prunus in the March 2021 branch program, with spring magnolia, white quince, spirea and other seasonal companions.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated February 28, 2021
Explore lavender tulip magnolia within the farm’s four-color magnolia program, with quince, cherry and other branches from the February 2021 archive.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated February 21, 2021
Review the farm’s February 2021 note on fast-opening pink Prunus branches and the winter assortment of quince, cherry, magnolia and willow.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated February 15, 2021
Explore white tulip magnolia as a specimen branch, with the farm’s February 2021 notes on swelling buds and trees planted along the Kilchis River.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated February 4, 2021
Review white quince within the February 2021 winter branch assortment, including magnolia, white cherry, peach, almond, forsythia and pussy willow.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 28, 2021
A January 2021 archive pairs double quince and peach with forsythia and willow, preserving early-season branch choices and memories from the Oregon coast.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 15, 2021
This January 2021 branch note explains how staged forsythia and quince travel, why early salmon quince can be pale, and how later spring varieties follow.
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This archived introduction describes Hydrangea Ranch's role as a place for weddings, camps, reunions, and gatherings beside the Oregon Coastal Flowers fields.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 8, 2021
A January 2021 archive explains the farm's approach to shipping flowering branches near opening stage, with a look at the seasonal sequence of crops.
Read the story ↗Newsletter dated January 4, 2021
This January 2021 preview explains branch staging and maps early quince and forsythia through February cherry, magnolia, and later spring dogwood.
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