Related to the Quince, but only suitable for wine and preserves. Makes a very attractive tree, with a habit that is inclined to weep and is ideal for the ornamental area of the garden. The trees are slow growing, long lived and eventually making a tree on average 15-18'high. The flowers resemble those of the Quince, but are smaller. The russet brown fruits are 1-2" in diameter, and resemble a rosehip. The flavour is only for the dedicated.
Varieties and Pricing
BREDA GIANT
Brownish red fruits in October/November.
DUTCH (Monstrous)
Light cropper, very good flavour and beautiful flowers.
NOTTINGHAM
The most well known and popular variety. Virus free stock.
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