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Cameo flowering quince-Gal Pot
Catalog Number: D040
It is grown for its lovely soft apricot and pink colored double flowers that cover the bush in early spring. It produces an abundance of small quinces prized for jelly when pollinized by another flowering quince. It is thornless and compact, reaching a height and spread of about 4 feet. One gallon size.
Our price: $18.50
Chaenomeles Cathayensis/Cathay-Gal Pot
Catalog Number: D079
(Chaenomeles cathayensis) The unusual fruit of this rare tree produces a citrus-like juice that is high in Vitamin C and anti-oxidants and used in Eastern Europe to flavor marmalades, candies, ice cream and yogurt. It also makes an excellent jelly and combines well with apples in a pie. The white with pink striped spring flowers are favored by bees, but another flowering quince is needed for pollination. The small tree grows only 15' tall, but the oblong green fruit, which turns yellow in a warm summer, is huge, almost two pounds each. Pick fruit in late autumn while still hard and let it sit to ripen. The tree adapts well to heavy soil, but has long thorns, so be careful when picking the fruit.
Our price: $26.50
Contorted flowering quince-Gal Pot
Catalog Number: D091
Gorgeous pink flowers cover this unusually contorted 2-3' tall shrub in the very early spring. Cut branches can be brought indoors in January to bloom. The twisted form is striking in the winter.
Our price: $18.50
Crimson/Gold flwrg Quince-Gal Pot
Catalog Number: D045
Cut the flowering stems of this dynamite quince, loaded with masses of crimson flowers with gold centers to make gorgeous bouquets from March to May. Then later, harvest the aromatic, green fruit that ripens to yellow and make wonderful preserves. The compact variety stays only 4' tall and wide.
Our price: $18.50
Ekmek Quince
Catalog Number: D088
A great choice for culinary uses, medium-size Ekmek is the most popular quince in Western Turkey and new to American gardeners. It has regularly produced large crops of juicy, yellow, pear-shaped fruit with creamy, yellow flesh at Raintree, and ripening in September.
Our price: $24.95
Kaunching Quince
Catalog Number: D055
(Cydonia oblonga) This attractive, disease resistant, attractive tree comes from central Asia in the former Soviet Union. The fruit is of medium size, very sweet, tender and flavorful. It makes delicious preserves and can be eaten fresh.
Our price: $24.95
Old Homestead Flowering Quince
Catalog Number: D049
(Chaenomeles japonica speciosa) These 6' tall shrubs are loaded with beautiful pink flowers and they also produce small yellow fruit, used to make jelly. These quince bushes were planted around homesteads one hundred or more years ago and have naturalized in many areas. Finding a thicket of these beautiful bushes, along with daffodils in the Pacific Northwest is a way to locate old long abandoned farm house sites. We propagated these from cuttings taken from flourishing but long abandoned bushes. One gallon size.
Our price: $18.50
Portugal 25931 Quince/Quince
Catalog Number: D070
A large pear shaped old European variety that is largest in the middle and tapers at both ends. It stews well and becomes a deep crimson when cooked. Mix one Portugal Quince with a dozen apples and you can make a pink sauce with a delicious pineapple like quince flavor.
Our price: $26.50
Simply Quince
Catalog Number: S105
By Barbara Ghazarian, 216 pages A great holiday gift book for the fruit lover. Read about the culture and history of the Quince. The recipes allow readers to become Quince culinary masters.
Our price: $21.95
Smyrna quince/Quince Rtstk
Catalog Number: D080
Brought from Turkey over a century ago, this large yellow pear shaped fruit has a delicious mild flavor. It is very productive and reliable and favored for desserts, preserves and jellies. It is great for cooking. Self fertile.
Our price: $22.95
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