Quince is one of those fruits you may not have considered growing when you first started your own backyard orchard. However, it can be a valuable fruit tree to add to your collection because it ...

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to print ... pear tree on your street has browning shoots. The quince tree in your aunt ...

It was not uncommon for a quince tree or two to be planted in the orchards and vegetable gardens of New England colonies. Today, quince paste is still popular in the Iberian peninsula and Spanish ...

Growth beyond these flowering shoots is from stems that angle off just behind the flowers to give an old quince tree a craggy, picturesque appearance. (Don’t confuse this quince, Cydonia oblonga ...

Quince (Cydonia oblonga) is a small deciduous tree or large shrub in the Rosaceae family. The quince fruit, called a pome, is somewhat similar in appearance to a pear or golden apple. The tree can ...

When the plant that subsequently flowered, leafed out and fruited looked like a Dr. Seuss cartoon of an apple tree, it was clear that this was no plum. The Seuss fruit was a quince. Raw ...

Quince has a twisted, gnarled form that gives a feeling of age in the landscape. The limbs are low and spreading. Use this tree for espalier, for screening or hedges, in large containers or as a ...

So, this is a quince tree. This is what the Owl and the Pussycat dined on when they went to sea! This is the first real quince I’ve ever seen You can save this article by registering for free here.

A FEW YEARS ago I lived down the street from a quince tree. Actually, I lived down the street from someone who had a quince tree, but I rarely think of it like that because my primary relationship ...