A useful and beautifully unique fruiting quince relative, the Chinese Quince produces large, aromatic yellow quince fruit and also features seductively beautiful, colorful flaking bark! When plants reach maturity the bark will flake like a sycamore revealing multi-colored patches.
Provence Quince can be used as a rootstock for European Pear, Quince, as well as Loquat! Provence is valued for being precocious, high yielding and resistant to crown gall, pear decline and nematodes.
The mature height of Rich’s Fruiting Quince Tree may be dwarf but the fruit is huge! Skin is lemon-yellow and as fragrant as the best quince varieties. Rich’s is highly adaptable to most climates and has natural dwarf growth habit.
This popular variety, Pineapple Quince is treasured for it’s unique, you guessed it, pineapple flavor.
This classic variety is prized for its good crops of very large, bright yellow fruit. Weighing a pound or more, this aromatic and flavorful fruit has light orange flesh and makes delicious and attractive preserves and baked goods.
An attractive, vigorous and easy to grow tree, Smyrna bears large, lemon-yellow, very aromatic fruit. Smyrna makes tasty preserves and baked goods and can be stored until early spring in a cool room or under refrigeration.
Selected by Luther Burbank, America’s most famous plant breeder, Van Deman Quince Tree bears good crops of large and delicious, bright yellow fruit. This spicy flavored Quince makes tasty preserves and baked goods.
This unique and valuable Russian variety, Aromatnaya Quince bears abundant crops of very large, bright yellow, aromatic fruit with a delicious, lemony flavor. Aromatnaya Qunce fruit can be eaten fresh or used in many dishes and to make particularly delicious and attractive preserves.
Large, round and bright yellow, Crimea™ Quince Tree fruit is a striking sight covering this attractive small tree. You’ll enjoy this crisp, juicy and tender fruit with its delicious pineapple-like flavor and citrus-like fragrance.
