This unique and valuable Russian variety, Aromatnaya Quince bears abundant crops of very large, bright yellow, aromatic fruit with a delicious, lemony flavor. Aromatnaya Quince fruit can be eaten fresh or used in many dishes and to make particularly delicious and attractive preserves.
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.
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.
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.
Prized for both its beauty and its fruit. Victory™ Flowering Quince has abundant, scarlet-red flowers which bloom in early March and often continue throughout the summer and fall. The large and attractive yellow fruits make flavorful and delicious syrup and remain on the plant until late October.
Toyo-Nishiki Flowering Quince is a unique Japanese variety prized for its spectacular, profuse, red, white, and pink flowers. After this striking floral display, you can harvest the fruit and make delicious syrup and jam.
This Ukrainian beauty features striking, reddish orange flowers that bloom from early spring well into summer. Following the profuse blooms are abundant, medium size, yellowish green, fruit. Tanechka™ forms a broad spreading, small shrub growing 3-4 ft. in height.
An especially attractive selection, Contorted is prized for its compact growth habit, its white and pink flowers, and its unusual, contorted branch structure. Contorted grows to only about 3 ft. in height and bears abundant crops of tasty fruit.
A gorgeous yellow leafed form of the Himalayan Chocolate Berry. While many golden foliaged plants can sometimes look like they are in need of a little nitrogen, this one is a nice subtle gold with a purple red edging along the leaf’s edge on new growth. Produces just as much fruit as the green leafed form but can maybe withstand more shade given the yellow foliage.
