Quince......Chaenomeles
By Dottydaisy2
- 23 Mar, 2015
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This has been flowering on and off for months, so many blooms this year, so lots of quince jelly, all being well!!
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I have no idea Karen, but we are still using the quince jelly which is delicious, it went in the dinner tonight!
23 Mar, 2015
Isn't that a delicious colour?! I love it.
23 Mar, 2015
It is a lovely warm colour. It's a lovely plant altogether, including the fruit! :)
24 Mar, 2015
This is beautiful Mine are ready to burst into flower I've e had the odd occasionally flower during the winter , I hadn't thought of doing anything with the Quinces they are so hard !
24 Mar, 2015
We make jelly, and Membrillo which is delicious but a bit time consuming..
24 Mar, 2015
Lovely ,I've almost giving up on making my own except for the soft fruit I wouldn't waste that ...
24 Mar, 2015
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Does the fruit taste ver similar to a 'real' Quince do you think? I have used one in an apple crumble..a Japanese one..and it did taste quite similar I think. Hopefully I shall eventually be able to make both and compare!
23 Mar, 2015