West Sussex, United Kingdom
Please can you identify the following two shrubs/trees? -
1) photo - 261 (in flower)
2) photos - 262/263 (foliage/fruit)
Many thanks in anticipation.
JohnS
- 7 Sep, 2014
Answers
Choisya tenata Sundance I think for the top one and maybe quince for the fruit?
7 Sep, 2014
I am thinking quince too Pamg.
7 Sep, 2014
the bottom one is Chaenomeles japonica if it has any thorns, which does produce useable quince fruits. If it has no thorns, its Cydonia oblonga, which becomes a tree - both produce quince
7 Sep, 2014
If you are interested in using the quince a useful thing is to ppel and chop one fruit only (there is not a lot of flesh round the rather large core) and add it to an apple pie - gives it a great tang.
7 Sep, 2014
Urbanite, Pamg, Moongrowe, Bamboo, Steragram - many thanks for the helpful comments - is much appreciated.
JohnS
10 Sep, 2014
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