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These are two Quinces that have been in the ground for about 12 years.
I love the way the blooms start out white and darken to pink over the course of a week, these are the darkest I've seen. Pat |
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![]() "Pat Royal" wrote in message thlink.net... These are two Quinces that have been in the ground for about 12 years. I love the way the blooms start out white and darken to pink over the course of a week, these are the darkest I've seen. Pat Very bonny! Mary |
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You are both quite welcome. I took that picture on March 20,2007 and
since then both bushes have turned light pink but the show is almost over. The leaves have started coming out and the flowers will be gone in another week. I am awaiting a Orange Quince( five years old ) that will be blooming for the first time possibly this week. We planted the Quinces 12 years ago to produce some fruit for my wife's Finnish Grandmother without knowing that that variety flowers profusely but gives very little fruit. They are pretty enough that their place in the yard is safe. Pat Sj wrote: Profusion ... the perfect word to describe what I see ... thanks ![]() Sj Mar 2007 20:41:28 GMT, Pat Royal wrote: These are two Quinces that have been in the ground for about 12 years. I love the way the blooms start out white and darken to pink over the course of a week, these are the darkest I've seen. Pat |
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