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BONSAI - Flowering Quince
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Shipping: US-Mainland: $3.65 (more destinations)
Condition: Brand new
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You will receive 5 seeds.
FRESH SEEDS
*Seeds are mailed in a bubble wrap package to prevent crushing*
Japanese Flowering Quince is a small spiny tree, in the rose family, from mountain woodland in Japan and China. If left to grow naturally, it reaches 3 feet tall. Flowering Quince are much beloved for bonsai because of their tiny, lovely flowers. Flower colors can be white, pink, red, orange-red and orange. They produce as early as January, and may continue to flower for a long time following the appearance of leaves. The leaves are 3-5 cm long. There is no fall foliage color. Apple-like fruits appear in Autumn, though these are normally removed to conserve energy for growth. The bark is dark gray. Low maintenance plant. Almost unkillable and grows in almost any soil or position. Flowering Quince tolerates a wide climatic range including drought conditions and cold to at least -10°C. The plants are best grown with regular water, particularly during a hot dry Summer. Reduce watering in Winter, but never allow the soil to become fully dry. Needs good drainage. Prefers full sun, although partial shade in midsummer is desirable in very hot areas.
You will receive 5 seeds.
FRESH SEEDS
*Seeds are mailed in a bubble wrap package to prevent crushing*
Japanese Flowering Quince is a small spiny tree, in the rose family, from mountain woodland in Japan and China. If left to grow naturally, it reaches 3 feet tall. Flowering Quince are much beloved for bonsai because of their tiny, lovely flowers. Flower colors can be white, pink, red, orange-red and orange. They produce as early as January, and may continue to flower for a long time following the appearance of leaves. The leaves are 3-5 cm long. There is no fall foliage color. Apple-like fruits appear in Autumn, though these are normally removed to conserve energy for growth. The bark is dark gray. Low maintenance plant. Almost unkillable and grows in almost any soil or position. Flowering Quince tolerates a wide climatic range including drought conditions and cold to at least -10°C. The plants are best grown with regular water, particularly during a hot dry Summer. Reduce watering in Winter, but never allow the soil to become fully dry. Needs good drainage. Prefers full sun, although partial shade in midsummer is desirable in very hot areas.
