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Choosing the right quince tree

Quince trees are generally self-fertile and flower relatively late, but cultivars differ considerably in ripening season, aroma, culinary qualities and their behaviour under humid conditions. Rootstock choice also influences mature size, soil adaptation and time to first cropping.

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Quince trees

Aromatnaya

A heavy-cropping Russian quince, for cooking and eating fresh.
From 18,00 

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Kuganskaya

Kuganskaya quince tree, with large spicy, fragrant quinces, easy to peel and edible raw when fully ripe.

From 18,00 

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Leskovacz

Leskovacz is an apple-shaped quince with a juicy aromatic flesh.
From 18,00 

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Muskatnaja

While all quinces are best used in the kitchen, Muskatnaja is unusual in that it can also be eaten raw.
From 18,00 
Autumn 2026

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Champion

Champion is a a large American quince, suitable for warmer areas of Europe.
From 18,00 
Autumn 2026

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Du Quesnoy

Du Quesnoy quince tree, a local variety with medium to large fragrant quinces, harvested in November.

From 18,00 
Autumn 2026

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Rudenkoana

A vigorous hybrid quince variety producing aromatic fruit with good hardiness and reliable productivity.
From 18,00 
Autumn 2026

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Vranja

A vigorous quince variety producing very large aromatic fruit with excellent culinary qualities.
From 18,00