About 5 years ago while getting our yearly kilos of seed in from Japan, we had a small bag of what we thought were Japanese Quince. This is what popped up. Long thin leaves, red new emerging growth, but no sign on fruiting or flowering yet. We kept a few in our fields that we hack back yearly, they are hardy here in Maryland. We’ve got about 8 and that’s it. 5 years old from seed. We’d like some of you to enjoy them.
Grown from seed at Kaede Bonsai-en, these trees are well established in 2 1/4" containers.
Common Name(s): Unknown Quince Variety from Japan.
Latin Name: -
Type: deciduous, likely fruiting and flowering with age.
Native to: Japan
Climate: Size: 6-10 inches tall.