Flowering Quince Collection – 3 Plants 4″ Pots – Scarlet, White and Orange – Spring Blooms

Add Vibrant Spring Color to Your Garden with These Quince Plants

Looking to brighten your garden with vibrant spring blooms? Our Quince plant collection offers an easy way to add color and charm. These plants boast showier flowers than other varieties, ensuring a stunning display every year. Plus, they are thornless, making gardening a breeze.

This collection includes three distinct colors: a vibrant scarlet, a pure eternal white, and a cheerful orange. These Quince plants are deer resistant, drought-tolerant once established, and require minimal maintenance. You’ll receive three plants, each in a 4″ nursery pot, ready to be planted in your garden. Enjoy blooms from early to late spring.

Ideal for zones 5-9, these Quince plants mature to a height of 48-60″ and a spread of 36-48″. Plant them in part sun to sun for the best flower production. Remember to trim to shape after flowering, but avoid heavy pruning as flowers appear mostly on two-year-old wood. Fertilize in early spring after the ground thaws to encourage healthy growth.

Benefits of These Quince Plants:

• Effortless spring color
• Larger, showier, doubled flowers
• Thornless and deer resistant
• Drought tolerant once established
• No fruit production

Frequently Asked Questions:

• How big will these Quince plants get? These plants will reach a mature height of 48-60 inches and spread 36-48 inches wide, creating a beautiful shrub.
• What are the best growing conditions for Quince? For optimal growth, plant your Quince in zones 5-9 in part sun to full sun and well-drained soil. They thrive with plenty of light.
• When is the best time to prune my Quince? Prune your Quince immediately after it finishes blooming in late spring to maintain its shape and encourage future blossoms.
• Are these Quince plants deer resistant? Yes, these plants are highly deer resistant, making them a great choice if you have deer in your garden and want dependable flowering shrubs.
• Will these plants produce fruit? No, these specific Quince plants do not produce fruit, focusing all their energy on producing abundant, beautiful flowers.