Discover the Charm of Flowering Quince
The flowering quince is a shrub with big, double flowers in early spring. The flower color is a bold Orange. It’s an old-fashioned deciduous shrub once grown by American farmers for its beauty. The Double Take series gives this plant a complete makeover, offering a spectacular display of big, double flowers in early spring. If you are looking for a flowering shrub that can add a splash of color to your garden, this is the one for you.
The Double Take Orange variety stands out with its vibrant orange, camellia-like flowers. Unlike older varieties, this quince is thornless and fruit-free, making it easier to manage and enjoy. Its drought tolerance makes it a low-maintenance addition to any garden.
Benefits of the Double Take Orange Quince:
- Spectacular Blooms: Enjoy vibrant orange flowers that resemble camellias.
- Low Maintenance: Drought-tolerant and requires minimal care.
- Versatile Use: Excellent for hedging, mass planting, and flower arrangements.
- Thornless & Fruit-Free: Easy to manage without thorns or unwanted fruit.
- Attracts Pollinators: Provides an early source of nectar for bees and other beneficial insects.
This quince thrives in zones 5-9 and prefers full to partial sun. The plant you will receive is growing in a 4″ pot, ready for immediate planting. It can also be trained as a bonsai for a unique display.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- How big will the Double Take Orange Flowering Quince get? Mature height is typically 36-48 inches with a spacing of 48-60 inches.
- What are the best growing conditions for this plant? It thrives in zones 5-9 and prefers full sun to partial shade.
- How often should I water the Double Take Orange Quince? Once established, it’s drought-tolerant, but water regularly during the first growing season.
- Does this Quince produce fruit? No, the Double Take Orange variety is fruit-free.
- Can I use the flowers in flower arrangements? Yes, the vibrant orange flowers make excellent additions to flower arrangements.
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