Fruit trees & bushes are dispatched when dormant from late November to late March. When you order we will email you an Order Confirmation and take payment as we approach being able to deliver or arrange collection. We do have accumulated orders so we will be in contact in March.

Krymsk

£20.50

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Quinces are of a rounded shape and ripen to a golden colour. Said to ripen enough to eat fresh. A relatively new variety from a Russian research station also known as ‘Aromatnaya’. Shows good resistance to quince leaf blight. Pick during October. Self fertile.

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