Chaenomeles speciosa, Flowering Quince
These shrubs are native to China, Japan, and Korea.
Some varieties produce small fruit,
but Flowering Quince is usually grown as an ornamental shrub.
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Gorgeous blooms!
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Liz (mot)
Lovely blossoms and perfect for a Ruby Tuesday. Thanks for stopping by Driller's Place. Have a blessed day.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful! Hope we start seeing flowers soon in Toronto.
ReplyDeleteSeveral of mine make the fruit. One of these days probably when I retire, I might make jelly. Read that you could use them for that.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful deep shade of pink!
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous colour! Mine is bright red, but looking at yours I really would like to have a few more, a dark pink and possibly a pale pink too!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. We still have snow here, and I'm so waiting for spring. I love especially the first picture, and I'll have to find out whether I can get the wonderful Chaenomeles speciosa for my garden, too ...
ReplyDeleteThose look like mine, and I thought they were crab-apple blossoms. I think some one told me so!
ReplyDeleteThose look like mine, and I thought they were crab-apple blossoms. I think some one told me so!
ReplyDeleteLea beautiful flowers and photos, Frances
ReplyDeleteWhen ever I see one of those, I am brought back to my childhood--we had one of these by our front door.
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