April Flower: Japanese Quince April 15, 2015March 31, 2015 / Heyjude The Japanese quince is invaluable for early spring colour when its bright orange-flame flowers stud the bare thorny stems for weeks. Share this:EmailTwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
I love these in simple arrangements for their wonderful Asian quality. Someone told me they are related to roses botanically….no idea, but they sure do have the thorns. Reply
Wow! It is beautiful!
Pretty, Jude. It’s so hard to take pictures of red flowers. 🙂
True. These did come out better than most.
You can’t go wring with a Japonica and you’ve captured the colour perfectly too!
Saw a lovely white one yesterday alongside this deep red one. Looked stunning.
I didn’t even know they came in white, but i vaguely recollect a very soft pale pink!
I have seen orange and a salmon pink one.
I love these in simple arrangements for their wonderful Asian quality. Someone told me they are related to roses botanically….no idea, but they sure do have the thorns.
That’s interesting. I shall have to investigate 🙂