Flower Photography, Photography, Plant Portraiture, Shrubs and Topiary, Spring April Flower: Japanese Quince Posted by Heyjude on April 15, 2015March 31, 2015 The Japanese quince is invaluable for early spring colour when its bright orange-flame flowers stud the bare thorny stems for weeks. Advertisements Share this:EmailTwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
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 🙂