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Double Take Eternal White™ Flowering Quince-Ornamentals-Raintree Prop-2 Quart Pot-

Double Take Eternal White™ Flowering Quince

$26.99 - $26.99
$26.99
$26.99 - $26.99
$26.99
SKU D041Q

Chaenomeles speciosa 'SMNCSDW' USPP 35,018

Add some oomph to your springtime garden with Double Take Eternal White™! This quince will come up huge with its creamy white blooms and buds that keep it blooming from mid-spring to early summer. Plus, its wider-than-tall habit makes harvesting easy and adds a beautiful drift to any border. It's no ordinary quince either; the large, doubled blooms start off lime-hued, transition to pure white, and keep going all the way into autumn! Plus, with its thornless, dark green foliage, it's perfect for contrast. Get ready to take double the compliments when you plant this long-bloomer!

Size: 2 Quart Pot
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  • Does this variety produce fruit?

    It does, but it would not be considered "choice". Flowering quince fruits are mostly used in the creation of Ume, a Japanese traditional "plum" wine.

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Elisabeth W.
Love my pants

Gorgeous full healthy plants!

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Scott i.M.
Remains to be seen but

In the spring I thought it would be nice to replace a spirea framing my back patio with a dwarf quince and discovered Raintree and ordered. Eventually got a notice that it would arrive in the mid-Fall. Not too late to plant here, but the spot was bare a whole summer and then it arrived…. See below. Like it was in a dark box without water for a month, and basically root stock… for that price I could have had a shrub in flower at a local nursery.
If it doesn’t survive the winter (50/50 chance, I’m nursing it), I’m getting money back.

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