The little flowering Quince is tucked under the big Camellia in the side yard. It has struggled over the years because I don’t think it gets enough sun. However, every spring it manages to put out a few pretty coral blossoms. I’m going to fertilize it and do a little pruning and hope to see more flowers next year.
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March 05, 2018
Quiet Quince
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