JoeR
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Weather has been exceptionally warm here for this time of year, in the upper 60’s and 70’s. With that, some species like quince have decided that winter has already come and gone and are waking up. This chojubai in particular is ready for spring, but with real winter not even started, what problems does this present? Is this just what chojubai do before flowering or does this mean I won’t get any flowers?
Once quince begin flowering, have they lost all cold tolerance?
Bonus shot of a Toyo Nishiki flower bud.
Thanks in advance!
Once quince begin flowering, have they lost all cold tolerance?
Bonus shot of a Toyo Nishiki flower bud.
Thanks in advance!