White Quince and Early-Forced Double Quince for Chinese New Year
Newsletter dated January 20, 2019
White quince joined the January 2019 collection while early-forced double quince showed pink shades rather than its deeper natural red.
Early forcing affects the look
The grower explained that double quince forced for Chinese New Year was a mixture of pink shades, not deep red, and was offered in medium size that week. A natural-bloom photograph can therefore differ from early-forced product.
Leaves reflected a mild winter
White quince was introduced in medium size with leaves still attached because the winter had been mild. The note connects the actual branch appearance to conditions in the field.
A coordinated holiday branch palette
Pussy willow, tulip magnolia and forsythia appeared alongside the quince. The same email shared a family photograph of Patrick with Nina and a nearby wildlife-camera image.
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Original article title: 1.20.19 White Quince Chinese New Year.
Web archive created January 31, 2020. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
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