AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Has it flowered for you yet?
I have one in the ground, about 3.50 metres tall, approx. ten feet for those who stil count in colonial units of measurements.
Some "flowering trees" are interesting for bonsai display because there are many flowers close to each others (like Prunus sp. or Chaenomeles), which is not the case for Chinese quince. So I think the bark and the Autumn leaves are the best features, not the flowers.
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