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Cydonia oblonga Mill. Quince · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is medium-sized, reaching a height of 2–5 meters, and has a wide spreading crown. The variety belongs to the autumn category; fruit ripening occurs at the beginning of October, and the storage period lasts until the end of December. The tree enters fruiting in the 4–5th year and is self-fertile.

The fruits are apple-shaped, oblate-globose, slightly ribbed, with smooth, golden-colored skin. The flesh is cream-colored, juicy, sweet and sour in taste, and highly aromatic. The fruits are intended primarily for processing: making jam, candied fruits, sauces, and use as an ingredient in dishes.

The plant possesses high frost resistance, withstanding temperatures down to -30...-35 °C, and is characterized by good disease resistance. The variety is valued for the market quality of the fruits, their excellent keeping quality, and transportability.

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