Buying a quince tree root stock C
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Hello All,
I have tried to buy a quince tree from a garden centre for the past 2 years but to no avail. The few online retailers I have seen that allow a choice of root stock also seem to be out of stock, such as Keepers Nursery. Would anyone be able to recommend any reputable retailers please. I am in the Manchester area
Thank you
I have tried to buy a quince tree from a garden centre for the past 2 years but to no avail. The few online retailers I have seen that allow a choice of root stock also seem to be out of stock, such as Keepers Nursery. Would anyone be able to recommend any reputable retailers please. I am in the Manchester area
Thank you
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but they do appear to be selling out fast. You may have to order ahead ...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
https://www.ashridgetrees.co.uk/quince-meeches-prolific-cydonia-oblonga
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
I have also just ordered some fruit trees from Pomona Fruits, who seem to have a good general selection of fruit trees, although I haven't looked at their Quince's specifically and they don't seem to mention rootstock type on any of their listings. I have never used them before, so I can't vouch for the quality just yet, but on the surface of things they look good.
I ordered some trees from Suttons that turned up in poor condition (in one case dead) and with damage that has persisted on some of the trees that did survive, so from a personal point of view I would not recommend them and am now steering clear of them, although other people may have had different experiences.
Hope this helps.
Until recently they were almost completely sold out of all fruit trees but it seems they have more coming up for sale now, so it could be worth calling them and asking about which tree they recommend and when it'll be available. They're very helpful on the phone.