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A new, continuously flowering, thornless quince with big, double white flowers that provide visual impact even when the plant is in full leaf. DOUBLE TAKE ETERNAL WHITE™ quince is the longest-blooming flowering quince on the market. Its large doubled blooms appear in spring, and the show continues for months, often into early autumn. The delicious, camellia-like flowers open lime and then transition to pure white and the dark green foliage adds the perfect contrast. This quince is a lower, wider growing shrub than the other Double Take varieties, making it useful in many landscape areas.
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| • | Green |
| • | Deer Resistant |
| • | White |
| • | Proven Winners |
| • | Compact |
If pruning is desired, do so immediately after flowering in spring. Remove oldest stems every 4-6 years. Quince is quite adaptable to any soil, and shows good tolerance to dry conditions once it is established.
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