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Q is for Quince.
If you bring a Quince into the house it has a wonderful aroma, sweet, slightly spicy, a real scent of autumn. There are only a couple of quince on my tree this year and I'm hoping they'll hang on for a few more weeks, when I'll bring them indoors.
The Japonica Quince is similarly scented and more commonly grown. Its the one plant I wish I still had in the garden - it became a tangled mess and was dug up. I think my neighbour has one so I may go an scrounge a few fruit from her - perhaps a cutting or two.
If you bring a Quince into the house it has a wonderful aroma, sweet, slightly spicy, a real scent of autumn. There are only a couple of quince on my tree this year and I'm hoping they'll hang on for a few more weeks, when I'll bring them indoors.
The Japonica Quince is similarly scented and more commonly grown. Its the one plant I wish I still had in the garden - it became a tangled mess and was dug up. I think my neighbour has one so I may go an scrounge a few fruit from her - perhaps a cutting or two.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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