How to grow Double Take Scarlet Quince

This decorative shrub - Double Take Scarlet Quince - is thornless, deciduous shrub. In spring it blooms with abandant blooms. I am showing you my quince in red color, it is growing at the front of my house. Happy gardening!
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[@Mochi-sn3ud]

I just purchased 3 of these a month ago and these bloom for almost 2 months!!! It was why I purchased them for there very long bloom time as I saw them in another garden in my local Pennsylvania area.) Beautiful.

[@brittanymcdonaldbarr1106]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@GardenDoodles]

They are definitely beautiful in bloom! That’s our dilemma with quince and forsythia. They just aren’t that interesting after blooming but maybe one day they will have ones that are variegated and evergreen. 😂

[@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden]

Beautiful! I have the coral colored variety and it’s lovely too. I need to prune mine. Thanks for sharing!

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you for watching!

[@Dr_Karim]

Thank you
Olga, wonderful video as usual.

[@elmaelmar2761]

Absolutely beautiful!!!

[@marielenalinartes-arauz7187]

Waoo Is beautiful!!!

[@John-wr6yo]

Through the years i have found that all liveing things have their appointed time and season. Many cultivars are difficult to deal with because of thorns or eventually they become un interesting. If this paticular plant brings you joy . Then it is worth waiting for that one fleeting moment of beautiful blooming glory. Not only is the blossom of the rose fragrant and lovely. But it teaches us a valuable lesson of life. With anticipated joys also come the thorns of change. They are infinitely intertwined.

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you, John. Yes, there is something in anticipation of blooms, I just imagine the time when most of roses bloomed only once, how special that time must have been!

[@lornamcallister4475]

❤

[@BlancheMarieD]

I have clay around my house foundation. For a thriving quince, how big of a hole should I dig and prepare with amended soil?

[@kaygarbett7857]

I love the shrubs, any suggestions how to stop snails and slugs from eating leaves on the shrubs, hydrangeas, and Roses? I spray with Neem Oil but doesn’t seem to do a lot. I may need to attack them with something else. 🙂

[@OlgaCarmody]

Did you try Monterey LG6440 Snail & Slug Spray, 32 oz, Natural. It is on Amazon, for organic gardening.

[@kaygarbett7857]

@@OlgaCarmody thank you I just ordered it, I will try it. 🙂

[@southernwind5660]

Interesting! Green door. What does it mean? Gardener lives here? :)

[@OlgaCarmody]

Hm, that is the heritage of my husband. He is Irish and folks in Ireland paint their doors in all sorts of different bright colors.