Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Quince crop
It's that time of year again. My little tree has grown a bit and, despite the drought, has produced a fairly good crop. We have harvested about three buckets full with just a few more left on the tree. Some will be frozen for future use and some will go for jelly or chutney. Last year, I made some quince molasses which went down quite well. We shan't be able to use them all, so do say if you would like a few.
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Permalink Reply by Victoria lucy whatling
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I would love to have a few of your beautiful crop please. If there are any left that is. I am hoping to make some jelly.
I have been a member here for some time but don’t usually participate so not sure how to proceed.
Victoria
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Permalink Reply by Dick Harris
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Permalink Reply by Adam Morris
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Hi Dick,
I'd also love a few to attempt to make some jelly too if you have any left?
Regards,
Adam
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Thanks - I came for a few last year and would be pleased to get a few this year, too. Regards, Roslyn
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If haff a dozen will do, you will be in luck.Come when you like.
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They look fabulous? Is it right they have a wonderful aroma? Not sure where you are but would love one if still available and not too far. Thanks.
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The Idea of quinces having a delightful scent is probably the result of confusion between these large yellow fruit and the much smaller fruit of the japonica bush. Those really do smell good.
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