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Looking for quince seeds

 
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Some of our pear trees grafted onto quince rootstock and planted at the edge of our marsh do fine with their roots under water for six months of the year!



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I'm on the Canadian west coast - Where can I get my hands on some quince seeds that I could use as rootstock?
 
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you could buy a quince this Fall.
 
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Why seeds ?
Every quince tree I know sends out suckers each year . Find someone with a quince tree nearby and beg a sucker off them . Quicker than seeds plus you will get a known type
I you lived near me you could have a dozen no problem.
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I guess it all boils down to me finding someone local with a quince tree... Maybe I will.

I live on an island so my initial idea was to look for seeds online.
 
There were millions of the little blood suckers. But thanks to this tiny ad, I wasn't bitten once.
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