Cydonia Oblonga 'Champion' (Quince Champion) | SELF FERTILE
Cydonia Oblonga 'Champion' (Quince Champion) | SELF FERTILE
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Cydonia Oblonga 'Champion' (Quince Champion) is a deciduous fruit tree known for its large, pear-shaped, golden-yellow fruit with a delightful aroma and firm texture. The fruit is ideal for cooking, baking, and preserving, with its sweet, tangy flavour intensifying when cooked. This variety is highly regarded for its reliable productivity and exceptional quality, making it a favourite among home gardeners and orchardists.
In spring, Quince Champion produces beautiful pale pink to white blossoms, adding ornamental value before the fruit develops. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soils, it is a hardy and low-maintenance tree, tolerant of various climates and conditions. The harvest season typically occurs in mid to late autumn, providing a bountiful supply of versatile and fragrant quinces.

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                      Mature height
                    
                  3 to 4 meters
                    
                    
                      Mature width
                    
                  3 to 4 meters
                    
                    
                      Spacing
                    
                  3 to 4 meters
                    
                    
                      Evergreen/Deciduous
                    
                  Deciduous
                    
                    
                      Foliage
                    
                  Green foliage, pale pink blossoms, and golden-yellow fruit
                    
                    
                      Flowering Period &  Fruit Development/Harvest
                    
                  Flowers in spring [September–October]; fruit ripens in mid to late autumn [April–May]
                    
                    
                      Sun tolerance
                    
                  Full sun
                    
                    
                      Maintenance
                    
                  Low maintenance. Water regularly during dry periods. Prune in winter to maintain shape and remove deadwood. Mulch and fertilise in spring for optimal growth and fruit production.
                    
                    
                      Root System
                    
                  Forms a non-invasive, moderately deep fibrous root system that provides steady anchorage while remaining well-contained.