The Quince are Out!

Love these quince embedded with the forsythia!

Note to self: Don't try to take a picture in the sun after getting eye drops from the optometrist :-)

[Lesley]

Ah so beautiful

[Jo Worboys]

Such a great combo (hope the eyes don't take too long to settle down Heather)

[Dawn]

Lovely our quiche tree hasn’t produced as yet maybe next season

[Heather]

@Dawn Hi Dawn. This one is on the university grounds, so I have no idea how old it is, but I would say it's several years old. I hope you get some blooms next year- fingers crossed.

[Yao RL]

Colourful world on your side

[Diana]

I love these gorgeous blossoms! It is quince season here now and we love cooking spicy lamb curry with them. In fact we had one last night ;-)

[Beryl Lloyd]

So delightfully pretty! in such a gorgeous colour ! - and you have captured them beautifully ! - take care of your eyes ! fav

[KoalaGardens🐨]

ooooh nice!

[haskar]

Lovely colours. Take care of your eyes!

[Peter]

Well spotted and captured Heather give it a few more months and you will be able to make some Jam for your toast:)

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Beautiful tree and capture-absolutely love these flowers I have been trying to grow on for several years and this year I got three flowers only. in comparison I would say this at least ten years +. Beautiful! fv!

Hope all good with your eyes.

[carol white]

Beautiful blossom. Fav 😊

[Jeremy Cross]

Beautiful photo with lovely colours, light and focus

[Sue Cooper]

Oh no Heather! I feel your pain! I have a lot of eye problems and I know what it's like to have those eye drops on a sunny day (especially when you've forgotten to take your sunglasses with you 🤦‍♀️)
This is a beautiful shot of the quince. They do look pretty in the sunshine, you didn't suffer in vain. Fav.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[KV]

Beautiful tiny flowers… lovely color… I can’t imagine trying to shoot with your eye’s dilated… ouch!

[Heather]

@ludwigsdiana That sounds wonderful, Diana!

[Heather]

@ziggy77 Thanks, Jo! So you think this one is at least ten years old. That would make sense, actually. Now that yours has produced three flowers, it's on the way! :-)