Cydonia oblonga, 'Sekergevrek' Quince Color_Multi-Color not sweet like many peonies

not sweet like many peonies

Fine foliage and deep maroon flares betray the strong P

with complimentary flares of dark purple at the center

Intersectional peonies are also known as Itoh peonies and are crosses between tree and herbaceous peonies

Cydonia oblonga, 'Sekergevrek' Quince Color_Multi-Color not sweet like many peoniesCydonia oblonga Variety description: This Turkish quince cultivar comes highly rated by the pomologists at the USDA germplasm repository at Corvallis, Oregon. The name 'Sekergevrek' translates to "sweet and crispy." In warm climates, where the the growing season is long and summer hot, the ripe fruit is non astringent and suitable for fresh eating. Ripens in October. The flesh is creamy lemon, very gritty, hard, slightly juicy, and slightly sweet. In