Bereft of quinces but still leafy. What will November bring?
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After all those quinces you could probably settle down in November to write a book entitled "101 Uses for Quinces."
ReplyDeleteI never heard of quince until I found your blog. You managed quite well with your abundance. I learned a few things.
Poor old quince tree! It deserves a rest after all the produce it has delivered. Time to nestle down and go to sleep.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Helen
Are you planning a tree collage? I would love to see the whole year together.
ReplyDeleteYes Louise, I am! You'll have to wait until December though. I just wish my garden was big enough for me to get a good photo of it.
ReplyDeleteoh yes, a quince mosaic would be lovely!
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