Bonsai Trees - Chinese bonsai Quince, Japanese Quince Bonsai trees in Bloom by mikbonsai

Bonsai Trees - Chinese bonsai Quince, Japanese Quince Bonsai trees in Bloom by mikbonsai

Bonsai Quince trees in flower. You will see Japanese and Chinese flowering quince trees. The trees with red flowers are Japanese Chaenomeles Quince. The one tree with magnolia pinks flowers is the Chinese Quince. All quince trees are in bloom now. After they finish flowering the flowers fall off and the tree bear quince fruit. Quince trees are love by bonsai community for the flowers small and beautiful flowers they bear. Quince trees flower first and leaf out after flowering. The trees flower from february through to end of march or april dependent on the weather where you are. The fruits are large and yellow in colour and make good preserves but not very good when eaten raw.

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[BonsaiTalk]

Quince must be one of the most beautiful flowering bonsai trees.. nice video!

[deploribusunum]

I got a small Quince today. Yours are very nice.

[violinaantcheva]

Beautiful trees! How do you propagate your quince cuttings?

[TheBonsaiZone]

Great colour for spring! It must be wonderful in your backyard! We just have snow here.

[OneBlueFroggy]

Beautiful trees you have ! So nice to see them blooming ! Thank you for all the information you provided. I tried growing bonsai trees about 45 years ago, with no success. Mostly because I didn't have the discipline needed to help them thrive. Also no internet back then, so it was hit or miss. Love yours though.
♥️ 🕊️ 🇨🇦

[jsmith]

Lovely trees.. so very beautiful..Thanks for posting.

[bonsaifromjapan]

Thank you for sharing. I like this flower at 5:00 minutes. Thank you very much.

[frankwilsonii]

beautiful trees. I'm a bit south of Nigel, so it is still quite cool but warming up. I am pretty happy. I have no quince trees, but I do have a few flowering bonsai. I love your jacket by the way.

[DurandCompton]

Beautiful trees.  My quince is just getting ready to bloom.

[VinnyChirayil]

Ha ha that was good joke at the end. I love that cute tiny terracotta pot !

[mandieartym]

Beautiful trees, will try one myself.

[patriciaspell]

Beautiful. Love the flowering trees best.

[askarniko]

Sir when u saw u bonsai bloom full with flower how u feel sir .
I love sakurah sooo much n i never saw sakurah bonsai yet . N i also love bonsai flower more then bonsai leaves .

[BonsaiJCan]

I love them all! What a great job and thanks for sharing these beautiful trees. I'm going to have to look at starting one of these. I'm wondering, is the smallest cutting in the tumbler sized pot blooming this year ?

[jonathanaristone]

Hi from Canada, Have you ever tried to do a forest of quince? Just thinking that the spring showing would be wonderful. I have options to buy seed and thought of planning a group and going from there, snow and -20 today.

[Rob]

Thought i best watch again and relearn :P thanks again bud, great video on Quince

[Gulbaqawali]

Hope every thing is alright and every one is safe....I know I should have inquired earlier. Wish you and every one in London a safe and fearless life.
Love from India.

[patrickbowen]

Great video and beautiful flowering Quince bonsai. Can you do a video on growing cuttings of these ?

[ivanlopez]

Hello!! Just bought a contorted white flowering quince. What’s the best time for repotting and best time for taking cutting for propagation?

[shortie]

Hi
Great video with great trees.
Quick question on how did you propagate the flowers?