Medlars & Quince

Medlars ripen by bletting after harvest. Most quince is cooked, but Aromatnaya and Ekmek are sweet enough to eat fresh. Both are self-fertile. Quince is grafted on BA 29C Provence quince rootstock.

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  • Tree sales rest until April 1. Reserve any tree online with no deposit from its page, or save it to your wish list. Seed and merch ship all winter, and scionwood ships from February 1.
  • Lumpy golden Aromatnaya quinces ripening among leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Aromatnaya Quince

    Ukraine

    Aromatnaya Quince
    From $77.00

    Aromatic sweet quince from the former Soviet Union
  • Pear-shaped yellow Bereczki quince hanging in the leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Bereczki Quince

    Hungary

    Bereczki Quince
    From $77.00

    Large Hungarian quince named for Máté Bereczki
  • Medlar fruit. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Breda Giant Medlar

    Netherlands

    Breda Giant Medlar
    From $89.00

    Large-fruited medlar from Breda, Netherlands
  • Bowls of large golden yellow quinces with leaves, in both rounded and pear shaped forms. Representative photo of the species, not this variety. Photo by Stephen Ausmus, USDA ARS, public domain.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Ekmek Quince

    Turkey

    Ekmek Quince
    From $77.00

    Turkish quince; the name means bread
  • Medlar fruit from the wild Kakheti collection
    Pickup returns April 1

    Georgian Medlar

    Georgia

    Georgian Medlar
    From $89.00

    Georgian wild-collected medlar selection
  • A single ripe quince. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Havran Quince

    Turkey

    Havran Quince
    From $77.00

    Large Turkish quince from the Izmir station
  • Hand reaching up to a yellow Kyzyl Kurganskaya quince on the tree
    Pickup returns April 1

    Kyzyl Kurganskaya Quince

    Uzbekistan

    Kyzyl Kurganskaya Quince
    From $77.00

    Central Asian aromatic yellow quince
  • Two ripe yellow quince fruits among leaves on the tree. Photo by SAplants, CC BY-SA 4.0. Representative photo of the species, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Limon Quince

    Turkey

    Limon Quince
    From $77.00

    Turkish lemon-shaped fragrant quince
  • Medlar fruit. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Marron Medlar

    United States

    Marron Medlar
    From $89.00

    Chestnut-brown medlar from an Oregon State University clone
  • Monstrueuse d'Evreinoff medlar, a brown open-crowned fruit among the leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Monstrueuse d'Evreinoff Medlar

    France

    Monstrueuse d'Evreinoff Medlar
    From $89.00

    Large-fruited French medlar
  • Botanical plate of Puciu Mol medlar with russet fruit, open crowns and a bletted fruit halved
    Pickup returns April 1

    Puciu Mol Medlar

    Romania

    Puciu Mol Medlar
    From $89.00

    Italian heirloom productive medlar
  • Medlar fruit on the branch. Representative photo of the species, not this selection.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Skra Medlar Selection No. 2

    Georgia

    Skra Medlar Selection No. 2
    From $89.00

    Georgian medlar from Kartli
  • Quince blossoms and leaves. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Yuz Begi Quince

    Turkmenistan

    Yuz Begi Quince
    From $77.00

    Early quince from Turkmenistan