Contorted Quince 'White' Mt. Tabor Oak and utility in landscaping and

and utility in landscaping and bonsai cultivation

and dark green leaves provide a lush

USDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 7–9Native Range: China

neutral to slightly alkaline

fissured texture over time

Contorted Quince 'White' Mt. Tabor Oak and utility in landscaping andbChaenomeles speciosa 'Contorta White' USDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 4 Native Range: East and Southeast Asia. Soil: Consistently moist, not soggy. Neutral pH. Light: Full sun to light shade. Height in the Garden: Up to 10' Attributes: Broadleaf, deciduous, large shrub that is fantastic in the landscape and for bonsai culture. Foliage is oblong, dense and autumn deciduous. This floriferous shrub makes a large, aromatic fruits that are edible once cooked.