Chaenomeles X superba 'Cameo' Dwarf Flowering Quince

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Chaenomeles X superba 'Cameo' Dwarf Flowering QuinceChaenomeles X superba 'Cameo' Dwarf Flowering Quince Zones 5 9 'Cameo is a salmon pink to apricot semi double flowering quince. The blooms show off in the early spring, attracting bees and other pollinators. Cameo is selection by W. B. Clark and is noted for having a small amount of thorns on the branches. Cameo may reach 3 4 ft in height by 4 5 ft in width in 10 year. Cameo is an excellent plant to make a featured appearance in your garden. Limited

First photo is by Todd Schaner

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