Chaenomeles sup. 'Jet Trail'

Chaenomeles superba 'jet trail' this ornamental quince is a sport (spontaneous mutation) of chaenomeles x superba 'scarlett wonder' , it is a creeping small perennial, which flowers in the months of arpil, May on bare wood and branches with young budding leaves. The flowers are creamy white, slightly fragrant and are followed in autumn by golden yellow, aromatic fruits, which somewhat resemble apples and are used in jam or in flower arranging. Chaenomeles likes a position in the sun or light shade, it does well in almost any soil from acidic to calcareous. Too much lime can lead to chlorosis.