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https://www.rochelt.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Rochelt_Illustrationen_quitte.png200200Our quince is called “Ronda” and comes from Upper Austria. It is pear-shaped and has a felt-like yellow/gold skin when fully ripe. We often leave our fruit on the tree right through until the end of October. The combination of sunny days and cooler nights typical at this time of year allows the quince to …