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[Thomas Olenio <tolenio@sentex.net>]

Hi,

I believe that quince can be used to make some sort of skin lotion or
ointment.  Cannot remember exactly.

Later,
Tom

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On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Kristina & Bruce wrote:

> It's true an Aromatnaya can be eaten ripe off the tree, but it doesn't
> mean you'll want to.  I guess they aren't as unpleasant to eat as other
> quinces, but they'll never replace apples, pears, etc.  I've had an
> Aromatnaya for several years and it's very productive and, until last
> year, disease free.  Last year it got a case of Quince Rust, but there
> has never been any sign of fire blight.  I grow it for making jelly and
> immigrants from eastern & southern Europe who live in the neighborhood
> get the excess.
> Bruce in CT
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