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Restoring Bloom to Established Flowering Quince: Phosphorus and Soil Amendments

A 4-year-old quince that bloomed only the first year likely lacks phosphorus. Test soil. In fall, add aged manure, compost, and peat. In early spring, fertilize with a high-phosphorus product. This should restore flowering.

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