Maule's Quince is a fruit bearing tree that produces a yellow-green fruit with a tart flavor. The fruit is commonly used in jams, jellies and preserves due to its high pectin content. In other parts of the world, Maule's Quince may be known under different names such as Cydonia oblonga, Quince Fruit, Cidra, Membrillo, and Apple of the Orient. The tree is native to warm temperate areas of Europe, southwest Asia, and northern Africa. It is often grown in gardens as an ornamental tree due to its beautiful blooms and long history of cultivation. Maule's Quince is a versatile fruit that has been enjoyed for centuries and continues to be a popular ingredient in modern cuisine.
