#quince — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #quince, aggregated by home.social.
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The Old Coot's Front Garden. #pennsylvaniagarden #pennsylvaniagardens #pennsylvaniagardener #pennsylvaniagardening #dogwood #dogwoods #dogwoodtree #dogwoodtrees #ornamentaltree #ornamentaltrees #flower #flowers #flowering #bloom #blooms #blooming #pink #inthepink #yucca #yuccas #peony #peonies #grass #grasses #quincebush #quince #quincebushes #heirloomplants #heirloomplant
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Redbud Tree with Quince Bush in the rear. Have a wonderful holiday from central Pennsylvania! #redbud #redbudtree #quince #quincebush #quincebushes #nowruz #holi #passover #ostara #ShamElNessim #higan #carnival #mardigras #drowningofmarzanna #cimburijada #DitaeVeres #teotihuacan #persephone #persephonereturns #returnofpersephone #superstitions #springtime
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The 'goka-ni-karahana mon' (五瓜に唐花紋) is said to represent a flowering quince.
Although primarily used by the Oda clan, there is no clear connection between the Oda and Yasaka-jinja, though it is recorded the Oda Nobunaga (織田信長) attended the Gion Matsuri in 1578.
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The 'goka-ni-karahana mon' (五瓜に唐花紋) is said to represent a flowering quince.
Although primarily used by the Oda clan, there is no clear connection between the Oda and Yasaka-jinja, though it is recorded the Oda Nobunaga (織田信長) attended the Gion Matsuri in 1578.
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The 'goka-ni-karahana mon' (五瓜に唐花紋) is said to represent a flowering quince.
Although primarily used by the Oda clan, there is no clear connection between the Oda and Yasaka-jinja, though it is recorded the Oda Nobunaga (織田信長) attended the Gion Matsuri in 1578.
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The 'goka-ni-karahana mon' (五瓜に唐花紋) is said to represent a flowering quince.
Although primarily used by the Oda clan, there is no clear connection between the Oda and Yasaka-jinja, though it is recorded the Oda Nobunaga (織田信長) attended the Gion Matsuri in 1578.
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The 'goka-ni-karahana mon' (五瓜に唐花紋) is said to represent a flowering quince.
Although primarily used by the Oda clan, there is no clear connection between the Oda and Yasaka-jinja, though it is recorded the Oda Nobunaga (織田信長) attended the Gion Matsuri in 1578.