The Quince tree also known as Cydonia oblonga and is apart of the Cydonia genus. It is native to north Iran, Turkmenistan and Transcaucasian region. The Quince has been cultivated for the lst 2500 years by ancient cultures such as the Greece's and Romans. This tree can be cultivated in cool temperature zones with moderate altitudes.

 

https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.1201/9781003045861-3/quince-hamid-abdollahi?context=ubx

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These tees look very similar to an apple tree and produce a spring blossom as well they usually start cropping when they are five or six and they are self-fertile. The fruit from this treethey aren't edible raw but can be cooked to make aromatic quince

 

jelly. https://www.rhs.org.uk/fruit/quince/grow-your-own 

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