So maybe can you start us off talking about that?

Yeah.

And just, um, to, you know, to appropriately position myself, I'm really a- an amateur or beginning breeder.

You know, my work, uh, as a traveling orchard consultant and, you know, fruit tree horticulturist and pruner, I get to meet all kinds of interesting people, uh, with all kinds of interesting trees, you know, all throughout Southern Ontario.

And some of them are trees you may not expect that could grow here.

Uh, you know, like fl- almond for example, which produce, you know, edible nuts, you know, actual real almonds, you know, growing in Southern Ontario.

Or just interesting, you know, 30-year-old beautiful quince trees growing in places you may not expect them to grow.

And I thought, "Wow, that's great to hear that that's going on here in Ontario." And maybe for people who are new to quince, can you just introduce us to that fruit?