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The Loquat tree is a rare fruit tree which flowers in fall or winter and fruits in April to May. The loquat trees fruit is small, round orange and sweet.Loquat trees usually grow to 10' but can reach 20'. Loquat trees are very easy evergreens to grow, but fruit yield can vary from year, especially with extreme temperatures.A basket of Loquat fruit can be picked from a tree beginning in May before the birds descent upon the delicious fruit,as it matures its yellow to orange fruit that ripens in March and April, much earlier than most other fruit trees. Some loquat trees will partially self pollinate but all benefit from a second pollinator plant.

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• Slices of fresh or pickled loquats are brightly colored and often used to decorate desserts with chocolate puddings and other brightly pictured fruits or berries. Planted as an evergreen landscape tree the loquat tree provides shade in the Summer to patios and fresh fruit for easy picking in the early Spring. Try serving fresh loquats at parties or pickle or preserve them to put on a Thanksgiving banquet table. From a distance the evergreen Loquat tree appears silver-green in color and the dense leaves will cut down on traffic noise and filter out automobile fumes acting as a privacy screen. Loquats are highly resistant to disease and insect damage. The Loquat tree is popular as an ornamental specimen, and the fruit offers several health benefits. Some describe the tangy taste of the Loquat as a blend of plum, pineapple and apricot. Loquat trees grow almost anywhere in the United States, but produce fruit is southern areas where its a tropical climate.

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Healthy, few leaf	June 7, 2019
Reviewer: Jackie Mui from Marietta, GA United States

Loquat tree arrived healthy. Fewer leaf than the one I ordered in early spring.

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Really too early to rate it	June 4, 2019
Reviewer: M. Brown from N LAS VEGAS, NV United States

All previous plants from them were fresh, green, and beautiful. But this time the leaves were brown and brittle, so I don't know whether it's from dormancy or from shipping this late in the season. The roots were still moist, and the stems were still flexible, so it should bounce back or come out of dormancy. We're in 90 degree weather already, so I planted it in an appropriate container for this year, so I could protect it from the extremes of our wind, sun, and heat for now. Only time will tell, but they've always been fabulous in the past, so I'm giving them the benefit of doubt this time.

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	June 2, 2019
Reviewer: joseph from IRVING, TX United States

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Healthy Specimen, Good packing	May 30, 2019
Reviewer: Piney B Farm from Waverly, GA United States

I was please to see the care that was taken in packaging the plants. They all looked healthy and in good condition.

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Loquat tree	May 30, 2019
Reviewer: Judith from Brandon, Fl

Arrived a week ago and was well wrapped and no leaf droppage. The shape is quite odd though...like a "U" with only one side.

About 5 feet tall, and appears to be taking root (in ground a week).

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