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Loquat Tree Seeds - FAST GROWING | Japanese Edible Sweet Fruit , 10 Seeds
Loquat Tree Seeds - FAST GROWING | Japanese Edible Sweet Fruit , 10 Seeds
Other Names: Eriobotrya japonica
Grow Zones: 7,8,9,10
Subtropical and exotic Loquat trees grow rapidly. On average, a whopping 3 feet of growth per year! Fruits from spring to summer. These self-pollinating winners produce a huge amount of fruits that appear February-March and start falling from the trees in April. While only one tree is needed to set fruit, it is best to plant two if you can..for even more fruit (like in the picture).
Loquat trees are bushy and dense in appearance. They are easily potted and easy to pick and can be eaten fresh off of the tree and can be used to make detoxifying yellow loquat juice. As an added bonus, the leaves are gorgeous year-round and the showy white flowers lend curb-appeal to these bountiful trees. It's not a wonder why they are so popular in landscapes and front/backyards! Start yours from fresh seeds this year.
How to Care for Loquat Trees
These trees can withstand a freeze to 10 degrees however the flowers and fruits cannot withstand an under 30 degree freeze without a cotton sheet or some plastic cover over them. Be sure to protect young trees from temperature lows. Grows in both acidic and alkaline soils. Fertilize loquat trees 3 times per year (general purpose lawn fertilizer works fine).
Germination Procedure: Soak seeds for 48 hours in a glass of water. Sow seeds 1/2 an inch into moist soil. Keep seeds and soil moist throughout the germination phase. Seeds germinate in temperatures over 70 degrees. Germination time: 30 days.
***If you suspect your item has been lost in the mail and you wish for me to send out a replacement, use the contact seller link at the top of this page, otherwise you will only get a refund and not a replacement item. Thank you for reading.
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Other Names: Eriobotrya japonica
Grow Zones: 7,8,9,10
Subtropical and exotic Loquat trees grow rapidly. On average, a whopping 3 feet of growth per year! Fruits from spring to summer. These self-pollinating winners produce a huge amount of fruits that appear February-March and start falling from the trees in April. While only one tree is needed to set fruit, it is best to plant two if you can..for even more fruit (like in the picture).
Loquat trees are bushy and dense in appearance. They are easily potted and easy to pick and can be eaten fresh off of the tree and can be used to make detoxifying yellow loquat juice. As an added bonus, the leaves are gorgeous year-round and the showy white flowers lend curb-appeal to these bountiful trees. It's not a wonder why they are so popular in landscapes and front/backyards! Start yours from fresh seeds this year.
How to Care for Loquat Trees
These trees can withstand a freeze to 10 degrees however the flowers and fruits cannot withstand an under 30 degree freeze without a cotton sheet or some plastic cover over them. Be sure to protect young trees from temperature lows. Grows in both acidic and alkaline soils. Fertilize loquat trees 3 times per year (general purpose lawn fertilizer works fine).
Germination Procedure: Soak seeds for 48 hours in a glass of water. Sow seeds 1/2 an inch into moist soil. Keep seeds and soil moist throughout the germination phase. Seeds germinate in temperatures over 70 degrees. Germination time: 30 days.
***If you suspect your item has been lost in the mail and you wish for me to send out a replacement, use the contact seller link at the top of this page, otherwise you will only get a refund and not a replacement item. Thank you for reading.
Be sure to see our store for over 4000 kinds of seeds. We have grow, harvest, sort, clean seeds, and pack all seeds...
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