Loquat Big Jim Tropical Fruit Tree – Grafted Fruit Plant – Home Garden

Original price was: $227.99.Current price is: $197.99.

Enjoy the taste of the tropics with this grafted Loquat fruit tree. Produces large, sweet fruits and thrives in subtropical climates with neutral soil pH. Perfect for your home garden.

Estimated arrival

Oct 18

Oct 23 - Oct 25

Oct 28 - Nov 01

  • USDA Hardiness Zone

    8-10
  • Soil Type

    Well-draining soil, adaptable to various types
  • Sunlight Exposure

    Full sun to partial shade
  • Expected Planting Period

    Spring or Fall

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    Bring the Tropics Home with a Loquat Fruit Tree

    Looking for a unique and flavorful addition to your garden? The Loquat tropical fruit tree is a broad-spreading evergreen that produces exceptionally large, tasty fruits. Native to eastern Asia and adapted to thrive, this tree offers both beauty and a bountiful harvest. Its glossy dark green leaves and fragrant whitish flowers add a touch of the tropics to any landscape. Enjoy the benefits of growing your own delicious fruit with this partially self-fertile variety, known for its vigorous growth and high productivity, making it an excellent choice for a home garden.

    This particular Loquat variety is renowned for its large, roundish to oblong fruit, measuring 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inches in diameter. The skin is a pale orange-yellow, medium-thick, and easy to peel. The flesh is a vibrant orange-yellow, offering a very sweet flavor balanced with a touch of acidity. Ripening mid-season, typically in March and April, this tropical fruit tree provides a delicious and rewarding experience. Its cold hardiness down to 12 degrees F makes it a surprisingly resilient choice for various climates, allowing more gardeners to enjoy this wonderful grafted loquat.

    Loquat trees are relatively low maintenance, capable of tolerating winds, drought, and a wide range of soil types. They thrive in full sun but also do well in partial shade. Well-draining soil and regular watering are key to ensuring a healthy and productive tree. With its visual appeal, subtle fragrance, and delicious fruit, this Loquat tropical fruit tree is a fantastic addition to any garden, offering a consistent supply of fresh, sweet produce.

    Benefits of Growing a Loquat Fruit Tree:

    • Delicious Fruit: Enjoy sweet and tangy plum-like fruit right from your backyard.
    • Tropical Beauty: Add a touch of the tropics with glossy leaves and fragrant flowers.
    • Low Maintenance: Tolerant of various conditions, making it easy to care for.
    • Grafted Plant: Ensuring high-quality fruit production from a young age, providing a faster harvest.
    • Unique Addition: Stand out from the neighborhood with this rare and beautiful fruit tree, a true gem for your home garden.

    Frequently Asked Questions:

    • How tall will my Loquat fruit tree grow? Loquats typically reach about 10 feet in height, making them manageable for most gardens and landscapes.
    • What is the ideal soil for my Loquat fruit tree? Well-draining soil is crucial. Loquats can tolerate a variety of soil types, but good drainage prevents root rot and promotes healthy growth.
    • How much sunlight does this Loquat tree require? Full sun is ideal for optimal fruiting, but Loquats can also thrive in partial shade conditions.
    • When can I expect the fruit to ripen on my Loquat tree? Expect fruit to ripen mid-season, typically in the months of March and April, depending on your local climate.
    • Is this Loquat variety self-fertile, or do I need another tree? While partially self-fertile, cross-pollination with another Loquat tree will significantly enhance fruit production and yield a more abundant harvest.

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