Live Loquat Tree, Eriobotrya Japonica Fruit Plant, 10 Inch Pot, Japanese Plum Tree, Evergreen Fruit Tree for Home Garden

Grow something special in your garden with a Live Loquat Tree (Eriobotrya japonica)! 🌿 This attractive evergreen fruit tree is prized for its large, textured leaves and clusters of golden-orange fruit with a sweet, gently tangy flavor.

Also known as Japanese plum or Japanese loquat, this tree is a wonderful choice for fruit-tree enthusiasts, home gardeners, and anyone interested in growing an unusual edible fruit in a suitable climate.

🌱 What You Will Receive

• One live Loquat Tree

• Pot size: 10-inch pot

• Botanical name: Eriobotrya japonica

• Common names: Loquat, Japanese plum

• Appearance: One living plant similar to the pictures

You will receive one loquat plant in a 10-inch pot, similar to the pictures. Plant height, branching, leaf size, and fullness may vary naturally. The tree may not have flowers or fruit when it arrives.

🍊 About the Loquat Tree

Loquat trees are evergreen trees originally native to China and widely cultivated in warm and mild climates. They feature large, attractive leaves and produce clusters of yellow to orange fruit when mature and growing under suitable conditions.

The ripe fruit has juicy flesh with a sweet-tart flavor and can be enjoyed fresh or used in jams, desserts, sauces, and drinks. Loquats are a delightful addition to a home orchard or edible landscape.

Please note: Fruit production depends on the tree's maturity, climate, sunlight, pollination, and growing conditions. A young plant will need time to establish before it may flower and fruit.

☀️ Loquat Tree Care Instructions

Light: Grow in full sun to partial shade. Aim for at least 6 hours of sunlight daily for strong growth and better potential fruit production. Protect a young plant from intense afternoon sun while gradually acclimating it to outdoor conditions.

Water: Water regularly while the tree is establishing. Keep the soil moderately moist but never waterlogged. Once established, loquats can tolerate some dry periods, although consistent moisture supports healthy growth and fruit development.

Soil: Use well-draining soil. Loquats tolerate a range of soil types but generally do best in slightly acidic to neutral soil. Avoid locations where water collects around the roots.

Temperature: Loquats grow well in mild to warm climates and can tolerate some cool weather. Flowers and developing fruit are more vulnerable to cold than the established tree itself. Protect young plants from severe frost and prolonged freezing conditions.

Fertilizer: Feed during active growth with a balanced fertilizer formulated for fruit trees, following the product label. Avoid excessive nitrogen, which can encourage leafy growth at the expense of flowering and fruiting.

Pruning: Prune lightly to remove dead or damaged branches and maintain a manageable shape. If your tree produces fruit, pruning after harvest can help preserve its structure.

Growth and space: Mature loquat trees can reach approximately 10–25 feet tall and wide under favorable conditions. They can be grown in containers when young, but long-term container growing requires sufficient root space, appropriate pruning, and careful watering.

Fruit production: Trees may take several years to produce fruit, depending on their age, growing conditions, and propagation method. Flowering and fruiting are not guaranteed within a particular timeframe.

🏡 A Beautiful Addition to Your Home Orchard

With its evergreen foliage and potential for golden fruit, the loquat tree offers both ornamental appeal and the possibility of homegrown harvests. Plant it in a sunny garden or nurture it in a suitable container while it grows.

📦 Before Ordering

You will receive one live Loquat Tree in a 10-inch pot, similar to the pictures. Natural variation in plant size, shape, and foliage is normal. The plant is sold for growing, and ripe fruit is not included unless specifically stated.

Choose a growing location with suitable sunlight, drainage, and climate to help your loquat thrive.