Loquat trees on special, Damascus

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LOQUAT – GIVE A TROPICAL FEEL TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS!
Full and lush, trees are planted in 5 gallon pots, now about 3 feet tall
SPECIAL PRICE $50 (Reg. $75)

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Hardy Loquat trees are especially ornamental. They have a rounded crown shape and beautiful leathery leaves with rust-colored undersides. Loquats thrive in full sun but handle partial shade; they are usually evergreen in the Portland area. Loquats get about 10 to 15 feet tall at maturity, a little less planted in a container. Mature trees can manage winds, drought, and a wide spectrum of soil types. Loquat leaves make an herbal tea; the fruit is often described as a sweet and tangy blend of plum, apricot, & peach flavors. Because Loquat trees set blossoms in fall and early winter, fruiting is challenging in the Pacific Northwest, but possible in sheltered and coastal locations. (Fruit ripens between April and June when the tree is fully mature, up to 7 years.) Loquat trees are rewarding to grow purely for their beauty! They are excellent for container gardening. USDA Zones 7–10 Eriobotrya japonica(3 varieties available)
Obusa – Self-fertile and late flowering, it usually avoids any unseasonal Pacific NorthWest frosts. Fruit keeps well
Golden Nugget – Self-fertile with large and firm fruit that grows in clusters, providing huge harvests in warm climates.
Mizuho – Partially self- fertile but has a more abundant harvest with another variety nearby. The largest loquat fruit.
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