Loquat trees thrive in warm tropical and subtropical climates. They are suited to growing outdoors in US hardiness zones 8-11 ...

The loquat tree is a medium-sized tree found in mild temperate climates. The tree is most famous for its fruit, which boasts many health benefits. Loquat fruits, also known as Japanese plums, are ...

Note: if your loquat tree is healthy but produces few or poor-quality fruit, it may be a seedling-grown plant. Consider replacing it with a named, grafted variety. A PROMISING DWARF MAGNOLIA.

A 20-year-old, 10-foot-tall loquat tree sells for $300 in Alameda. “Come and dig it out from ground,” the listing reads. A small 5-foot tree goes for $39 in South San Jose.

Sometimes called a Japanese plum, loquat trees produce yellow berries that taste good. Campbell Vaughn: Loquat is a great addition to any landscape with bonus of good-tasting berries Skip to main ...

I’m in Irvine and the loquat tree has been in the yard since around 2010. There are some other issues with the tree such as the bark splitting.

A 20-year-old, 10-foot-tall loquat tree sells for $300 in Alameda. “Come and dig it out from ground,” the listing reads. A small 5-foot tree goes for $39 in South San Jose.