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What is this plant? (Loquat)

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Date: 08/03/2007 Topics: Gardening > Plant Info | Photos > Garden  
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What Is This Plant?
What Is This Plant?
What kind of fruit tree is this? Or if it isn't a fruit tree, then what is it?

Hardiness Zone: 10b

Sherri from Orlando Florida
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By Pris (Guest Post)
Yes loquat, and makes a delicious jelly or jam

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By Greg (Guest Post)
Loquat is correct. They can't be started from cuttings but they are easy to start from seeds. It takes a long time for them to germinate though so don't give up. My son has a bunch of them for sale.

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By Stngray (143) Contact
Sherry, You can send that picture to the University of FL http://ifas.ufl.edu/TOPIC_Subtropical_Fruit

They are very helpful. It has pretty leaves, and it looks familiar, but I don't know what it is.
Editor's Note. Please repost link as it is not working. Thanks.

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By avalinejet (6) Profile Contact
Definitely a Loquat. I was just given one. I am wondering if it will grow from a cutting? The one I have has a few leaves and new branches on the bottom, but somehow has grown a very long trunk with more leaves at the top. It looks odd, so I am thinking of cutting it back and would like to try rooting the part I cut off. Lydia

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By ellie (Guest Post)
for sure those fruits are loquats. They are quite common here in Australia. The fruit is sweet, with a big pip in the middle.

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By K (Guest Post)
I have a couple of these, we call them here in the south, Japanese Plum or . They do get big, but you can keep their size down and they still produce. The fruit is sweet and juicy and are easily plantable. A bird can easily eat the fruit and drop the seed. But I have found, the birds never eat this fruit off my trees. Another name for them is a word that sounds like "meuse-pa-luce" or "mousse-pluce".

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By Teresa (Guest Post)
It looks like a loquat tree. The fruit can be eaten and quite delicious when it's ripe. The skin can be easily peeled. It's tangy and sweet. I have 2 trees in my back yard (southern California). The fruits are considered medicinal in China and (supposedly)good for sore throat.

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By jamish (19) Contact
what is a loquat tree, and what kind of fruit does it grow? Can it be eaten?
jamish

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By BABBIE (231) Profile Blog! Contact
the fruit looks like this

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By BABBIE (231) Profile Blog! Contact
; that looks like A loquat tree to me.
It takes anywhere from 3 to 5 years before it starts bearing fruit,
The seeds are quite large for a bird to have dropped it there.
Is there someone in your family that likes loquats? "
I do suggest you replant it further away from your fence, they can grow very large,

Not knowing what kind it is, it can grow any where from a 6 foot plant to a 20 foot plus three

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