Loquat Seedling Walnut in the PNW

in the PNW

Some growers report moderate resistance to peach leaf curl

The medium-small individual slipskin grapes are clustered loosely

Previously known as WSU AxP crabapple

Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade

Loquat Seedling Walnut in the PNWErioboytra japonica Loquat seedlings have an evocative tropical form, with their large, leathery evergreen foliage and dense, compact form. Their delightfully sweet fruit is aromatic and looks like a small round apricot. The tree is self fertile and hardy to 12 F, blooming in late winter and sets fruit in areas with above freezing winters and long, hot summers. It grows well, but rarely fruits in the Pacific Northwest. Loquat trees can grow to 20'