Loquat 'Obusa' (Eriobotrya japonica) Fessler and seeking to understand the

and seeking to understand the plants around us

Ripening Time: August-October

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Loquat 'Obusa' (Eriobotrya japonica) Fessler and seeking to understand theObusa was introduced in the 1990s from Japan. Prized for it's quite large, deep yellow, tangy and sweet fruit. An evergreen tree that is attractive in the landscape as well as cultivated for it's edible fruit! Fragrant flowers in autumn and fruits in the spring. Ideal conditions for pollination and a mild winter is required for fruit to set and ripen. Fruit set is inconsistent in the Northern cooler regions. 15 20 ft height