
John S
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I have not harvested the fruit. The plant usually gets attacked by diseases this time of year, and then sort of recovers from about July to October. What I am saying is that I planted the seeds from a loquat I harvested off a tree in Marin County, California and one of them grew from a seed in my yard into a small tree that is in my yard. I am growing it mostly because I think the long, evergreen leaves look cool and because it reminds me of my brother. I don't know if I will get fruit from it. If I do it probably won't fruit reliably.
John S
PDX OR
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