You might not expect a plant this dramatic to thrive in the Pacific Northwest, but loquat (Eriobotrpya japonica) does exactly that. Run your hand across one of its deeply veined, foot-long leaves and you’ll understand why gardeners reach for this plant when they want year-round presence in the garden. That bold, evergreen foliage holds its color through grey Northwest winters, giving your outdoor space a quietly tropical atmosphere even in January.
Loquat grows best in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained soil with moderate watering once established. It’s generally cold-hardy enough for mild Pacific Northwest climates like Bellevue’s, and mature plants can reach tree or large shrub size depending on how you train them. Bonus: established plants produce edible, honey-sweet fruits that ripen in late winter to early spring.
These are mixed cuttings ready to root — a low-investment way to start a fruit-bearing, statement-making plant. Local pickup only in Lake Hills, Bellevue. Please include your preferred pickup date and time with your request, and check your spam folder for our confirmation email.
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