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Full sun, fruit producing plant that can be grown as a shrub or a screen. It can be managed at 4-6' tall and wide but can grow to 25-30' if left un-pruned. Will tolerate many soil types. Copper colored foliage makes the coppertone loquat a standout.
Botanical Name | Eriobotrya japonica 'Coppertone' |
Description | This exotic evergreen shrub or small tree offers coppery colored foliage on the new growth. Spicy scented, fragrant, pink flower appear in late summer and are followed by yellow edible fruit in winter or early spring. Protect from harsh winter weather. Plant as a focal point in the landscape. A great selection for courtyards and small spaces. |
Exposure | Full Sun to Part Shade |
Height x Width | 15' H x 10-15' W |
Water | Water regularly until established. |
Zones | Zones 9-11 |
Fertilization | Fertilize in spring and again in fall with a well balanced fertilizer. Follow label instructions. |
Pruning | Prune as needed to maintain shape and size. |
This evergreen shrub offers coppery colored foliage on the new growth. Spicy scented, fragrant, pink flowers appear in late summer and are followed by a yellow fruit in winter or early spring. Plant as a focal point in the landscape or makes a good screen when planted in rows due to its dense canopy. Fruit and most desirable bush form come from planting in full sun although Loquats can tolerate partial shade and a variety of well-drained soils. can be grown as a tall screen as high as 25 feet tall.