My loquat tree puts on blossoms but does not bear fruits.




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hi, I live in Northern California east bay. I have a Loquat tree that came with the house. the previous owner said it was just ornamental since it bloomed, but no fruits(not even the small ones). the tree has been pruned last year, the new leaves that came are great and flowering was great. Again no fruits this year. how do i fix this? i have plenty of Bees that come to the lemon and orange trees. the soil is a bit clayish as it is sticky soil. is this the culprit?
I’m having same troubles. All blooms and no fruit. We have 2 trees about 8-10yrs old. Very healthy but still no fruit. What do I do?
Trees are around 10yrs old and has never produced fruit only blooms. What should I do???
I know this thread is kinda old but didn’t want to start a new one. Just bought house in Feb. came with 2 very mature trees. They are on the north and south corners of the pool against a fence to the East. The house had been vacant for more than a year so leaf debris was 6” deep along the fence and around the trees. Between the 2 there is also 2 holly bushes and 2 privet that were all very overgrown (6-10ft). The first of April there were 3 edible fruits on the south tree, none on the north. The north tree also shows signs of older sapsucker damage. The entire area has now been cleaned out, the bushes pruned down, a nuisance oak tree removed. I am seeing new leaf growth coming the centers of leaf bunches but half of them are now beginning to deform. Embarrassed to say that as a Master Gardener I had never even heard of these trees before we bought the house so I’m learning as I go. I have contacted my agent to do a home visit but with covid it may be awhile before she can get out here. So I’ve attached photos and I’m hoping you experts can help. TIA.