Loquat Topiary

You probably won't find loquats, a fruit native to China and Japan, in your neighborhood grocery store, but you can have your very own tree with the Uttermost Loquat Topiary. Unfortunately, you can't eat these artificial fruits either, but they sure look pretty. Designed by Constance Lael-Linyard, this miniature tree has a wooden stalk with clusters of succulent loquat fruits in varying stages of ripeness, from green to glowing orange. This colorful ball topiary is planted in an earthen-glazed terra cotta planter with a lion's head relief and permanent soil.

About Uttermost
The mission of the Uttermost Company is simple: to make great home accessories at reasonable prices. This has been their objective since founding their family-owned business over 30 years ago. Uttermost manufactures mirrors, art, metal wall art, lamps, accessories, clocks, and lighting fixtures in its Rocky Mount, Virginia, factories. They provide quality furnishings throughout the world from their state-of-the-art distribution center located on the West Coast of the United States.