[jjirons69]

I've got two of them in water in my office. One was already split when I opened the fruit, so I got a jump start on it. If nothing else, it'll be fun. Don't know if they can survive to fruit in Charleston, but I can keep it in a large pot and bring it in on the colder nights.

On a side note - loquats. I planted a dozen or so seeds about 3 years ago. I've got 5 of them to a little less than waist high. They'll go in the ground this weekend. Looking at another 6-8 years for fruit.

Now my wife wants fig trees. Might throw a couple of them in the ground this weekend, too. Squirrels/birds will end up eating most of any fruit I can make. My peach trees have had some great years, but mother nature gets most of it.