Lang jujube tree with small glossy leaves and pear-shaped fruit ripening to reddish-brown

Jujube ‘Lang’

Ziziphus jujuba 'Lang'
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Drought tolerant once established, but water deeply and regularly during flowering and fruit development for reliable crops. Let the upper soil dry between irrigations; reduce watering during winter dormancy.
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Description
Heat-tolerant fruit tree producing large, pear-shaped jujubes that turn reddish-brown when ripe. ‘Lang’ is especially valued for drying into sweet, date-like fruit.
Bloom Time
Deciduous / Evergreen
Growth Rate
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Companion Plants
Non-toxic
Care Instructions

Light: Full sun; at least 6–8 hours daily. Well suited to Phoenix heat.

Water: Drought tolerant once established, but water deeply and regularly during flowering and fruit development for reliable crops. Let the upper soil dry between irrigations; reduce watering during winter dormancy.

Soil: Well-drained sandy, loamy, or clay soil. Tolerates alkaline Phoenix soils; avoid standing water and persistently saturated roots.

Mature size: Typically 20–30 feet tall and 15–20 feet wide; can be maintained smaller with pruning.

Bloom: Small flowers appear in late spring through early summer; fruit generally ripens in late summer to fall.

Evergreen / deciduous: Deciduous.

Growth rate: Moderate to fast with adequate irrigation.