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American PersimmonDormant bare root trees approximately 6" 10" tall shipped in Nov Dec or Apr May. *Note: Approximately 75% of seedling persimmons are male, producing no fruit unless grafted! The persimmon's scientific name translates to "fruit of the gods" and if you've ever tasted a completely ripe persimmon you'll know why. Not only is the ooey gooey ripe fruit one of the sweetest natural treats of the American continent, but the tree itself is a lovely slow growing

Hardiness zone: 4-8

dried arrangements

Plant oil nuts

often looking very similar to the butternut

*There has been much ado about PAs in comfrey

(Willows will not grow upside down

Hardiness zones: 3-9

and traditional preserves

Kidney shaped and sized

but the flavor resembles a sweet juicy apple or pear

Train on trellises for compact growth or let ramble as wildlife-friendly hedgerows

The branches were traditionally used for basket weaving in the UK