American Persimmon

American Persimmon Tree
Diospyros virginiana

Strongly growing with a broadly oval shape, this native tree blooms in May with fragrant greenish-white flowers as long, deep green foliage emerges. 1-2" diameter tasty fruit matures in November with an orange to purplish color. Easy to grow. Fruit is colorful and highly prized. Ripens in late fall. Tree can be used as a specimen. Drought resistant with few insect problems. May need (2) plants to ensure proper pollination. Edible fruit are tasty! Typically used in pies, jellies and ice cream!

Available sizes: 7 Gallon Container, 10 Gallon Container

• 10 Year Size: 20-30' tall, 10-15' wide
• Hardiness Zone: 4-8
• Sun Exposure: Full Sun
• Native
• Pollinator Required: May need 2 plants to ensure proper pollination