1/2The bright fruits of persimmons ripen in late fall, usually, after most of the leaves have fallen from the tree. The persimmon fruits are seen on a tree on Grant Drive in Section 2 of Arlington National Cemetery, (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Fraser, U.S. Army / Arlington National Cemetery / Flickr CC)
We have an older persimmon tree on the fence line of our family farm that produces a small, but delicious (when ripe!) amount each fall. Can I dry the seeds to grow more trees? It’s definitely a native variety.
What is the Latin name for native persimmon?
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We have an older persimmon tree on the fence line of our family farm that produces a small, but delicious (when ripe!) amount each fall. Can I dry the seeds to grow more trees? It’s definitely a native variety.
What is the Latin name for native persimmon?
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