Do bees like your persimmon trees?

I want to know what your experiences are with bees of all kinds and persimmon trees. I've got young persimmons that haven't flowered yet and I'm curious if I should plant more for bee forage. I hear so many conflicting things that I wanted to hear people's experiences. Please let me know if they're Asian or American persimmons. I have planted both but am leaning towards American for the future because of its durability

Bumping for you. Mine havent bloomed yet either.

Not sure if anyone’s following this post anymore, I was Googling the connection between bees and persimmon trees and found this thread.

I have one, I identified it through an app. There’s a crazy insane amount of buzzing coming from the tree. It is a fairly large tree, I could not find any hive. It is full of what appears to be buds (little balls on the branches that will be flowers?). They are honeybees and I can only assume that they are pollinating.

Just for reference, I am in South Carolina close to the coast.

they go nuts for a big male persimmon tree on our property, but i haven’t specifically noticed bees visiting the females…i’ll have to check when the flowers are open.

Maybe there is some sap oozing that the bees are going after.

Honeybees love the persimmon bloom. Honeybees
are the best pollination insect for them because unlike solitary bees they need large amounts of nectar to support the colony so one honeybee will transfer pollen from the distant male tree to the female tree. Solitary bees just need a little pollen to make their nests and usually all these tiny localized  local bees visit only one tree and of course get all theyll need. .  In that case the tree would not get pollinated. Other fruit trees need cross pollination from other trees of the same type also but not for the same reason.
What I am saying here is the honeybees will benefit the persimmon greatly. The honeybee not so much. The reason is persimmon only bloom for about a week once a year. They don't have that much time to help the bees and they only bloom very early in the springtime which is the time most everything else is already blooming as well. To be honest the
persimmon fruit is great benefit and necessary to wildlife but there are much better perreneal plants that bloom much longer and at times other plants are not blooming. One of the very best is Vitex Negundo.  Not Vitex Agnus Castus though, it's only an ornamental and doesn't attract honeybees and very few pollinators at all.