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Ripe Persimmons in the Ozarks now.

 
                            
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I run into a lot of people who think that persimmons are not good until after a frost.  The only tree I could find on my place that has a good crop is ripe now.  The coolest it's been at night has been the mid-50's. 

When I first moved here to the Ozarks, I could eat all the persimmons I wanted.  For some reason the last 3 years there have hardly been any.  The first off year, there was a hard, late freeze, but I don't know why they've done poorly the last two years.

 
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