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First improved American persimmons!

 
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One of my persimmon trees fruited for the first time this year.  The tree is probably 8 years old or so.  The smaller one is from a native tree.  Flavor is really good as long as you let the fruit fully ripen.
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Gray Henon wrote:One of my persimmon trees fruited for the first time this year.  The tree is probably 8 years old or so.  The smaller one is from a native tree.  Flavor is really good as long as you let the fruit fully ripen.



Will you have seeds available to sell?  I have American Persimmons but mine haven't been in long enough to produce yet, they are still only a couple feet tall.  I'd love to get some of your improved ones going as well.
 
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are the big ones from a named variety? got a few from cultivar trees this year but lots of wild ones.
 
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