Introducing 2 live American persimmon trees, the perfect addition to your garden or orchard. These persimmon trees are 12-18 inches tall and ready to plant. Known scientifically as Diospyros Virginiana, these trees are hardy in zones 5-9 and thrive in full to partial sun. These trees are self-fertile, though planting more than one tree nearby will yield even more delicious fruit.

The American persimmon trees produce small, sweet fruit that is much sweeter than the common Asian varieties found in most stores. These native fruits are perfect for fresh eating, jams, and preserves. But that’s not all—the sweet fruit is highly attractive to deer and other wildlife, making these trees a perfect choice for wildlife-friendly landscaping.

These trees are also incredibly tolerant of varying soil conditions, whether it’s drought or excess moisture. At full maturity, American persimmon trees can reach 60 feet tall, making them a standout in any landscape. They are not only valued for their fruit but also for their ability to attract deer and other animals, making them a great choice for gardeners who want to attract wildlife to their property.

We carefully ship each tree in a custom priority box, with roots wrapped in biodegradable paper and plastic to maintain moisture. Each order includes planting instructions, ensuring that your trees arrive healthy and ready for planting. We also guarantee that your tree will arrive alive and undamaged; if there are any issues, we will replace or refund immediately.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Self-fertile: Produces fruit on its own, but planting more trees will increase yield.
• Deer attracting: The sweet fruit is irresistible to deer and other wildlife, making it ideal for wildlife-friendly gardens.
• Sweet native fruit: American persimmons are sweeter than the Asian varieties commonly found in stores, perfect for fresh eating or making preserves.
• Hardy and easy to grow: Thrives in zones 5-9, requiring minimal care once established.
• Tolerant of various conditions: These trees can handle both drought and excess moisture, making them adaptable to different climates.

FAQs:

Q1: How tall will my American persimmon trees grow?
A1: American persimmon trees can reach a mature height of up to 60 feet, though they typically grow slower when young.

Q2: Do I need more than one tree for pollination?
A2: American persimmon trees are self-fertile, but planting additional trees nearby can enhance fruit production and yield.

Q3: What is the best time to plant American persimmon trees?
A3: The best time to plant is during the spring when the weather is warm. If you receive your trees while dormant, they will wake up once planted in the warmth and sunlight.

Q4: How do I care for my persimmon trees after planting?
A4: American persimmon trees are relatively low-maintenance. They prefer full to partial sun and tolerate a variety of soil conditions. Ensure the soil is well-drained, and water during dry spells.

Q5: Will these trees attract wildlife?
A5: Yes! The sweet persimmon fruit is highly attractive to deer and other wildlife, making these trees a great choice for anyone looking to invite nature into their yard.