Persimmon Trees - Hachiya (Astringent) Sweet Pruning: Lightly prune after flowering

Pruning: Lightly prune after flowering to shape the plant and encourage more blooms

it also yields small edible fruit that can be enjoyed fresh or used in jams and preserves

Resists orange rust

extending the apple season with fresh fruit when others are finished

Blanchard Southern Magnolia is a showpiece tree that combines timeless elegance with rugged resilience

Persimmon Trees - Hachiya (Astringent) Sweet Pruning: Lightly prune after floweringThe Hachiya Persimmon is an astringent, semi self pollinating, deciduous tree that produces sweet, seedless (or near seedless) fruit. The fruit is a deep orange red with a dark yellow flesh when it ripens in November. It is oblong conical in shape. Ripe Hachiya's are unbelievably soft, and are often almost liquefied into a silky smooth pulp inside. They will ripen once picked, so you can leave them on the counter to soften until you are ready to use