Persimmon Tree:

 A fruit tree with sweet, nutritious fruit as a painting. Orange persimmon — This is a beautiful, lovely accent tree for your garden and is very productive. You can be a seasoned gardener or just an amateur, but the Tree is a low-maintenance, easy-to-plant tree that will thrive in all kinds of soils and conditions.

Persimmon Tree Specifications:

Small Size:This tree is a great size for a patio, backyard, or orchard. You’ll get it to grow up and flower and flower in your backyard fast.
Beautiful Fall Leaves: The Tree is more than a fruit tree. Its leaves are beautiful, and orange, yellow, and red can make your garden beautiful.
Simple to Grow: USDA Zones 7-10 This Tree is fairly pest—and disease-resistant and undemanding once established.
Autopollinating: Most Trees are self-pollinating, meaning you don’t need another tree to produce the fruit. This is why they are great for small rooms or yards.

Benefits of the Persimmon Tree:

Fresh, Juicy Fruit: It produces juicy, delicious fruits packed with vitamins and antioxidants, which can be enjoyed fresh, baked, or canned.
Beautiful Landscaping: Not only fruit, the tree is lovely in fall, which makes your garden all year with its beautiful leaves and berries.
Grow Easy: It does not require care and is a great tree for the gardener who wants a fruit tree that needs minimal care. Once established, it’s tolerant of drought and most insects.
Grow in containers or small gardens and produce large crops: This is an excellent tree for those with limited areas.

What’s Included:

 You will get a healthy 3-4ft tall tree to plant in your yard. This tree is well established, so you will have quicker fruit production and planting times.

Planting and Care Instructions:

Where: The  Tree is sun-loving, so find a spot with 6-8 hours of sunshine daily. It likes wet soil but will grow in any type of soil, sandy or loamy.
Watering: Watering a lot for the first year or so to get it set. The  Tree doesn’t need watering when it is rooted as it reaches its adult stage. Don’t forget to water very well if it is not wet.
Cutting: Chop the  Tree In Late Winter or Early Spring to Slaughter the Dead Wood and Remove it. Cut your trees every two days so they flower and bear fruit.
Fertilizing: For the best results, spray a pH-balanced fertilizer early in the spring. Do not use too much nitrogen, which means big leaves and fewer fruits.

But Why Grow a Persimmon Tree in Your Garden?

Persimmon Tree 3-4', juicy fruit, gorgeous fall foliage, no maintenance. This low-maintenance tree will get the job done any time, any place, and provide many years of pleasure — whether you require a source of fresh fruit or some lovely yard decoration, or your fruit needs to be somewhere. Self-fertilizing, dwarf, the tree for little and big yards.