American Persimmon Tree "crape myrtles" Fill in the hole with

Fill in the hole with the same native soil you removed then water the tree by counting to 20 or by giving it five full watering cans full of water

And despite its alluring look

is drought tolerant

From driveway hedges to polished

It is best to harvest before the first frost because cold can diminish the flavor of the fruit

American Persimmon Tree "crape myrtles" Fill in the hole withSweet and Nutty Flavor! Also known as the "common persimmon," this bright orange and sometimes yellow, red and even blue fruit bearing tree is anything but common. In fact, it's uncommonly available at most nurseries and greenhouses, and has uncommonly delicious ripe product the shape of a one to two inch beefsteak tomato that lends itself to cakes, cookies, sorbets, and ice cream. Its high calcium, vitamin C, potassium and iron yield also makes it a