Persimmon Trees
Persimmon trees are elegant fruiting trees with bright orange fruit, colorful foliage, and high adaptability. Ideal for gardens, pots, or small orchards, they include dwarf cultivars, non-astringent types, and bonsai-ready trees. Easy to grow, they add color, nutrition, and beauty to any space.
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Diospyros lotus
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Diospyros digyna
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Diospyros kaki (Apple Persimonn)
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Diospyros virginiana
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Collection: Persimmon Trees
Persimmon Trees: Elegant Fruit Bearers for Gardens, Containers and Landscapes
Exotic Beauty with Edible Appeal
Persimmon trees (Diospyros kaki) are elegant, fruiting trees prized for their vibrant orange fruit, glossy green foliage, and decorative presence in both ornamental and edible gardens. This collection includes Fuyu persimmons, known for their crisp texture, and Hachiya persimmons, appreciated for their rich, jelly-like pulp. Whether you're cultivating Asian or American persimmon trees, these species thrive in warm to temperate climates, producing highly nutritious and visually striking fruits.
Adaptable for Gardens, Orchards and Containers
Perfect for urban gardens, home orchards, or container growing, persimmons include dwarf cultivars, grafted varieties, and cold-hardy selections. Their modest height and non-aggressive roots make them suitable for small yards, terraces, and even as bonsai specimens. The wide canopy, seasonal foliage, and delicate blossoms enhance any landscape design, from Mediterranean courtyards to edible hedges and permaculture installations.
Care, Growth and Ornamental Features
These trees require well-drained soil, moderate watering, and benefit from seasonal pruning to promote structure and fruiting. Non-astringent varieties can be eaten straight from the tree, while astringent ones need to ripen fully. The leathery leaves turn orange-red in autumn, giving additional ornamental interest. Persimmons are low maintenance and often resist pests, making them ideal for organic gardens and biodiversity-friendly spaces.
Rare Cultivars and Landscape Integration
From bonsai persimmons to fruiting garden trees, this collection includes unusual species, grafted hybrids, and classic cultivars suited for both hobby growers and experienced gardeners. Ideal for seasonal interest, edible landscapes, and garden-to-table harvests, persimmon trees combine beauty and utility in a single plant.
Browse the Persimmon Tree Collection at Botanical Archive to enrich your garden with color, nutrition, and seasonal elegance.
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