An excellent selection, likely a seedling of Early Golden, and considered by some to be an improvement on that variety. Szukis produces large crops of particularly attractive fruit on a tree that grows naturally more compact than many other American persimmon varieties.
(Eun Poong Jun Si cv.) A new Korean selection, Robin™ is prized for its heavy crops of large, very sweet and flavorful, bright orange fruit. Robin™ fruit ripens early and is good for both fresh eating and drying. Enjoy this delicious fruit when it is soft and tender.
A very unique variety that produces round tomato shaped fruit that will either be astringent and need to be soft to be sweet and edible, or non-astringent if it has been pollinated by another persimmon tree.
Prized for its abundant crops of unique and unusual, glossy-black fruit, this new Chinese variety also features beautiful, orange-red fall foliage.
Cardinal™ Asian Persimmon is a spectacular, non-astringent, Korean variety that’s the earliest ripening Asian Persimmon we have seen.
Also known as Nishimura wase, Coffee Cake Asian Persimmon is perhaps the earliest ripening of any Asian persimmon ripening an entire month before most fuyu types! Coffee Cake get its name from the incredibly rich flavor and speckled brown flesh.
We use American Persimmon seedlings (Diospyros virginiana) for all of our grafted persimmons. Our American Persimmon Rootstock – Diospyros Virginiana seedlings are vigorous and disease resistant and widely compatible with all Asian and American persimmon varieties we’ve tried on them.
This unique and very attractive variety features delicious, light orange, sweet and tender fruit. Prairie Gem® bears abundant crops of easy to pick, seedless Persimmons.
Fuping Jian Shi Asian Persimmon is an astringent early ripening Persimmon tree perfect for the PNW.
Imoto Fuyu Asian Persimmon is a selection that came from the late Mike Imoto of Lindsay, California. Imoto Fuyu is very similar to Jiro persimmons except that the fruit is a little larger and ripens 7-10 days earlier, making it a good choice for cooler climates.
