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Persimmon tree

Posted By: 4Him146

Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 04:32 PM

Just wanted to verify this is a persimmon tree. We have very few and have seen 2 loaded this year. Wanted to verify since I’ve only seen a couple in person. Tiny little trees.
Posted By: Turkey_neck

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 04:43 PM

Gotta post a pic does it look like this?
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Posted By: TS1990

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 04:52 PM

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Posted By: Turkey_neck

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 05:21 PM

That’s them.
Posted By: ParrotHead89

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 05:24 PM

Yep, I have 2 in my yard that are seedless. I had to prop up all the branches I could since they were breaking off. I usually get 400 bags of pulp off of that tree a year before I quit.
Posted By: 4Him146

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 06:37 PM

I’m guessing they are the American persimmon? The leaves are pretty unique with that staining coloration. I’ve noticed some very tiny saplings in the past with the stain leaves like that but couldn’t tell what they were at that young stage
Posted By: Turkey_neck

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 08:29 PM

Yep pretty distinctive leaves and bark.
Posted By: jake5050

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 10:08 PM

Yep
Posted By: 2Dogs

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 10:09 PM

Deer ice cream. There are males and females , one has fruit one will not.
Posted By: top cat

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/20/21 11:04 PM

They loaded this year. Everything is. Deer aren't gonna have to travel much to get full.
Posted By: Ar1220

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/21/21 03:18 AM

Ones around are loaded and couple are done dropping I didn't think they would turn and drop till after a frost. Oh well deer done eatin them up
Posted By: N2TRKYS

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/21/21 03:29 AM

I’ve only seen a couple that actually had fruit during season. I’ve never seen a deer around them. I’ve had much better luck killing bucks under white and swamp chestnut oaks.
Posted By: Wapiti55

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/21/21 01:13 PM

They may be dropping and the animals will be eating them but I wouldn’t try one until after a frost if I were you.
Posted By: gman

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/22/21 07:59 PM

Ours here at the office don't have the first fruit. Dunno why?
Posted By: CNC

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/22/21 08:22 PM

A lot of mine dropped early.....
Posted By: DonH

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/22/21 10:39 PM

I got 22 persimmon trees with fruit on them in my back food plot.....they are loaded this year....also 3 pears and a peach tree....good times ahead ...
Posted By: 2Dogs

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/22/21 11:34 PM

Originally Posted by gman
Ours here at the office don't have the first fruit. Dunno why?


Males.
Posted By: top cat

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/22/21 11:52 PM

We have one back in a hollow. So big you can't reach around it. Had an old logger tell us it's the biggest one he had ever seen. He'd been logging 60 years.
Posted By: 2Dogs

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/23/21 12:05 AM

Originally Posted by top cat
We have one back in a hollow. So big you can't reach around it. Had an old logger tell us it's the biggest one he had ever seen. He'd been logging 60 years.


If it's sound and of good grade it would be some beautiful wood .
Posted By: Wapiti55

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/23/21 12:48 AM

A small percentage of the trees will be very dark wood, sometimes black streaks giving it a lot of character. Persimmon is the only member of the Ebony family that grows in N America.
Posted By: ParrotHead89

Re: Persimmon tree - 09/23/21 10:09 AM

I picked up 25 quarts last night. Boy that gets old quick.
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