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Persimmon Tree Seeds - Sugar Plum Variety - Cold Hardy Diospyros Virginiana - Fruit Plant for Zones 4-9
Persimmon Tree Seeds - Sugar Plum Variety - Cold Hardy Diospyros Virginiana - Fruit Plant for Zones 4-9
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Introducing our premium Persimmon Tree Seeds (Diospyros Virginiana), perfect for gardeners looking to cultivate their own delicious Sugar Plum fruit. Each packet contains high-quality seeds that are cold-hardy and ideal for USDA hardiness zones 4-9, ensuring you can enjoy the sweet rewards of your labor in no time.
- Cold hardy and adaptable to various climates
- Produces sweet and flavorful Sugar Plum fruit
- Attracts pollinators and wildlife to your garden
- Requires minimal maintenance once established
- Perfect for home orchards or edible landscaping
- Fast-growing with proper care and conditions
Common Name: Persimmon
Scientific Name: Diospyros Virginiana
Fruit Color: Orange to Yellow
Fruit Size: 1-2 inches in diameter
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Moderate; allow soil to dry between waterings
Soil: Well-drained, loamy soil
Hardiness Zones: 4-9
Growth Habit: Deciduous tree, can reach heights of 30-60 feet
Format: Pack of seeds (10 seeds per pack)
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