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Common Persimmon - Diospyros virginiana
Common Persimmon - Diospyros virginiana
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"Category:Tree
Sub-Category: Small Overstory Tree
Common Name: Common Persimmon
Scientific Name: Diospyros virginiana
Sun Conditions:Full Sun/Partial Shade
Soil Conditions: Moist to Dry
Height Range: 35-60 ft
Width Range: 20-35 ft
Growth Habit: Upright
Growth Rate: Fast
Bloom Color: White to Greenish-Yellow (fragrant)
Bloom Time: Summer, May-June
Seed/Fruit Production: High
Foliage Color: Green
Hardiness Zones: 4 to 9
Evergreen: No
Deer Resistant: Moderate (Foliage browsing is less notable)
Forage: Deer readily eat fallen fruit in fall
Poisonous: Mild — unripe fruit is extremely astringent (causes temporary mouth puckering). Large seeds have also been linked to phytobezoars (stomach blockages) in horses that overeat fallen fruit.
Wildlife Value Highlights: Food for Wildlife; Butterfly/Moth Host; Supports Insects; Supports Bees; Cover and Nesting for Birds and Animals; Foliage Supports Insects; Supports Beneficial Soil Microbes; Biodiversity; Attracts Beneficial Insects; Attracts Birds
Ecological/Landscape Use: Wildlife orchards, edible landscaping, naturalized areas — a classic wildlife-attracting fruit tree
Lepidoptera Supported by Family/Group: 50
Lepidoptera Supported by Species: 50
For More Info: https://www.growlocalplants.com/native-plant-search-details?recordID=recBnXIXQKJfpgNzT
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Sub-Category: Small Overstory Tree
Common Name: Common Persimmon
Scientific Name: Diospyros virginiana
Sun Conditions:Full Sun/Partial Shade
Soil Conditions: Moist to Dry
Height Range: 35-60 ft
Width Range: 20-35 ft
Growth Habit: Upright
Growth Rate: Fast
Bloom Color: White to Greenish-Yellow (fragrant)
Bloom Time: Summer, May-June
Seed/Fruit Production: High
Foliage Color: Green
Hardiness Zones: 4 to 9
Evergreen: No
Deer Resistant: Moderate (Foliage browsing is less notable)
Forage: Deer readily eat fallen fruit in fall
Poisonous: Mild — unripe fruit is extremely astringent (causes temporary mouth puckering). Large seeds have also been linked to phytobezoars (stomach blockages) in horses that overeat fallen fruit.
Wildlife Value Highlights: Food for Wildlife; Butterfly/Moth Host; Supports Insects; Supports Bees; Cover and Nesting for Birds and Animals; Foliage Supports Insects; Supports Beneficial Soil Microbes; Biodiversity; Attracts Beneficial Insects; Attracts Birds
Ecological/Landscape Use: Wildlife orchards, edible landscaping, naturalized areas — a classic wildlife-attracting fruit tree
Lepidoptera Supported by Family/Group: 50
Lepidoptera Supported by Species: 50
For More Info: https://www.growlocalplants.com/native-plant-search-details?recordID=recBnXIXQKJfpgNzT
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