Native to Arkansas, the Persimmon Tree is a fruit bearing tree producing large colorful yields that are delicious to eat - for both humans and wildlife. Capable of thriving in full sun, and reaching heights of 30-50’, they can be the perfect addition to a food plot, orchard, or your backyard.
Due to their dioecious nature, persimmon trees are either a male or a female. This means that two are needed to pollinate and produce the fruit. To increase the chance at yielding fruit, it is recommended to have at least 3 in proximity to one another.
Native to Arkansas, the Persimmon Tree is a fruit bearing tree producing large colorful yields that are delicious to eat - for both humans and wildlife. Capable of thriving in full sun, and reaching heights of 30-50’, they can be the perfect addition to a food plot, orchard, or your backyard.
Due to their dioecious nature, persimmon trees are either a male or a female. This means that two are needed to pollinate and produce the fruit. To increase the chance at yielding fruit, it is recommended to have at least 3 in proximity to one another.
