Persimmon Trees - Weeping (Astringent) Oaks Pruning: Prune annually in late

Pruning: Prune annually in late winter to remove any dead or diseased wood and encourage healthy growth

∙Cutting capacity (inches): 3/4

bringing sweet peaches to your table early in the summer

The Black Tupelo

The tree is moderately scab resistant and is a Type-1 pollinator

Persimmon Trees - Weeping (Astringent) Oaks Pruning: Prune annually in lateThe Weeping astringent persimmon is a very rare variety of Japanese persimmon. It has a weeping form and must be staked up when young. The weeping persimmon produces a medium sized, conical shaped fruit that hang off the tree like teardrops. This astringent persimmon ripens in late October through mid November. If staked, it can reach a height of 6 tall and 2 wide in 10 years. We graft the Weeping persimmon onto native American persimmon root stock.