Persimmon Tree Package

This grafted female is self fruitful and from Jerry Lehman’s collection that originated in Central Indiana. It was chosen for its ability to hold the persimmons on the tree longer. Deer Magnet typically does not begin dropping until around December 1st, as the freezing weather of winter moves in. It’s sweet 1 ½” persimmons that ripens on the tree and has a very sweet taste as they hit the ground in November and continue into December here in the North East. This very late dropping persimmons are great for some late season hunting and will begin producing in as little as 3 years. Mature height 60' to 80'. Plant Hardiness zone hardiness zones 5-9.

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This grafted female is a persimmon from Jerry Lehman’s collection and breeding efforts in Central Indiana. He named this tree deer candy for one reason. With 1,000+ persimmons produced on his property, this is the one that the deer are attracted to the most! Deer Candy drops from the 1st week in October through into November. It has large 2’’ sweet persimmons that fully ripen in central Pennsylvania. Deer candy is very precocious and begins bearing fruit very young. This tree will reach a mature height of 60'-80'. Suitable for Plant hardiness zones 5-9.

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A grafted female that is self fruitful, produces 1” Persimmons annually. The fruit ripens on the tree will become very sweet, begin falling free from the tree in mid September and will continue with just a slow steady drop lasting into winter . Full Draw™ has survived -30° F winter lows at a very young age, this is a very cold hardy persimmon tree. The combination of cold hardiness, early ripening in Pennsylvania with having a shorter growing season, and with the extended drop time makes the Full Draw™ persimmons one of best, if not the best persimmons tree available today when growing persimmons for the whitetail deer  up out of the persimmons native range. That said, this persimmon has a very extended drop in the south and is one of the best persimmons for planting in the south as well.  Mature height will be 60' to 80'. Plant hardiness zones 5-9

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A grafted female persimmon that is self-fruitful, producing 1 1/2' + Persimmon annually. The original tree resides in northwestern NY and is around 30 years old. The fruit fully ripens on the tree, even though it is exceptionally north of the persimmon's native home range. Tin Cup persimmons fall free from the tree on October 1st and continue into mid-November. During this time, the fruit is very sweet and, of course, is devoured by all wildlife and deer alike. As with most 90-chromosome persimmons, Tin Cup has withstood winter lows of -30°F at a very young age. This fact, accompanied by its ability to ripen early in the extreme north, enables this tree to extend its range much farther north than its original location in northwestern NY and fully ripen. This tree is very suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-9. The vigor is exceptional on this tree, and it may be the fastest-growing 90 chromosomes persimmons I have ever seen when grafted onto 90 chromosomes roots. Tin Cup's mature height will be 60'+

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