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Persimmon questions

11 years ago

This is a question fro those who know about my climate. Have space for 1 more tree. If the Coffeecake Persimmion will fruit in my area, could I graft a scion/scions of the Chocolate on it for a pollenizer?
Also considering a self-fruitful Jiro which is known to do well here, or a Itzu which I have heard mixed reports for my area.

For sonoma co. locals, I'm in the bottom of the valley west of Sebastopol about halfway between Sebastopol and Freestone.

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yawiney
Original Author
11 years ago
Mabey there's no one from my area on this forum w/ persimmon exp. I'm in zone 9b if anyone else wants to chime in.
I'll probly go with Jiro since I've gotten varying advice from nurseries about wether the fruit will be good on the coffeecake even if my grafting for pollenization works.
Tony
11 years ago
Yawiney,

Here is an old post that may help you.

Tony

Here is a link that might be useful: Persimmon with male flowers
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