Persimmon Trees - Maekawa Jiro (Non-Astringent) Japonica it is moderately drought-tolerant but

it is moderately drought-tolerant but benefits from occasional deep watering during dry spells

This early fall ripening variety produces medium-sized

and are often almost liquefied into a silky smooth pulp inside

Ornamental Appeal: Glossy green foliage and vibrant fall colors make it a beautiful addition to any garden

Persimmon Trees - Maekawa Jiro (Non-Astringent) Japonica it is moderately drought-tolerant butMaekawa Jiro can grow to be 12 ft high. It can withstand very cold hardy weather. When ripe and mature, the fruit will turn orange. Jiro can be eaten while its flesh is still firm, like an apple. Ripens early, a week or so earlier than Ichi. A handsome yard tree. Self fertile. We graft the Maekawa Jiro persimmon onto native American persimmon root stock. USDA ZONES: Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, & Zone 10 More Information: Persimmon Growing Guide