After a frost in November the Wildlife American Persimmon tree begins to lose its leaves revealing the bright orange persimmon fruit for birds, deer, squirrels, and other wildlife animals.
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The American Persimmon tree grows in great abundance throughout most of the United States being a great food source for hungry wildlife animals during the winter.
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Call 1-800-913-9347 or buy online now:
Wildlife American Persimmon Tree price(s):
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1-2 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$12.95
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2-3 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$19.80
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4-5 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$42.90
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5-6 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$52.80
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6-7 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$62.40
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8-9 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$78.60
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8-9 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$139.50
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9-10 feet tall (Fall Shipment)
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$176.80
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9-10 feet tall (Containerized)
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$276.80
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Recommended zones for Wildlife American Persimmon Tree:
Zone 4 | (-20˚ to -10˚) |
Zone 5 | (-10˚ to -5˚) |
Zone 6 | (-5˚ to 5˚) |
Zone 7 | (5˚ to 10˚) |
Zone 8 | (10˚ to 20˚) |
Zone 9 | (20˚ to 30˚) |
Zone 10 | (30˚ to 40˚) |
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Song birds, Quail, and Dove begin to flock to the American Persimmon tree when the color begins to change orange to green.
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Deer cannot reach the American persimmon fruit high in the tree until birds dislodge many of the persimmons to drop to the ground.
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Unlike the Japanese Persimmon trees, the American Persimmon trees produce a singe fruit in smaller sizes and smaller cluster sizes.
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Song birds and game birds flock to the American Persimmon tree as the leaves drop and reveal a tasty food source.
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Hundreds of pounds of American persimmon fruits can fall from a large mature tree.
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