The ones at bonsai sensation look like the ones you buy to grow fruit to eat.
What’s the small wild type? rhombifolia?
Persimmon
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Re: Persimmon
This.... Same species but not a cultivar. The original wild plant. Diospyros kaki sylvatica
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Re: Persimmon
Interesting - fingers crossed I can get it to fruit this year.
Internode length seems closer and branches twiggier than those in the neighbourhood.
Internode length seems closer and branches twiggier than those in the neighbourhood.
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Re: Persimmon
I know i dont need a male princess persimmon but i got one anyway, has the bones to becoming a nice tree anyways.
abit of carving on the trunk wire the branches out will look sweet.
Simon/Tige
abit of carving on the trunk wire the branches out will look sweet.
Simon/Tige
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