American Persimmon - Zone 5b

Diospyros virginiana - The virginia nut tree is not very hardy in the Quebec climate. It is better adapted to the warmer areas of our province which are protected from the strong winds. That said, its fruits are delicious and they have a potential of adaptability to our territories with the climatic changes.

(DEC wannabe 2 x Rosseyanka male F2)
Diospyros virginiana x [Diospyros virginiana x (Diospyros kaki x Disopyros virginiana)]
Seedlings from a controlled cross between two varieties of hybrid Plaqueminier. Zone 6b and up.

Diospyros virginiana seedlings
Diospyros virginiana x Diospyros virginiana in open pollination. The hardiness of this seed source is unknown. Zone 6b and above.

Prok seedlings

The mother tree of these seedlings is a variety selected by John Gordon from the Cornel University agricultural platform in New York State. Fruits are 3" in diameter, with good flavor and a firm, gelatinous texture. Zone 5b and up.

Yates/Juhl seedlings

Like 'Prok', the 'Yates' mother tree ripens fruit faster than average. Discovered by Ed Yates in Ohio, this tree attracted his interest by its high production of large-calibre fruit at 2¼" diameter. Zone 5b and up.