Less cold hardy than the standard American Persimmon- this tree however does well in the forests of Zone 5-9. Fruit tends to be smaller than the standard American Seedling Persimmon but is far more numerous. Generally too small for common human consumption, this fruit is perfect for wildlife. It fruits later than most other trees- late October to early November- and needs to touch of frost to fully ripen. Tree is persistent but not entirely through the winter. Fruit is ripest immediately after first frost. Tree is a grafted female. Fruit is similar shaped but smaller than the persimmon in the image. Trees ship Spring 2026. USDA Zone: 5-9 Mature Height: 40-60' Sun: Full Sun Ripening Time: October Pollination: Required. Tree requires both male and female trees to pollinate and will pollinate with other persimmon trees. Scientific Name: Diospyros virginiana 'Deer Magnet' Your trees might need to be gently pruned to fit in the appropriate sized box. This will not affect future health or hinder fruit production.
