Buy Tanenashi Persimmon Trees for sale at Advanced Nursery Growers in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Tanenashi Persimmon, botanically known as Diospyros kaki, is a classic Japanese persimmon variety known for its heavy crops, large orange fruit, and sweet flavor when fully ripe. Tanenashi is an astringent persimmon, which means the fruit should be allowed to fully soften before eating. When ripe, the fruit becomes sweet, smooth, and rich, making it a good choice for fresh eating when soft, baking, drying, preserves, desserts, and fall recipes. This is not a firm-eating persimmon like Fuyu or Jiro. Tanenashi needs time to ripen fully so the astringency disappears and the flavor develops. One of the reasons Tanenashi is popular in Florida is because it can produce heavy crops and is known for fruit that is usually seedless or nearly seedless. The fruit is often large and attractive, with a deep yellow-orange to orange color when mature. It is a good choice for homeowners wanting a productive persimmon tree with dependable fall fruit. Tanenashi Persimmon Trees work well in home orchards, edible landscapes, backyard fruit plantings, small farms, and Southern gardens. The tree also adds seasonal beauty with attractive foliage and bright orange fruit in the fall. Customers searching for persimmon trees near me, Japanese persimmon trees for sale, astringent persimmon varieties, or fruit trees for sale in North Florida will appreciate this variety. Well adapted to North Florida, the Florida Panhandle, South Alabama, and other warm Southern climates, Tanenashi Persimmon is a dependable choice for local gardeners who want a productive, flavorful persimmon tree from a trusted local nursery. Plant Details: Plant Type: Fruit tree Botanical Name: Diospyros kaki Common Name: Tanenashi Persimmon Fruit Type: Asian / Japanese persimmon Astringency: Astringent; fruit must be fully soft before eating Fruit Texture: Soft, smooth, and rich when fully ripe Mature Size: Usually about 15–20 feet tall in managed landscapes, depending on pruning and growing conditions Sunlight: Full sun is best for fruit production Soil: Prefers well-drained soil; persimmons perform best in a suitable planting site with good drainage USDA Zones: Commonly grown in zones 7–9 Bloom Time: Spring Fruit Season: Fall, often September through November depending on weather and growing conditions Fruit Color: Deep yellow-orange to orange when mature Fruit Flavor: Sweet and rich when fully ripe Pollination: Can produce crops without pollination and is usually seedless or nearly seedless Uses: Fresh eating when soft, drying, baking, preserves, desserts, edible landscapes, home orchards, backyard gardens, and Southern landscapes Maintenance: Easy to grow once established with proper sunlight, drainage, and care Local Pickup & Limited Shipping Local pickup is available for most plants and trees at our nursery in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Limited shipping may be available for select trees, liners, and smaller plants in 3-gallon containers or smaller. Shipping availability depends on the plant variety, size, quantity, destination, and packaging requirements. Shipping charges are calculated separately. Please contact us before ordering if shipping is needed to confirm that the plant can be shipped and to receive the current shipping cost. Advanced Nursery Growers LLC1911 McLeod RoadDeFuniak Springs, FL 32435Phone: 850-391-2228Email: [email protected]: www.AdvancedNurseryGrowers.com Wholesale pricing is available for qualified nurseries. Please contact Advanced Nursery Growers for current availability and wholesale pricing.
