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Persimmon in Sydney

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Fruity Tootie starts with ...
Hi. Wondering how well Persimmon grow in Sydney? I see on earlier posts that people do grow them in Sydney but those that do- how well do they fruit? And when did they start fruiting for you? I bought a nightingale to try and grow but pefore I plant it out want to check I am not wasting my time as I have heard since I bought it thats its a difficult and marginal tree for Sydney? I am very confused with all the conflicting info. Would love some help?! Cheers
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Fruity Tootie
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HappyEarth says...
Persimmons are ideal for Sydney. A grafted tree will fruit within 1-2 years. Our 2 year old tree last year gave us 50-60 fruits :)

Rich
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Fruity Tootie says...
Wow Rich! Pretty impressive for such a young tree! So would you say give my nightingale a go (and plant it in ground) or should I buy a dwarf persimmon as I could then have the option of growing in a pot plus it is a non astringent variety? (Jiro)
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HappyEarth says...
ALways better to grow in the ground than pots, but depends on if you have the space . Both those persimmon varieties are fine. Buy dwarf if you decide to grow in pot, otherwise normal tree for in ground and keep it pruned to a manageable height.

Rich
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Fruity Tootie says...
Thanks so much. Can I just ask one more thing? I knwo people say don't plant decidious trees around the pool which makes sense, but if I plant a persimmon about 1 metre from pool and keep pruned would that work you think? Also are their roots vigorous? Would they unsettle the concrete of the pool you think? Have tried searching for mature persimmon pictures but not having much luck!
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Miranda says...
Persimmon tree in a park in Beijing. Nice fruits for birds in winter.
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amanda says...
Wow - they look great Miranda :) I am envious!
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Geraldton, 400km North of Perth
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