Botanical Name: Diospyros kaki
Common Name: Japanese persimmon
Family: Ebenaceae
Distribution/Origin: Japan
Leaf/Bud: deciduous,
Flower/Inflorescence: blooms May-June, creamy white-pink flowers
Fruit/Seed: sweet, slightly tangy fruit with fibrous texture
Stem/Bark:
Size: height 10m
Habit: upright
Form: perfect
Culture: drought tolerant, full sun, no irrigation needed
Landscape Use: fruit tree
Notes: used in Chinese medicine for head/back/foot pain, dioecious
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