Tanenashi Persimmon Tree stocky-ignore A Native Iris for Moist

A Native Iris for Moist and Wet Landscapes

It also excels as a cut-and-dry plant: harvest flower spikes for bouquets

flower color can shift—bluer in acidic conditions

If the goal is to bridge summer bloom and fall interest with one compact shrub

Easy-Care Evergreen Performance With the Right Start

Tanenashi Persimmon Tree stocky-ignore A Native Iris for MoistThe Tanenashi Persimmon Tree is one of the self pollinating persimmon trees with a sweet, yet tangy tasting fruit. With reddish orange skin, it really looks great against the light green, elongated leaves. The Tanenashi Persimmon is also one of the best persimmons for drying out to make dried fruit.