Diospyros texana (Texas Persimmon) Size:10 gal (2 plants - one female, one male) ground birds and insect eating

ground birds and insect eating birds

Cold tolerant to about 15 degrees Fahrenheit

It produces white blooms in the spring followed by clusters of black fruit

Texas Wisteria needs regular pruning to control size and shape and to encourage flowering since it blooms on new wood

Diospyros texana (Texas Persimmon) Size:10 gal (2 plants - one female, one male) ground birds and insect eatingTexas Persimmon is a small ornamental tree with edible fruit and attractive exfoliating bark. It is heat and drought tolerant, is slow growing, and fits well in smaller spaces. It needs good drainage but is not otherwise finicky, and it can serve as an alternative to Yaupon Holly. Wildlife enjoy the fruit of this Texas native plant. AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color White Bloom time Spring