Assertion: american persimmon | /r/HasProperty | d. virginiana
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text: The hardier American persimmon (D. virginiana) grows as far north as zone 5, or where winter minimum temperatures are -20° or higher.
text: The American persimmon (D. virginiana) is a small tree, occasionally up to 10 metres (33 feet) in height, that grows from the Gulf states north to central Pennsylvania and central Illinois.
text: Related species: Black Sapote (Diospyros digyna), Mabolo, Velvet Apple (D. discolor), Date Plum (D. lotus), Texas Persimmon (D. texana), American Persimmon (D. virginiana).
text: The American persimmon (D. virginiana) is a small tree, occasionally up to 10 metres (33 feet) in height, that grows from the Gulf states north to central Pennsylvania and central Illinois.
text: An American Persimmon, D. virginiana, tree bearing fruit in the fall.
text: The American persimmon (D. virginiana) is a faster growing, larger tree that's hardy to USDA zone 5.
text: Other relatives have edible fruit such as the deliciously sweet Japanese persimmon or kaki (D. kaki), and the highly nutritious American persimmon (D. virginiana).