Assertion: persimmon | /r/CapableOf | bear fruit
Facets:
value: the first year
type: TEMPORAL
value: especially
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: during each season
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The USFS indicates that the persimmon tree waits a decade or more before it begins to bear fruit.
text: The first few years after your persimmon begins to bear fruit will not be the best harvest years.
text: The Japanese persimmons are ideal fruit trees to plant in an urban small garden, because most of the trees are grafted onto dwarfing rootstocks, and that often will cause the persimmon tree to bear some fruit the first year and that certainly makes the persimmon harvesting easier and quicker.
text: During each season, persimmon tree bears many fruits that vary by cultivar from spherical to heart to flatten or squash-like in shape.
text: Persimmon trees (Diospyros spp.) bear fruit that can make your mouth pucker when unripe or declare its ripe sweetness "the fruit of the gods," according to the translation of its Latin name.
text: A persimmon tree will be mature enough to bear fruit within 7–8 years.
text: Persimmon trees also require full sun to thrive and to bear fruit, so they will need to be planted where they won't be shaded by taller trees.
text: The persimmon tree begins to bear fruit after 3 to 5 years and has an average life span of 60 years (Das et al., 2001).
text: Persimmon trees typically bear fruit the second year, but its better to pick off the unripe fruit and wait until the third year to start harvesting.
text: Generally, most persimmon trees require little pruning, especially once they’re bearing fruits.
text: Climate zone and type of persimmon are both large indicators of when persimmons bear fruit.