Hiratanenashi persimmon (asian)
Hiratanenashi persimmon (asian) is recommended for warm-winter growers by Texas A&M AgriLife; the source gives no chill-hour number.
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- Chill hours
- Not rated
- USDA zones
- 7-10 (general guide for persimmon (asian))
- Pollination
- Mostly self-fruitful
- LSU AgCenter recommends for
- Not in LSU Pub 1884 table
- Notes
- Low chill; source gives no number
- Sources
- harris.agrilife.org
- Data status
- Recommended in source (no chill number given)
Will it get enough chill at my place? →
Where to buy
We check nurseries every morning, and none of the ones we track list this variety right now. Check back in bare-root season.
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Other persimmon (asian) varieties
| Variety | Chill hours | Zones | LSU recommends for | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fuyu | 200 | 7-10 | North & south Louisiana | verified |
| Eureka | Not rated | 7-10 | North & south Louisiana | listed |
| Tanenashi | Not rated | 7-10 | North & south Louisiana | listed |
| Fuyu Imoto | Not rated | 7-10 | North & south Louisiana | listed |
| Hana Fuyu | Not rated | 7-10 | North & south Louisiana | listed |
| Suruga | Not rated | 7-10 | North & south Louisiana | listed |
| Giombo | Not rated | 7-10 | listed | |
| Ichi Ki Kei Jiro | Not rated | 7-10 | listed |
Quick answers
How many chill hours does Hiratanenashi persimmon (asian) need?
Texas A&M AgriLife doesn't publish a chill-hour number for it.
Does Hiratanenashi persimmon (asian) need a pollinator?
Mostly self-fruitful.
What USDA zones suit Hiratanenashi persimmon (asian)?
Zones 7-10 as a general guide for persimmon (asian).