Non-astringent fruit: Enjoyable texture and flavor for all ages
Self-fertile variety: No need for a second variety to produce fruit
Earlier harvest: Ripens in September, 2-3 weeks before Fuyu
Larger, more round fruit: Offers a different eating experience than Fuyu
Versatile use: Edible fruit suitable for fresh eating or culinary applications
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Matsumoto Persimmon
The Matsumoto produces a sweet fruit that is slightly larger and more round that the Fuyu. Fruit ripens in September/ early-October, 2-3 weeks before the Fuyu. Plant with Fuyu to extend period in which ripe fruit is available. Non-astringent. Matsumoto is a self-fertile variety. However, fruit production will increase
