Diospyros kaki 'Hana Fuyu', Sharon fruit, 5-liter pot, Height 70-80cm.

Would you like a special fruit tree with striking orange fruits in your garden or on your patio? Then the Diospyros kaki ‘Hana Fuyu’ is an interesting choice. This Japanese persimmon variety is known for its large, deep orange fruits with a sweet taste and firm texture. The ‘Hana Fuyu’, also known as Giant Fuyu, belongs to the non-tarrous persimmons. This means that the fruits are edible even when firm, without the tart taste that some other persimmon varieties can have. This makes the fruits suitable for eating straight from the hand. Why choose Diospyros kaki ‘Hana Fuyu’? • Large, deep orange fruits with a sweet taste• Non-tarrish variety: also firm enough to eat• Self-pollinating variety• Suitable for garden or large terrace• Striking autumn fruits with ornamental value• Little pruning required Contents of this product • 1 x Diospyros kaki ‘Hana Fuyu’ – Sharon fruit / persimmon• Pot size: 5 liters• Height at delivery: approx. 70–80 cm (indicative) The plant is delivered in a nursery pot and continues to grow after planting. The height at delivery may vary slightly depending on the season and growth phase. About the Diospyros kaki ‘Hana Fuyu’ The ‘Hana Fuyu’ grows into a medium-sized, deciduous fruit tree with a mature height of approximately 2.5 to 4 meters. The tree has moderately strong growth and forms a compact crown. Fresh green leaves appear in spring, followed by the development of large, flat-round fruits. The persimmons turn deep orange during ripening and can usually be harvested from November into December. The flesh is firm, juicy, and sweet. Because this variety has no astringent taste, the fruits can be eaten before they are fully soft. In autumn, the tree gains extra ornamental value due to the combination of autumn coloration and striking fruits that often remain on the tree for a long time. Care Diospyros kaki grows best in a warm, sunny, and sheltered location. A spot against a wall or in a sheltered spot in the garden helps with proper ripening of the fruit. The tree prefers well-draining soil. Normal garden soil is usually suitable, as long as excess water can drain away properly. When planting, compost or organic fertilizer can be added to improve soil structure. During dry periods, regular watering is recommended, especially for young trees and potted plants. Pruning The ‘Hana Fuyu’ requires little pruning. If necessary, weak or crossing branches can be removed in winter or early spring to maintain an open crown structure. Fruit formation occurs primarily on young wood. Winter care This persimmon is very hardy, but young trees are better placed in a somewhat sheltered location during severe winters. Extra protection can be beneficial in the first few years, especially during prolonged frost and strong winds. Potted plants are more susceptible to frost than specimens in the open ground. Use of the fruit The fruit of the ‘Hana Fuyu’ is suitable for eating fresh, but can also be incorporated into desserts, fruit salads, or autumn dishes. Due to their sweet taste, they pair well with both sweet and savory dishes. For lovers of unusual fruit varieties The Diospyros kaki ‘Hana Fuyu’ is a beautiful addition for lovers of unusual fruit trees and combines well with other Mediterranean or exotic fruit varieties such as <a