can it be planted in MA
2027191
The Persimmon tree can be planted in growing zones 7-10, sometimes with great care it can be grown in zone 6B. With the way the Winters have been in the NorthEast I would not plant in the ground.
2027192
I planted mine in New York City last fall and it's starting to spout new leaves now. I don't know if it will prosper or not since that's yet to tell. This winter had been quite cold with the artic air but it didn't kill my fuyu, nor with that dump of snow. My fuyu was covered in a foot or two of snow, no thanks to my in law who buried it.
2027193
I would go the pot culture route. I'm in Northern VA, and the one I planted in the ground last fall survived our nasty winter, although I covered it when the temps got into the single digits. A lot of my neighbors have fuyus so I figured I might be able to grow one, although I'm at the northern extreme of its range. MA is probably too far north for this kind of persimmon. The American kind would probably do fine, but they grow very tall, the fruit is small with large seeds, and if it isn't cooked or frozen it can be extremely astringent.
1798744
Yes you can, mine did great last summer, but died during the winter. I will plant more this Spring and hope it will take hold better and live through the Winter. Good Luck
163924
I can not help you with your question. I have planted this seed on my residential lot here in Michigan but I have not had any luck with seeing any of grass grow where I have planted it. Granted what I planted here in the fall has come through a very harsh Michigan winter. My spring plantings have not come up yet.
568110
If you are planning on growing it indoors, I don't see why not? Outdoors, I'd ask your local garden center if there are varieties that will thrive in your outdoor climate.
1268039
Don't see why not. However, not sure because I just planted mine in North West Arkansas 4 weeks ago. Instructions mention that they come as late as June and you may not have any the first season. I don't have any yet. I would think June in Arkansas is April in Florida. Order now and plan on next April. We can always hope to be lucky this year.
2273782
This plant is rated for zone 8, 9, 10, 11. It is too cold for it in Pennsyvania. It can be grown potted and wintered over inside but has high light needs and will eventually grow large, and so would require significant space.
1355761
I'm sure it will if it's planted in the ground. I planted mine in pots an of course the roots froze this winter, my mistake. Bamboo is typically very resilient so I'm sure it would do fine once established in the ground.
1400829
Long Island is in Zone 7B which allows you to plant the Persimmon tee in the ground. We do recommend you provide cold protection if the temps fall below 15 degrees. ( Build mulch around the base of the tree and a cold cover until the tree gets well established )
1440920
No bamboo in New England, but don't see why not. Remember that battery power does not work for long cutting sessions, so consider the size of the grove and how much you intend to do at a time. I do like this unit fairly well; I would say that it performs as advertised.
1157011
I live in NY and it is FLOUISHING!!!!!! I can't see how it would not thrive in NV!!! It grows fast so don't be disappointed if what you get "Seems" small, it wont be for long!!!!! I have had mine 6-7 months and its 4-5 feet tall already AND has to winter indoors with grow lights.... Go for it, you'll love it!!!PS Martha, should you need her (doubtful) is PHENOMENAL!!!!!!!! Five stars!!!!!
364450
The nursery I purchased it from was in Florida. Am sure it can grow in California, if it can grow in the hot state of Texas. Make sure in the fall and winter when it's cold outside you bring it in. The frost and freeze will kill it. I have had mine a little over a year. Hope this information helps you.
2030268
I do not think so, unless, you have a green house where temps do not get below 41 degrees. This is a tropical plant, loves high humid temps and warm winters. I did purchase the seeds but have not planted them as yet. I will post again on here if I'm successful. I live in the South Texas area of US. For more info go to www.wikipedia.org and enter soursop. Good Luck!
1196743
I live in New England and I planted them in the spring and they grew very well.
783228
I would assume you could grow it indoors but there would come a time that it would have to be transplanted to a large green house that would be temperature controlled as this tree will get up to 25 feet high.
2048661
I am in northern CT, i am not trying it. i will try it next year with a cutting, i would advise the same as i think it will be too risky. i have also heard stories of people with outdoor trees, not neccisarily this variety, digging a hole once their tree is established in the ground, and bending it over and burying it before winter comes producing new shoots/growth in spring
1047566
I don't know how this plant will grow in the northeast, I am in Texas. Here it grows very nice.
876578
Yes you can,it should come with planting instructions.If not start with a small pot(1 gallon) and light soil,move it to the next size up when you see roots coming to the top.Don't overwater.Have plenty of drainage and fertilize at least every 3 months.Mine came out of the box with lemons already on it!