Family: Ebenaceae
Scientific name: Diospyros virginiana
Common name: American persimmon
Origin: United States

The American persimmon is a 2-6 cm large, orange-yellow fruit with sweet, juicy flesh. The fruits contain a lot of vitamin C and is not often seen. It is a hardy plant that is very easy to take care off so you can grow these fruits well on your own. In the natural environment, the tree reaches a height of 20 m, but the plant should be pruned properly, making it suitable for most gardens.
The species is dioecious, so there are male and female individuals. However, female trees also produce fruit without pollination, where there will be no seeds in the fruit. If there is a male tree nearby, there will be seeds in the fruits.

Also available in the North America seed package!

owing description: First soak the seeds in lukewarm water for 24 hours. Then sow them in sowing mix at put the whole in the fridge for 2 to 3 months. Let them germinate afterwards at a temperature of 20-25 degC. 

Sowing time: November - May
Difficulty: Intermediate
Minimum temperature: -20 degrees Celsius
 

Photo 2: Jean-Pol Grandmont (CCA-3.0 Wikipedia)