Persimmon Tree Care

Persimmon tree can be generally categorized into two types, the astringent and the non-astringent bearing fruit trees. There are many varieties of these two types of trees, but there are mainly two varieties which are generally planted while gardening, which is the American persimmon tree and the Japanese or oriental persimmon tree. The American persimmon tree is native to the areas of east coast, from New York to Florida region.

The other variety, the oriental persimmon tree is native to China, where it has been cultivated for centuries, and there are more than 2,000 different cultivator. This plant was introduced in California in the mid 1800′s. The care instructions of the different varieties of the astringent and non-astringent variety of the trees is similar, but there is a difference between the way of eating of the fruits of these trees. The astringent type of fruits need to be chilled before they ripen, and the non-astringent ones need to eaten when they are still firm. Continue reading

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Mulberry Tree Facts

Mulberries are the deciduous trees native to the warm temperate and subtropical forests. They are found in abundance in several countries in Asia, Europe, Africa and America. Even though mulberry trees are virtually grown in every state of the United States, except for Nevada and Alaska, many people are still ignorant about various mulberry tree facts, which make these trees so desirable.

History of Mulberry Trees
The history of mulberry trees is as fascinating as their facts. These tree species have been known to mankind since thousands of years. In China, the leaves of these trees are used to feed the silkworms, in order to enhance silk production. Back in the 17th century, the Romans used these leaves to treat various diseases. The importance of these trees to various ancient civilizations can be acknowledged from the fact that these trees became a part of the ancient folklore and myths of the ancient times. According to one such folklore from Germany, the fruits of mulberry trees are associated with evil, as it was believed that the devil uses the roots of this tree to polish his boots. Continue reading

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