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Re: Japanese persimmon

Getting into the holiday rush, I don't want to forget to thank everyone
who responded to requests for information on oriental persimmon.  I
still haven't found out about the size or shape of the seed, and the
more I read, the more questions come to mind (Why are so many of the
fruits seedless?), but I haven't finished exploring all of the info
available on the net.  So much to learn...
While I do buy seeds as well, I love to experiment with seed gathering -
plants from plants, seed to seed. 
Thanks again,
Pat from Maryland

Pat wrote:
> 
> At 10:12 AM 12/5/97 -0800, you wrote:
> >Thanks for the tip, Pat.
> >I checked out the site, which had temperature, soil, and water
> >information for the oriental or japanese persimmon.
> >I also sent an e-mail inquiry.  We'll see if any further information
> >comes.
> >Pat from Maryland
> >
> Pat,
> Thanks  for letting me know. I also have a contact here, a member of the
> Phoenix chapter of the California Rare Fruit Growers but the info he would
> give me would most likely be specialized for this region. We are *almost*
> sub-tropical here ;-))
> If you haven't already seen it, there is a lot of interesting garden info at
> http://www.suite101.com/
> I write the monthly article on desert gardening and there are a lot of
> garden editors writing about all kinds of gardening, as well as many other
> topics.
> 
> Pat from Phoenix
> >
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