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News and Links Any News And Links related to persimmons are most welcome in this forum. Moderator Lucky_P |
6 | 7 | Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:53 pm JoeReal  |
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New Member Intro and Announcements This is a group site general announcement and a place to us something about yourself, why you are interested in persimmons, what cultivars of persimmons you are growing and what other plants you are growing. This is an international forum and every person having some interests in persimmons are most welcome to join. Moderator Lucky_P |
3 | 4 | Wed Aug 15, 2007 12:14 am JoeReal |
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General General cultivar descriptions and inquiries about persimmons. Moderator Lucky_P |
2 | 2 | Wed May 07, 2008 11:39 pm JoeReal |
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PCNA Cultivars Pollination Constant Non-Astringent Cultivars. These are the cultivars that can be eaten even when they are still firm regardless of pollination. Moderator Lucky_P |
1 | 1 | Thu Jul 19, 2007 1:03 am JoeReal |
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PCA Cultivars Pollination Constant Astringent Cultivars. These are the persimmons that must be soft ripe before consumption. They are astringent when still firm regardless of pollination. Moderator Lucky_P |
2 | 3 | Tue Dec 11, 2007 5:42 pm JoeReal |
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PVNA Cultivars Pollination Variant Non-Astringent. These are the cultivars that becomes non-astringent while still firm ripe when properly pollinated, otherwise, if parthenocarpic, or the fruit sectors that do not have seeds remain astringent and must be soft ripe before becoming edible. Moderator Lucky_P |
10 | 10 | Mon Apr 28, 2008 3:38 pm JoeReal |
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PVA Cultivars Pollination Variant Astringent. These persimmons would change in taste or color when they are pollinated but still remain astringent. Often the taste quality is impoved upon pollination but still needed to be soft ripe before consumed. Moderator Lucky_P |
1 | 1 | Thu Jul 19, 2007 1:18 am JoeReal |
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Diospyrus virginiana Cultivars Special discussion on various cultivars of Diospyrus virginiana and perhaps their crosses or hybrids, adaptability, cold hardiness, fruit taste and quality. |
1 | 1 | Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:55 pm Derek in NC |
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Wild and other Related Cultivars Other persimmon species, still unclassified, new, or wild types closely related to persimmons, particularly belonging to the Diospyrus genus. Moderator Lucky_P |
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General Requirements Fertilizer Requirements, Irrigation Requirements, Protection from extreme cold, discussion on Chilling Requirements and other tips to successfully grow persimmons. Moderator Lucky_P |
1 | 1 | Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:11 pm JoeReal |
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Pest and Diseases Discussions about Pests and Diseases prevalent in your area and their control or management. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Harvesting, Post Handling and Storage Discussion on timing of harvest, handling and processing, overwintering and tree storage, effects of cold storage. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Removing Astringency, Improving Taste Tips and Tricks on how to remove astringency or Improve the taste of persimmons. Discussions can include tips starting from growing to post harvest processing or preparations that can remove astringency or improve the taste of fruits. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Fruit Recipes and Other Uses Your own recipes of using the fruits. From eating fresh fruits to salad mixes, fruit shakes, ice cream, yogurt, jams, jellies, pies and various wine recipes. Other creative ways of utilizing the fruits of your labor. Moderator Lucky_P |
4 | 4 | Tue Feb 19, 2008 10:51 pm JoeReal |
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Propagating Techniques and Grafting Supplies Share your various propagating or grafting techniques here. From rootstock stratification to various grafting tips, to multi-grafting techniques to tissue culture. Online sources of grafting supplies and other related topics that enhances propagation or addition or acquiring new cultivars. Moderator Lucky_P |
3 | 3 | Sun May 11, 2008 5:35 am JoeReal |
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Tutorials Tutorials or demos on grafting, budding, tissue culture and other various propagating or cultivar addition techniques. Moderator Lucky_P |
1 | 1 | Wed Feb 20, 2008 1:14 am JoeReal |
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Online Sources and Germplasm Sources Share your various online stores that sell persimmons or budwoods. Share also various Germplasm sources of persimmons. Place recommended sellers here or even post some non-intrusive advertisements here about your persimmon cultivars and their availability. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Buying, Selling, Swapping, Trading Post your requests for buying, selling, trading or exchange. Non-intrusive advertisements of what you are selling are welcome here. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Member Photos Show your persimmon related photos here. Your yard, your trees, your fruits, and other photos for diagnosing problems or illustration of your persimmon growing tips and care. Moderator Lucky_P |
10 | 20 | Mon Jan 21, 2008 6:26 pm JoeReal |
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Other Photos Share your other persimmon related photos here, such as from news, other non-members, not necessarily from your own yard. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Stone Fruits Stone fruits include Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Apriums, Plumcots, Pluots, Peach Plums and various hybrids that you happen to grow along with your persimmons. Stone fruits generally belong to Prunus and related species, those that have single seed called a pit or a stone. Moderator Lucky_P |
2 | 3 | Wed Jan 09, 2008 1:30 am JoeReal |
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Pome Fruits Pome Fruits include Pears, Apples, Quinces, Hawthorns, Rose Hips, and the like that you happen to grow together with persimmons. Pome fruits are in the sub-family pomoideae whose fruits that have a core of several small seeds surrounded by a tough membrane covered by an edible layer of flesh. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Citrus and Avocadoes These are sub-tropical fruits. In case you have quick question or discussion, this is the place to post such question. There are specialize forums for these in other community forums, so only short concise tips and other topics are discussed here. Moderator Lucky_P |
3 | 3 | Fri Mar 28, 2008 5:05 pm JoeReal |
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Bananas and Tropicals Short topic discussions about bananas and other tropical fruits that you grow along with you persimmons. Moderator Lucky_P |
2 | 6 | Thu Feb 28, 2008 9:02 am JoeReal |
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Temperate Berries Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Mulberries, Gooseberries, Serviceberries, and other temperate berries that you happen to grow together with persimmons in your yard. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Fruiting Vines Grapes, Kiwis and other fruiting vines that you grow togethe with persimmons. Moderator Lucky_P |
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Anything goes For anything else that can't be categorized in the above forums. Humor, political discussions, help with the web forum, as long as you keep the discussions civilized... Moderator Lucky_P |
3 | 3 | Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:58 am JoeReal |
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