This is my Fuyu Persimmon it produces sweet fruit and it's taller than my house.

So this is the tree, and it goes way up, but I'm going to zoom in here. So it's got its fall color. It's starting to really look nice. I'm over on a porch right now trying to see if I can get a good view here. So these are fuyu persimmons, so they're the kind if you cut them across and they'll have like a star shape inside. And there's quite a few. Planted this tree here because I can see it from my kitchen window, and because of that what I can also see is if the birds are starting to get it. They usually would start at the top. See there's some up there. So yeah, I'm going to have a lot of persimmons. Yeah, they're really good with corn salad, mashi, and cut them up instead of using a tomato. Put this in there, and also put some goat cheese in there. It's very good. Highly recommend it. So back up now. You can see the whole tree. Well, maybe not. Maybe I can't fit the whole tree in here. Anyway, so it's large. Yeah, it's probably 20 feet. So not sure how I'm going to get all that fruit, but I usually end up with a whole bunch of wooden bowls filled with persimmons. So it's a fuyu persimmon, and it's really yummy. So this is food from my garden. Yeah, and they're getting pretty orange. I like them to be deep orange though before before I harvest any, because I do want them to to taste really good. So yeah. Yeah, so that's my persimmon, and she's a beauty. I'm in California, Zone 9B, and yeah, fuyu persimmon. Okay, thanks for watching. Cheerio Garden Angel! Bye!