Saijo Persimmon Seedless Grape Introduced from the North Carolina

Introduced from the North Carolina Experiment station in 1988

Also known as Wolfberry Vine

The bush is upright and grows only to about 3' tall and wide

tasty berries on a 5'-6' bush with a spreading habit

jostaberries have the vigorous growth habit

Saijo Persimmon Seedless Grape Introduced from the North CarolinaSaijo is one of the few Asian persimmon we can ripen in our cool summers at Raintree in western Washington. This self fertile cultivar is hardy to 10 degrees F. It produces consistently sweet acorn shaped fruit on a small tree. It is ripe when soft (astringent variety). USDA Zone: 7 9 Grow Height: 15' Sun: Full Sun Ripening Time: September October Pollination: Self Fertile Click here to read our Persimmon Growing Guide