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lookit all the persimmons!
I have a client who’s persimmons disappear every year before they even turn soft enough to eat.
Neighbors.
Really Stone? Rotten neighbors! They could at least ASK, right? Usually persimmon trees bear so much fruit the homeowner is thrilled to give some away!!
The tree itself is so bright and pretty it almost doesn’t need the balls on it!
I completely agree, Pat!