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[EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>]

I guess that *is* possible, too, and maybe the most likely answer.  The 
seeds in the blues were smaller-less developed looking, so that matches..

Gene GeRue wrote:
> > Yes, I suppose it could be a blue persimmon.  The ones I found were
> > dried out, and if the blues mature when the orange ones do, then  
> > that is
> > probably what I have.
>
> Bev, to know what you have you will probably have to see mature  
> fruit. Or observe the tree from spring to fall. Again, normal orange  
> persimmons can start fruit life in a blue coloration. Many fruit  
> trees self-thin by dropping early fruit, the dried-out results of  
> which may well be what you see on the ground.
>
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