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On Jun 2, 2012, at 10:56 PM, Steven Covacci wrote:

> 
> 
> Group:
> What are the best VERY earliest-ripenning American persimmons?
> Some really favor Campbell's NC-10; it may even fruit in late August in 
> some regions.  John Gordon jr. and someone else, I forgot - I think Lucky - 
> said that he is a very large timber-type tree.
> I know that Claypool's H-118 may also fruit at about the same time as 
> NC-10.  I wonder how much later Yates fruits.  No doubt, Yates is a better 
> persimmon then either.
> Steve - NJ
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