Noticed a very old, large persimmon tree edge of the wood line here is dropping all of its persimmons.
Short circuiting the usual October ripe-and-drop
hundreds and hundreds of purple ripe persimmons littering the ground. Smells great mowing back there. Makes sense why I had seen a doe back over in that area a few days ago.
Usually they turn orange and go splat with a surupy thud in the fall.
Pretty early for em to be dropping.
We had a easy winter and no killing frost late this spring also.
44A ought to be booming with acorns this year on the coner of the L shaped ridge system.
I need to put some time in their this year.
