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"the TX persimmon is quite endemic in South Texas"

It's not uncommon in most of Texas, or at least East Texas. I meant was it collected by the current owner, or was it obtained through someone collecting them?

The natal plum is nice. My mom in Tyler has a very nice natal plum bonsai. She got it almost 25 years ago from a nursery owner in Va. as a gift. It's an informal twin trunk almost three feet tall and 3 inches in diameter... Blooms andproduces fruit all summer in full East Texas sun.

27-Jul-2006	#15
rockm bonsaiTALK ArchMaster Join Date: Oct-2003 Location: Fairfax, Va Country: USA USDA Zone: 7 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 4,561	"the TX persimmon is quite endemic in South Texas" It's not uncommon in most of Texas, or at least East Texas. I meant was it collected by the current owner, or was it obtained through someone collecting them? The natal plum is nice. My mom in Tyler has a very nice natal plum bonsai. She got it almost 25 years ago from a nursery owner in Va. as a gift. It's an informal twin trunk almost three feet tall and 3 inches in diameter... Blooms andproduces fruit all summer in full East Texas sun.