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Newly planted persimmon trees can be extremely late to wake up, please be patient

This is a video for people concerned that their newly planted ( or even established ) persimmon is so late breaking dormancy that it might be dead. It's well worth waiting until you are absolutely certain as persimmons hate transplanting either from small containers or bare root. For some reason they suffer root shock more than most other deciduous trees and generally take much longer to recover. It's quite common for persimmons repotted in winter or planted from bare root to not start into growth until June or even July. Even if the new buds appear to start breaking into growth and then dry up and turn brown which has happened to me more than once , they often break out green again some weeks later after the roots have recovered. If you look at the Mount Goverla in this video the first year I got it the plant did not leaf out until late June, as you can see this year it has already grown a foot by the end of May. If your tree looks dead it's worth scratching the bark of your tree with your nail in a couple of places to see if there is any green below the surface. If there is any green at all then the tree will probably still start into growth when it's ready. #persimmongrowinguk