Is it Safe to Plant Near a Persimmon Tree?

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Persimmon trees will compete for nutrients with companion plants, but those that tolerate shade and poor soil will grow near them. Good choices include gooseberry, chives and beans.

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James Young began writing in 1969 as a military journalist combat correspondent in Vietnam. Young's articles have been published in "Tai Chi Magazine," "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," Sonar 4 ezine, "Stars & Stripes" and "Fine Woodworking." He has worked as a foundryman, woodturner, electronics technician, herb farmer and woodcarver. Young graduated from North Seattle Community College with an associate degree in applied science and electronic technology.

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Is it Safe to Plant Near a Persimmon Tree?

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