Persimmon Tree athyrium nipponicum `pictum` Its leaves turn a bronze-red

Its leaves turn a bronze-red in winter

enhancing the underplanting of larger shrubs or trees

It is highly resistant to mildew and requires no deadheading to maintain its neat appearance

featuring white spring berries and lush green leaves that turn purple in fall

deep purple flowers that bloom both in the spring and again in the late summer

Persimmon Tree athyrium nipponicum `pictum` Its leaves turn a bronze-redThis native tree offers distinct blocky bark and lustrous green leaves that turn yellow purple in autumn. Female trees produce sweet, edible orange fruits in late fall that persist into winter, providing food for wildlife.