The leaves are oblong, leathery, shiny and thick, with obvious veins and smooth edges. They are dark green and turn reddish brown in autumn.
The flowers are small, yellow, and bloom in clusters. They are odorless and bloom in May. They are self-pollinated.
The fruit is medium-sized, oblong-conical, and orange-red.
The flesh is dark yellow, sometimes with brown spots. It needs to be ripe and softened before it can be eaten. It is very sweet and has a rich flavor. After being air-dried, it is commonly known as dried persimmons and is durable.
Deciduous fruit tree, 20-30 feet tall, with a medium growth rate.