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I think I might warm them, scarify them, keep them damp and as a radical emerges direct seed them in the shade as best I can. And then of course hope for the best.
I forgot to mention.... I put the persimmon seed in the 'fridge and did nothing to it. They have not been scarified. Is that something I should do now when I pull them out?
I have some persimmon seed I bought in the fall. I have no idea what type they are, I expect American, I believe the seller said they were native. I put them in the refrigerator back when I got them. It's February 20th here in Texas about 60 miles south east of Dallas. Weather right now is...