2 Paw Paw Tree Bare-root 6-12 Inch Tall – Asimina Triloba – Native Fruit Tree for Landscaping and Orchards

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Get 2 Paw Paw Tree bare-root (Asimina Triloba), a native fruit tree producing North America’s largest fruit. Ideal for shaded gardens, offering delicious, custard-like fruit.

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    Grow Your Own Delicious Paw Paw Fruit

    The Paw Paw Tree Bare-root (Asimina Triloba) is a remarkable native fruit tree, celebrated for producing the largest edible fruit indigenous to North America. This deciduous tree not only offers a unique aesthetic appeal to your landscape but also yields fruit with a distinctive custard-like flavor, often compared to a delightful blend of banana and mango. Perfect for both landscaping and home orchards, the Paw Paw tree provides seasonal beauty with its striking maroon blossoms in the spring and vibrant yellow foliage in the fall.

    Typically, the Paw Paw tree can reach heights of up to 25 feet under optimal conditions. However, it often thrives in the shaded and sheltered environments of established forests, where it commonly grows to a more manageable height of 2 to 12 feet. The tree’s dark green, glossy leaves, which can grow up to 12 inches long, add a lush, tropical feel to any garden. As autumn approaches, these leaves transform into a beautiful golden yellow, enhancing your landscape with stunning seasonal color. The Paw Paw tree is perfect for those seeking a unique and flavorful addition to their garden.

    One of the significant benefits of the Paw Paw tree is that it is self-pollinating, simplifying the growing process even for novice gardeners. The fruit, which ripens in the fall, offers a truly unique culinary experience. It’s important to note that while the flesh of the fruit is deliciously edible, the skin and seeds should be avoided due to the presence of annonacin, which can be harmful if ingested. With its ability to thrive in well-drained soils and tolerate a variety of conditions, the Asimina Triloba is an excellent choice for any garden.

    The Asimina Triloba, or Paw Paw Tree, offers many benefits. The largest fruit native to North America boasts a tropical flavor reminiscent of banana and mango, making it a unique treat. Growing up to 25 feet tall in ideal conditions, it’s perfect for shaded gardens and orchards. Its maroon-colored blossoms in spring and yellow fall foliage add seasonal beauty, and its self-pollinating nature makes it easy to grow in various soils and conditions. This tree is a fantastic addition to home orchards, gardens, or as a distinctive landscaping element, offering both aesthetic appeal and delicious fruit.

    These bare-root trees are ready for planting in your garden or orchard, arriving fresh and healthy for either spring or fall planting. They can grow up to 25 feet, but are often maintained at a smaller size in shaded environments. The maroon blossoms in spring and yellow foliage in fall add seasonal color. Ideal for producing unique and delicious pawpaw fruit, the Paw Paw Tree is a great addition to shaded gardens or as a landscaping feature, providing seasonal interest and making a perfect gift for gardeners interested in native or rare fruit trees.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Q1: How tall does the Paw Paw tree grow?
    • A1: The Paw Paw tree can grow up to 25 feet in ideal conditions. However, in shaded areas, it typically stays between 2 to 12 feet tall.
    • Q2: What does Paw Paw fruit taste like?
    • A2: The pawpaw fruit has a custard-like texture and a flavor that is often described as a cross between a banana and a mango, though some compare it to a raw potato in taste.
    • Q3: Can I eat the skin or seeds of the Paw Paw fruit?
    • A3: No, the skin and seeds of the pawpaw fruit are toxic and should not be eaten. Only the flesh is edible.
    • Q4: Is the Paw Paw tree self-pollinating?
    • A4: Yes, the Paw Paw tree (Asimina Triloba) is self-pollinating, meaning it does not require a second tree for fruit production, although planting multiple trees can increase yield.
    • Q5: Where should I plant a Paw Paw tree?
    • A5: The Paw Paw tree thrives in shaded or partially shaded areas with well-drained soil. It is perfect for gardens or home orchards, especially in regions with mild climates.

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    Product Details
    • USDA Hardiness Zone

      5-9
    • Soil Type

      Well-drained
    • Sunlight Exposure

      Partial Shade
    • Expected Planting Period

      Spring or Fall

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      2 Paw Paw Tree Bare-root 6-12 Inch Tall – Asimina Triloba – Native Fruit Tree for Landscaping and Orchards
      2 Paw Paw Tree Bare-root 6-12 Inch Tall – Asimina Triloba – Native Fruit Tree for Landscaping and Orchards

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