2 Pawpaw Tree Seedlings – 18-24 Inch Bare Root – Hardy Fruit Tree

The 2 Pawpaw Tree Hardy Paw Paw Tree Seedlings (18 to 24 inches tall, bare root) are an excellent choice for gardeners and fruit tree enthusiasts looking for a unique, fast-growing fruit tree. Native to North America, pawpaw trees produce delicious, tropical-like fruit with a creamy texture and sweet banana-mango flavor.

These seedlings arrive dormant and ready for planting, ensuring a strong start in your landscape or home orchard. Pawpaws thrive in rich, fertile soil and prefer full sun to partial shade. They begin blooming in mid-April, displaying deep red to purple flowers that add visual appeal. Once established, pawpaw trees can reach heights of up to 25 feet, creating a stunning and productive addition to your outdoor space.

This tree is ideal for home gardening, food forests, native plant restoration, and sustainable landscaping. Its hardy nature makes it adaptable to USDA Zones 5-9, ensuring success in a variety of climates.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Product Type: Fruit-bearing tree
• Condition: Bare root seedling (18 to 24 inches tall)
• Growth Rate: Fast-growing, reaching up to 25 feet at maturity
• Soil & Light Requirements: Prefers rich, fertile soil; thrives in full sun to partial shade
• Bloom & Fruit: Blooms in mid-April; produces sweet, tropical-like fruit
• Uses: Ideal for home gardens, sustainable landscaping, food forests, and native plant restoration
• Hardiness: Suitable for USDA Zones 5-9

FAQs:

Q: How big will the pawpaw tree grow? A: A mature pawpaw tree can reach up to 25 feet tall, with a spreading canopy that provides shade and visual appeal.

Q: When will my pawpaw tree start bearing fruit? A: Pawpaw trees typically begin producing fruit within 4-7 years of planting, depending on growing conditions and pollination.

Q: Do I need more than one tree for pollination? A: Yes, for best fruit production, plant at least two genetically different pawpaw trees to ensure cross-pollination.

Q: What type of soil is best for pawpaw trees? A: Pawpaws thrive in rich, well-drained, fertile soil with good moisture retention. Avoid dry or compacted soils.

Q: When should I plant my bare root pawpaw seedlings? A: It is best to plant bare root pawpaw seedlings in early spring when the soil is workable, ensuring optimal root establishment.