Grower’s Solution Paw-Paw Tree Asimina triloba – Established Heavy Roots – One Trade Gallon Pot – 1 Plant

Way down yonder in the pawpaw patch…Pickin’ up pawpaws, puttin’ ’em in her pockets…You may start singing this familiar tune when you’re out and about and see a PawPaw tree. Now you can bring the tropics home and plant your own! Native to North America, the PawPaw tree is probably one of America’s best kept secret producing a greenishblackish fruit. Though the outer skin is not attractive, the pale to bright yellow pulp that surrounds the glossy, dark brown seeds are rich and nutritious. They are high in unsaturated fats, proteins and their derivative amino acids, and carbohydrates. You can always find the fruits clustered among the leaves and branches. Each fruit can weigh as much as 2 pounds! A mature PawPaw tree is a medium sized tree and can grow from 15’30’ in height and spread. For best results, plant your PawPaw in moist, slightly acidic, deep, fertile well drained soil where it can receive full sun to partial shade. Hardiness zone: 58.

Features

• Established, healthy, heavy root system! Attractive, ornamental, fruit-bearing tree.
• Sweet and aromatic fruit that tastes like Boston Cream Pie! Rich in minerals: Magnesium, copper, zinc, iron, manganese, potassium and phosphhorus; also contains concentrations of Vitamin C, proteins and their derivative amino acids
• The Paw Paw tree is easy to care for and maintain. The tree will attract butterflies.
• Images are for reference only and are of mature plants In winter all plants will ship dormant (without leaves).
• Sunlight exposure: Partial Sun