Pawpaw trees - bare root seedlings from wild American Pawpaws.
2.5 years old seeded September of 2022 average 12-18” total height
3.5 year old seeded September 2021 Average 18-24” total height
These beautiful native trees are easy to grow, and yield a bounty of tropical like fruit with flavors of banana, pineapple, and mango. North America’s largest native fruit, its dark tropical leaves add diversity to the landscape and are the obligate host tree for the zebra swallow tail butterfly. Plants should be planted 8-20’ apart for best pollination. They prefer part shade when young, but like full sun as they reach full size to achieve best fruiting. There are many great videos showing different techniques to accomplish this goal.
We recommend fertilizing with a quality organic slow release fertilizer according to the directions on the fertilizer. They love compost, fish, and a mulch layer to help protect from drought
Most pawpaws begin waking up in their pots in May, but some as early as April, and some not until well into June. Be patient.
Note: minimum of 2 plants are required for pollination, pawpaws are pollinated by flies and beetles
We will make every effort to combine shipping, and we will refund any difference.
PICK UP ORDERS: If you select free pick up, instead of shipping, email us or schedule a pick up at our farm stand. Orders will be packed right before pick up so be sure to schedule a time BEFORE you come. Pick up times can be scheduled anytime with atleast a 24 hours heads up to prepare your order.
All sales are final, please read the description to be sure it’s what your looking for. We make every effort to offer the healthiest plants we possibly can, and appreciate your support of our small farm.
Pawpaw trees - bare root seedlings from wild American Pawpaws.
2.5 years old seeded September of 2022 average 12-18” total height
3.5 year old seeded September 2021 Average 18-24” total height
These beautiful native trees are easy to grow, and yield a bounty of tropical like fruit with flavors of banana, pineapple, and mango. North America’s largest native fruit, its dark tropical leaves add diversity to the landscape and are the obligate host tree for the zebra swallow tail butterfly. Plants should be planted 8-20’ apart for best pollination. They prefer part shade when young, but like full sun as they reach full size to achieve best fruiting. There are many great videos showing different techniques to accomplish this goal.
We recommend fertilizing with a quality organic slow release fertilizer according to the directions on the fertilizer. They love compost, fish, and a mulch layer to help protect from drought
Most pawpaws begin waking up in their pots in May, but some as early as April, and some not until well into June. Be patient.
Note: minimum of 2 plants are required for pollination, pawpaws are pollinated by flies and beetles
We will make every effort to combine shipping, and we will refund any difference.
PICK UP ORDERS: If you select free pick up, instead of shipping, email us or schedule a pick up at our farm stand. Orders will be packed right before pick up so be sure to schedule a time BEFORE you come. Pick up times can be scheduled anytime with atleast a 24 hours heads up to prepare your order.
All sales are final, please read the description to be sure it’s what your looking for. We make every effort to offer the healthiest plants we possibly can, and appreciate your support of our small farm.
