Pawpaw, Michigan Seedling bareroot or can be dried

or can be dried

Some will also get a very early crop in spring on last year's wood

All purpose apple

The fruit is very good for you

Pawpaw, Michigan Seedling bareroot or can be driedAsimina triloba. Seedlings grown from native hardy paw paw trees fruiting happily in Michigan, have potential for us in Vermont. Pawpaws are a fascinating species native to the eastern United States. They are in the "Custard Apple" family (Annonaceae), which generally grow in the tropics. However the pawpaw is cold hardy. The look of the big leaves and size taste of the fruit is certainly tropical, but you can grow it here in Vermont! They can reach