concur with many others responding to your trees: they look awesome!
i wish i could grow pawpaws in our locale…
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That is my future hardy Kiwi trellis.
Tony
I read that around the turn of the century, the pawpaw was named the fruit with the most potential over cranberries and blueberries.
The pawpawbook.pdf (658.9 KB)
Tjask this is easier to read
I saw this recently , but not certain where
(the link on bottom of copy goes to a German Nursery – I may have been looking there though)
I see you posted this in 2015 so not to be competing you found it first
I just happen to see it posted by chance
(I may have been reading references on research pages,
but computer history doesn’t clue me in why I looked it up)
here is the German Nursery with more links or if you need to download from there
see links on links , and scroll down to download.
Florians Pawpawschule - Asimina triloba
Links - Mehr Infos
Informationen Deutsch: Die Indianer Banane - eine exotische Obstnische vom LWG
I agree with Bradybb
Anyone looking near any of these Places to see if pawpaw are growing looking for good genetics
would be Interesting to do so
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Looking at old literature about this stuff can be good
some JSTOR link in 1948 talks about Triploids found among Wild paw paws , and lists the location
(but not exact) one being ILLiopolis Illinois ( Springfield IL. )