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Paw Paw Tree Shenandoah™ (Asimina triloba)
One of the renowned Peterson Paw Paws, Shenandoah™ is highly sought after by Paw Paw growers for its delicious fruit that weighs up to one pound each. Ripens in September.
The largest of the Native American fruits, the Paw Paw is one of the easiest to grow. The tree size is modest and does well in partial sun. Spring brings purple flowers that transform into clusters of oblong fruit. In fall, the large, green fruit softens, emits a ripe fragrance and takes on a yellow color. It’s then you pick and eat the flavorful fruit that’s reminiscent of banana custard. Fruit can be stored in the refrigerator for several weeks. The nutritious fruit is high in protein and a good source of vitamins and minerals. You must plant two different cultivars for cross-pollination. We love that Paw Paws are not susceptible to insects or diseases and therefore never need to be sprayed with pesticides. Paw Paws usually start bearing fruit 2-3 years after planting and can yield up to 30 pounds per tree.
Special note: Paw Paw Shenandoah needs another Paw Paw for cross pollination. This offering is for the Shenandoah only. If you would like to purchase a set of Paw Paws, click here for more information.
The largest of the Native American fruits, the Paw Paw is one of the easiest to grow. The tree size is modest and does well in partial sun. Spring brings purple flowers that transform into clusters of oblong fruit. In fall, the large, green fruit softens, emits a ripe fragrance and takes on a yellow color. It’s then you pick and eat the flavorful fruit that’s reminiscent of banana custard. Fruit can be stored in the refrigerator for several weeks. The nutritious fruit is high in protein and a good source of vitamins and minerals. You must plant two different cultivars for cross-pollination. We love that Paw Paws are not susceptible to insects or diseases and therefore never need to be sprayed with pesticides. Paw Paws usually start bearing fruit 2-3 years after planting and can yield up to 30 pounds per tree.
Special note: Paw Paw Shenandoah needs another Paw Paw for cross pollination. This offering is for the Shenandoah only. If you would like to purchase a set of Paw Paws, click here for more information.
• Our Paw Paws plants are approximately 8"-12" tall.
$14.98
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One of the renowned Peterson Paw Paws, Shenandoah™ is highly sought after by Paw Paw growers for its delicious fruit that weighs up to one pound each. Ripens in September.
The largest of the Native American fruits, the Paw Paw is one of the easiest to grow. The tree size is modest and does well in partial sun. Spring brings purple flowers that transform into clusters of oblong fruit. In fall, the large, green fruit softens, emits a ripe fragrance and takes on a yellow color. It’s then you pick and eat the flavorful fruit that’s reminiscent of banana custard. Fruit can be stored in the refrigerator for several weeks. The nutritious fruit is high in protein and a good source of vitamins and minerals. You must plant two different cultivars for cross-pollination. We love that Paw Paws are not susceptible to insects or diseases and therefore never need to be sprayed with pesticides. Paw Paws usually start bearing fruit 2-3 years after planting and can yield up to 30 pounds per tree.
Special note: Paw Paw Shenandoah needs another Paw Paw for cross pollination. This offering is for the Shenandoah only. If you would like to purchase a set of Paw Paws, click here for more information.
The largest of the Native American fruits, the Paw Paw is one of the easiest to grow. The tree size is modest and does well in partial sun. Spring brings purple flowers that transform into clusters of oblong fruit. In fall, the large, green fruit softens, emits a ripe fragrance and takes on a yellow color. It’s then you pick and eat the flavorful fruit that’s reminiscent of banana custard. Fruit can be stored in the refrigerator for several weeks. The nutritious fruit is high in protein and a good source of vitamins and minerals. You must plant two different cultivars for cross-pollination. We love that Paw Paws are not susceptible to insects or diseases and therefore never need to be sprayed with pesticides. Paw Paws usually start bearing fruit 2-3 years after planting and can yield up to 30 pounds per tree.
Special note: Paw Paw Shenandoah needs another Paw Paw for cross pollination. This offering is for the Shenandoah only. If you would like to purchase a set of Paw Paws, click here for more information.
• Our Paw Paws plants are approximately 8"-12" tall.
