I wish we were neighbors lmfao. I feel like I’m the only person in my entire friend group, let alone town, that knows these plants and is more interested in finding new cultivars and varieties.
Watching your videos makes me want to get everything pawpaw out there. I've got a few so far: Shenandoah and Sunflower (just got today), Wells, KSU Benson & KSU Atwood just got them a few days back. Most online shops don't have any available now. I got mine from a local shop(about 90 miles away from me, but I could get there and pick in person). I plan on getting Susquehana and a few more cultivars they have at this nursery. I was not able to get more earlier today because I thought I have enough already. Like I said, after I came home and watched more of your videos, I am definitely going back to this nursery and get more. They don't have everything, but I saw they have Potomac, Susquehana, and I think there is another one. They are so expensive though.
I live in Southern Ontario, in the northern most range of Paw Paws. But I know they grow here because people are selling seeds. I am now stratifying about 2 dozen seeds. Hopefully I can have some survive and ,well, let's see what I can get to grow.
👋, wanted to let you know that I've been watching your videos and like the presentation. Because of this I decided to subscribe and also wanted to ask you if it would be possible to share some of your videos with a group that I had created called Pawpaw Chronicles.
Great video. GRB and Chappelle are two I haven’t tried yet and the sound fantastic. I’ve had excellent growth out of both trees. Every easy to establish.
Another great video! I wanted to ask you if you have found wabash to have weak crotch angles? Last year at ksu pawpaw day they said that they had winds that damaged their wabash trees because of it. I really like wabash but I’m not growing it yet.
PA golden is #1 unless otherwise stated in the commercial trade. All PA goldens sold are number 1 unless stated to be one of the other three. I have all four strains of PA golden growing. You can find PA #3 for sale at one nursery online, otherwise you have to buy the scion wood for getting these variety's. They were discovered/created in NY from Pennsylvania seed. PA is good flavor but if over ripe turns watery.
Flavor is still good -- most of them make it. The only ones I have found iffy (and I'm in metrowest; Framingham/Marlborough area) are Tropical Treat and Sunflower. The other mid and even late season ones seem to ripen up most years
@@abyssquick have you try to use greenhouse plastic to wrap around the plant for the late season pawpaw so they can ripe faster? 3MM is readily available in lowes or home depot
Wish I could grow these in California. It’s just too hot and low humidity keeps them struggling endlessly. Thankfully I got plenty of citrus avocados and mangoes trees to keep me busy
I wish we were neighbors lmfao. I feel like I’m the only person in my entire friend group, let alone town, that knows these plants and is more interested in finding new cultivars and varieties.
Watching your videos makes me want to get everything pawpaw out there. I've got a few so far: Shenandoah and Sunflower (just got today), Wells, KSU Benson & KSU Atwood just got them a few days back. Most online shops don't have any available now. I got mine from a local shop(about 90 miles away from me, but I could get there and pick in person). I plan on getting Susquehana and a few more cultivars they have at this nursery. I was not able to get more earlier today because I thought I have enough already. Like I said, after I came home and watched more of your videos, I am definitely going back to this nursery and get more. They don't have everything, but I saw they have Potomac, Susquehana, and I think there is another one. They are so expensive though.
I live in Southern Ontario, in the northern most range of Paw Paws. But I know they grow here because people are selling seeds. I am now stratifying about 2 dozen seeds. Hopefully I can have some survive and ,well, let's see what I can get to grow.
👋, wanted to let you know that I've been watching your videos and like the presentation. Because of this I decided to subscribe and also wanted to ask you if it would be possible to share some of your videos with a group that I had created called Pawpaw Chronicles.
well done sir! makes me want to grow and devour pawpaws
Great info! Probably the most comprehensive video on the topic!
Excellent video - Thanks!
NC1 is early to mid in NC mounatins. Overleese is early here.
Nice, love learning more about these Pawpaws
Great video. GRB and Chappelle are two I haven’t tried yet and the sound fantastic. I’ve had excellent growth out of both trees. Every easy to establish.
I just watched a bunch of your videos that were shared in the Pawpaw Natural State group. Can you tell me the spacing between trees in your orchard
So do u like Wabash pawpaw or you don't. What flavor you think it is? Whichbine you would recommend for Greeneville, South Carolina?.
Thanks
Another great video! I wanted to ask you if you have found wabash to have weak crotch angles? Last year at ksu pawpaw day they said that they had winds that damaged their wabash trees because of it. I really like wabash but I’m not growing it yet.
PA golden is #1 unless otherwise stated in the commercial trade. All PA goldens sold are number 1 unless stated to be one of the other three. I have all four strains of PA golden growing. You can find PA #3 for sale at one nursery online, otherwise you have to buy the scion wood for getting these variety's. They were discovered/created in NY from Pennsylvania seed. PA is good flavor but if over ripe turns watery.
Which nursery are you referring to for #3? I believe I have it but I am curious which you are referring to. Thanks!
How do these mid-season varieties perform for you in MA? Is it down to luck and not catching a late frost? Is the flavor still good?
Flavor is still good -- most of them make it. The only ones I have found iffy (and I'm in metrowest; Framingham/Marlborough area) are Tropical Treat and Sunflower. The other mid and even late season ones seem to ripen up most years
@@abyssquick have you try to use greenhouse plastic to wrap around the plant for the late season pawpaw so they can ripe faster? 3MM is readily available in lowes or home depot
Wish I could grow these in California. It’s just too hot and low humidity keeps them struggling endlessly.
Thankfully I got plenty of citrus avocados and mangoes trees to keep me busy
Small greenhouse enough for 2 tree to be grown inside
There are a few varieties that have adapted to parts of the west. You might want to look into Ford Amend and Rebecca's Gold.
Can I use tree shelters to protect them from the deer?
deer don't like pawpaw.
hello! You can buy paw-paw I'm from Russia.