I have 5 pawpaws growing in on my property that I’ve planted over the past few years. They are years away from bearing fruit but seem to be doing well. I believe I bought 2 or 3 of them from the preserve. Do you sell the fruit or is it saved for preserve employee’s and volunteers?
What do you mean by version? If you are asking about cultivars based on Kentucky State University research trials, I am not entirely sure, but I can check with our curator.
@@LittleRapGuy For the most genetic diversity, and best results when it comes to fruit production, you want to make sure that the plants you are growing form from genetically different parents. Kentucky State University has produced a decent planting guide you could reference if you are planning to grow your own.
Thanks for sharing lots of interesting info regarding the pawpaw plant!
Wow, that's really cool!! Loved it!!
Somebody give this man a raise!
Very nice video! The pawpaw on that tree was pretty big 😮
I have 5 pawpaws growing in on my property that I’ve planted over the past few years. They are years away from bearing fruit but seem to be doing well. I believe I bought 2 or 3 of them from the preserve. Do you sell the fruit or is it saved for preserve employee’s and volunteers?
I heard that!
Who knew PawPaw is a native plant!? Always thought it was a tropical fruit…
Many people do too!
May I ask what version of Paw Paw that is?
What do you mean by version? If you are asking about cultivars based on Kentucky State University research trials, I am not entirely sure, but I can check with our curator.
@@BowmansHillWildflowerPreserve I heard it's better to mix the cultivars.
@@LittleRapGuy For the most genetic diversity, and best results when it comes to fruit production, you want to make sure that the plants you are growing form from genetically different parents. Kentucky State University has produced a decent planting guide you could reference if you are planning to grow your own.