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Shenandoah™ Paw Paw

Original price $35.99 - Original price $45.99
Original price
$35.99
$35.99 - $45.99
Current price $35.99
SKU D394B

Asimina triloba 'Shenandoah'

This patented new Southern variety is one of the largest and most flavorful to date, with individual fruits weighing up to 1 pound each! The fruit ripens in mid season and is sweet and flavorful with creamy-yellow, custard-like flesh.

Hand pollination will increase fruit set, alternatively, adding a small pile of decaying meat to the base of each tree just before blooms open will bring in the flies and beetles that pollinate these unusual trees. Shade from direct sun during first 2 summers - even mature trees may benefit from afternoon shade in hot climates. Also protect young trees from slug and snail damage. Requires 400 chill hours and 2200 Growing Degree Days (GDD) to set and ripen fruit.

Cold Hardy to USDA Zone: 5

Chill Hours Needed: Approximately 400 hours

Mature Height: 10'-15'

Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade in Hot Climates

Ripening Time: Midseason/Fall

Pollination: Need Pollinizer

Click here to read our Pawpaw Growing Guide

Size: 5 1/2" Band Pot

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Will the pawpaw do well on the central coast in CA?

    Pawpaw trees tend to do well the San Jose area, provided they are protected early to avoid sunburn which can be fatal in the early years of growth.

  • What are the best pawpaw tree varieties to grown in North Texas?

    This Paw Paw, along with Wabash, can do well in North Texas. You will need to protect them early on and prevent sunscald through either location or shade cloth until the establish.

  • Are your fruit trees esp fig or asian plums GMO?

    None of our plants are GMO.