Paw Paws - 'Shenandoah'

Paw Paw Meets Paw Paw
Talking about the Queen of Paw Paw Fruits ‘Shenandoah’
Edible Landscaping designer and author Michael Judd share practical how-to on growing many uncommon fruits and nuts - in bite size pieces!
Check Out the New Paw Paw Course! bit.ly/pawpaws...
Books by Michael :
‘For the Love of Paw Paws: A Mini Manual for Growing and Caring for Paw Paws--From Seed to Table' - amzn.to/3lb7GR5
..and 'Edible Landscaping with a Permaculture Twist' - available in print & kindle - amzn.to/3l8LRBP
Always more to explore and learn at www.ecologiade...
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/ permacultureninja
Happy Paw Pawing!

[@JoseMartinez-df2db]

YES!! It’s wonderful that they are being given Native names! All Barney’s Native plants & fruits should have Native names!

[@johnwilcox4078]

Shenandoah was the first pawpaw I planted in 2011, and is a big producer! I have since added another cultivar, Prolific, for good cross pollination. I now have 7 pawpaws in the 10'-12' range. Here in southern Wisconsin is zone 5b, and they seem to thrive. They are beautiful trees, with a distinctly tropical look!

[@permacultureninja]

Sounds like a good start! Good to hear you are doing well in 5b - you must have found the sweet spot for them!

[@sergeantklein6026]

I did the gamble for my first two and got a few seedlings from Etsy. Next year I’ll get a few more names varieties for the orchard

[@permacultureninja]

Yeah! Keep growing them. Check out Englands Orchard for good seeds

[@treyb2919]

I gotta get one of these

[@xendula]

Lilly is the cutest!!!