That fruit and leaves do not look like pawpaws. Is it special pawpaws?
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That fruit and leaves do not look like pawpaws. Is it special pawpaws?
I found mine last year next to a path on my property, i had been looking for them for years and they were right in front of me(1/8th a mile from my front door) I have 8 in that patch and have found a second tree that flowers a little closer to my house. Mine didn't do well this year, I had a couple dozen fruits last year and just a few clusters this year.Ugh... I'm so jealous!Mine are still years away from producing any fruit.
That's a normal pawpaw, fruit is far from done growing, it was just in flower 2 months ago. Leaves are typical of wild pawpaw.That fruit and leaves do not look like pawpaws. Is it special pawpaws?
Thank you! I did not know about wild pawpaw until today. There are many wonderful things in nature. This is the first time I heard of and seen wild pawpaw.That's a normal pawpaw, fruit is far from done growing, it was just in flower 2 months ago. Leaves are typical of wild pawpaw.
Flower of typical wild pawpaw
The ones in shops are clones of an exceptional quality tree grown from wild seed. They grow 100s if not 1000s of pawpaw from seed and then pick the best ones to commercialize. Same thing they did with all the apple varieties, cherry, bananas, peaches. etc.Thank you! I did not know about wild pawpaw until today. There are many wonderful things in nature. This is the first time I heard of and seen wild pawpaw.
I only aware of the pawpaw in the shops and my backyard.
I have had crosses from neighbor 1/4 mile away. There are pumpkins in 4 different groups and different groups do not cross with each other. For seed saving protect flowers and hand pollinate. List the Varieties you are planting and I can help. Most common are in C. Pepo group.at what distance to plant 2 different varieties of pumpkins? (to avoid cross pollination)