A unique small native tree prized for its tropical-looking foliage and large, edible fruits with a sweet, custard-like flavor. Pawpaw produces maroon spring flowers and offers excellent wildlife value, especially as a host plant for native butterflies.
Plant Type:
Tree
Botanical Name:
Asimina
Common Name:
Pawpaw
Hardiness:
Zone 5
Sun:
4-6 hours
Soil:
Well-drained, moist soil
Height:
15-25'
Width:
15-20'
Birds:
Yes
Native:
Yes
Butterflies:
Yes
Fruiting:
Yes
Plant With:
Amelanchier, Cornus, Viburnum, Ilex
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