Pawpaw Seedlings 20×20

ASIMINA triloba

$101.00$160.00

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SizePriceQuantity
6 ft. B&B$101.00
8 ft. B&B$133.00
10 ft. B&B$160.00

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Description

The Pawpaw Seedling (Asimina triloba) is a unique North American native fruit tree, prized for its exotic, mango-like fruit, lush foliage, and adaptability. Often called the “forgotten fruit” of the U.S., pawpaws produce creamy, sweet, banana-mango flavored fruit in late summer to early fall, making them a must-have for fruit enthusiasts and permaculture gardens.

This deciduous, understory tree grows 15-30 feet, thriving in full sun to partial shade and preferring moist, well-drained soil. Its large, tropical-looking leaves provide dense shade in summer, while its deep maroon, bell-shaped flowers in spring attract pollinators like beetles and flies. In fall, the foliage turns a brilliant golden-yellow, adding seasonal beauty.

Because pawpaw trees are not self-pollinating, planting multiple seedlings increases fruit production. As a cold-hardy and low-maintenance tree, pawpaws are ideal for food forests, woodland edges, and backyard orchards. With their unusual fruit and striking form, pawpaw trees are both ornamental and highly productive.

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Size

6 ft. B&B, 8 ft. B&B, 10 ft. B&B

  • Botanical Name: Asimina triloba
  • Common Name: Pawpaw Tree
  • Plant Type: Deciduous Fruit Tree
  • Mature Height: 15-30 feet
  • Mature Width: 15-20 feet
  • Growth Rate: Moderate
  • Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained, rich soil
  • Drought Tolerance: Moderate, prefers consistent moisture
  • Foliage Color: Large, deep green leaves turning golden-yellow in fall
  • Flowers: Small, deep maroon, bell-shaped blooms in spring
  • Fruit: Oval-shaped, green-skinned, yellow-fleshed fruit with a custard-like texture
  • Pollination: Requires two or more trees for cross-pollination
  • Wildlife Attraction: Birds, pollinators, and small mammals
  • Uses: Home orchards, permaculture, food forests, edible landscaping
Mature Height
15-30 feet
Mature Width
15-30 feet
Growth Rate
Moderate
Flower Color
Purple
Growing Zone(s)
5-8