Asimina triloba ‘Ford Amend’
Selected in the Pacific Northwest and grown since 1950. Flavorful, green-yellow fruit with orange flesh; an early-ripenerย ready to eat in late September.
The paw paw is theย largest edible fruitย native to North America.ย Well-known in muchย of the eastern Unitedย States, the tree hasย long, tropical lookingย leaves and produces greenish, oblongย fruit (3โ to 6โ long) with a pulp that tastes like vanilla custard. You can just take out your spoon and eat the delicious treat. While the paw paw tree grows well in much of the nation, it needsย a long hot summer to ripen its fruit and only the earliest-ripening cultivars stand a chance of maturing in the cooler parts of the Pacific Northwest. The pulp has big seeds that are easy to spoon out and discard or plant to grow additional trees.
Cold Hardy to USDA Zone: 5
Chill Hours Needed: Unverified;ย most require between 100 – 400ย hours
Matureย Height:ย 10′-15′
Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade in Hot Climates
Ripening Time: Early/Fall
Pollination:ย Need Pollinizer
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