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Paw Paw Pollination
Hi, I am considering trying to grow some Paw Paws, but am reading some
mixed information online about pollination. So I have the following questions: 1) Has anyone successfully fruited with just one plant? If so, were any "tricks" required? 2) Has anyone successfully fruited with two plants which are genetically identical? If so, were any "tricks" required? Basically, I am trying to figure out if I have to find alternate varieties, or if I can just buy 2 plants from Gurney's without a problem. Park Seeds for example claims that two plants (presumably genetically identical) are all you need. Oh, I guess one more question, having never tasted one. Is it worth it? :-) Thanks!! |
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Paw Paw Pollination
They taste something like banana custard, but that's really an inadequate
description.....Put it this way, I very much enjoy eating one or two each fall, but then I'm satiated and don't mind waiting until next fall. It's not like apples, where you can eat one every day and not tire of them. Just my opinion, of course, and I don't mean to discourage you. They are neat looking trees, and the fruit has novelty value-- you can impress you friends and family. And the ones I've eaten were from wild trees; I understand the cultivated varieties are better. Cheers, Sue Zone 6, Southcentral PA "Raffi Kojian" wrote in message m... Oh, I guess one more question, having never tasted one. Is it worth it? :-) Thanks!! |
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