Eastern Seedling Pawpaw Tree 12-18 Inch | Hardy Fruit Tree for Gardens
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The Eastern Seedling Pawpaw Tree 12-18” is a hardy fruit tree that thrives in gardens and produces delicious pawpaw fruit.
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The Eastern Seedling Pawpaw Tree 12-18 Inch is an ideal addition to your garden for growing delicious pawpaw fruit. This hardy fruit tree thrives in USDA zones 5-9, ensuring a fruitful harvest in a variety of climates.
Hand-dug from the forests of North Georgia and Tennessee, these seedlings carry the legacy of traditional pawpaw fruit, cherished by generations. To maximize your yield, it’s essential to plant them in pairs, as these shade-loving trees require companionship for optimal fruit production.
Benefits of Growing Pawpaw Trees: Enjoy the delightful taste of fresh pawpaw fruits right from your garden. These trees not only provide nutritious fruit but also enhance your landscape with their lush foliage.
Planting and Care: Eastern Pawpaw trees prefer moist, well-drained soil and partial shade. As they establish, ensure regular watering, especially during dry spells. With proper care, these trees can thrive for years, rewarding you with delicious fruits.
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- What type of soil is best for pawpaw seedlings?
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