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here in the mid south and southeast, and everything else east of the Mississippi, our paw paw trees are hanging with
perfectly ripened fruit, please research and locate some of these, or grow a paw paw tree if they aren't in your area, they're
freaking delicious. yum!
perfectly ripened fruit, please research and locate some of these, or grow a paw paw tree if they aren't in your area, they're
freaking delicious. yum!
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Re: Paw Paws are ripe!
Fri, September 11, 2009 - 12:14 AMlol but be careful i pulled the hell outta my diaphragm muscles shaking
and pulling down those paw paw trees to get at the fruit- ouch!
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Re: Paw Paws are ripe!
Fri, September 11, 2009 - 1:56 PMI have never had but i want to so badly -
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Re: Paw Paws are ripe!
Sat, September 12, 2009 - 7:43 AMThey are very musky and fragrant, not everyone likes them,
i myself find them to be a fall/ holiday treat to
be eaten a few times a year, i freeze them for
breads and cookies and whatnot.
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Re: Paw Paws are ripe!
Sun, November 22, 2009 - 4:50 PMI've been looking for types to grow in Utah. So far though, the size is a deterrent for my yard. -
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Re: Paw Paws are ripe!
Sun, November 22, 2009 - 9:02 PMAll of them require deep moist loamy soil and high humidity year round,
I'd bet you could get one to grow in a large pot so long as the air isn't
too dry.
There are smaller more delicate species from Florida that
may work better in a pot.
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