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Also called “The Custard Apple” because of its delicious taste of vanilla custard. The tree grows to about 25 feet and the fruit is 3″-6″ long. The plant has the characteristics of a tropical tree. Two plants are needed for pollination. The fruit is used in pastries, ice cream, breads, cookies, etc. Some people call the Papaw the “Miracle Fruit” and attribute their good health to it. The tree is an excellent ornamental and shade tree. Easy to grow and plant.
Latin Name: Asimina triloba
Site and soil: Rich, moist, well-drained soil; prefers partial shade
Hardiness: -20°F to -10°F
Bearing Age: 4-8 years
Rootstock:
Size at Maturity: 15-30 feet
Bloom Time: Early spring
Ripening Time: September to October
Yield: Moderate to high
Pests and Diseases: Susceptible to some pests, diseases; watch for caterpillars
USDA Zone: 5-8
Also called “The Custard Apple” because of its delicious taste of vanilla custard. The tree grows to about 25 feet and the fruit is 3″-6″ long. The plant has the characteristics of a tropical tree. Two plants are needed for pollination. The fruit is used in pastries, ice cream, breads, cookies, etc. Some people call the Papaw the “Miracle Fruit” and attribute their good health to it. The tree is an excellent ornamental and shade tree. Easy to grow and plant.
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