Pawpaw

Yes! We all know how attractive a tree full of ripe persimmons can be in October when they start dropping. Deer will seek out large… Read More »Do Whitetail Deer Eat Pawpaw Fruit?

If you want to experiment with pawpaws, you can puree the flesh and make pawpaw butter or fruit leather – it can also be added… Read More »What Can I Do With Pawpaw?

Pawpaw (Asimina triloba), also known as papaw, Indiana banana, Hoosier banana, Michigan banana, and poor man’s banana, is the only temperate member of the tropical… Read More »What Is Another Name For Pawpaw Fruit?

Pawpaws grow in the deep, rich fertile soils of river-bottom lands where they grow as understory trees or shrubby thickets. They grow in 25 states… Read More »Where Do Pawpaw Trees Grow?

You can freeze entire pawpaws, but this takes up a lot of freezer space. I like to scoop the flesh from the skin (the skin… Read More »Can You Freeze Pawpaws?

Pawpaws release large quantities of ethylene when ripening. When they are ripe, pawpaw fruits naturally fall from the tree. Pawpaws may be handpicked from the… Read More »Will Pawpaws Ripen If Picked Green?

Pawpaws have a sweet taste that’s described as a blend of mango, banana, berries, and pineapple. They have soft flesh and may have a custard-like… Read More »How Do Pawpaws Taste?

papaya. A pawpaw is a tree that grows in the eastern United States or the oval yellow fruit of this tree. A pawpaw is another… Read More »What Is The English Name For Pawpaw?

Ripe pawpaw fruits have a very short shelf life: about 3-5 days. This has made it impossible for pawpaws to be sold in most grocery… Read More »Why Are Pawpaws Not Sold In Stores?

Pawpaw seeds can be eaten raw, ground or crushed in salad dressings, milk, or honey. It is, however, important to note that when it is… Read More »What Can You Do With Pawpaw Seeds?