Pawpaw

The IKE pawpaw dehydrator can dry fresh pawpaw at middle temperature, which can better keep the nutritional value and preserve its scent, also keep it… Read More »Can You Dehydrate Pawpaws?

Growers sell fresh pawpaws and value added products through different outlets including: farmers market, restaurants/chefs, health and natural food store, grocery store, online, and others.… Read More »Is There A Market For Pawpaws?

When pawpaws are ripe the fruit will give at the touch, much like a ripe peach, and there will be indentations left from your hands.… Read More »How Do You Know When Pawpaws Are Ripe?

Pawpaw fruit contains high concentrations of annonacin, which is toxic to nerve cells. In addition there have been case reports of possibly related nerve toxicity.… Read More »Are Pawpaws Toxic?

Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) is found throughout all of Ohio and most of the Eastern United States except for New England and much of Florida. It… Read More »Where Can I Find Pawpaw Trees In The Wild?

While raw pawpaw fruits look like unripe mangoes on a tree, they actually have a flavor similar to bananas. What is the taste of unripe… Read More »What Does Unripe Pawpaw Taste Like?

Opossums, foxes, squirrels, raccoons, and birds are all known to enjoy pawpaw and are likely to be closely watching for ripe fruits. Still, pawpaw fruit… Read More »What Animals Eat Pawpaws?

It’s easy to confuse pawpaw and papaya because the latter is sometimes also called pawpaw. The key difference is where the fruit is grown: pawpaw… Read More »Are Pawpaws Related To Papaya?

Pawpaws begin to ripen mid-August thru September. Harvest them when they are soft to the touch. If you give the pawpaw a gentle squeeze the… Read More »What Does A Ripe Pawpaw Look Like?

Native fruits are often a mixed bag. Tough, disease resistant, and easy to grow, but often to too small to be considered really good eats.… Read More »Are Pawpaw Trees Easy To Grow?