Pawpaw: A Big Fruit in Need of Bigger Love - Heritage Conservancy

If you’ve never heard of the fruit and tree known as Pawpaw, you’re not alone, and if you have heard of it, chances are you’re a big fan. As the largest edible fruit native to North America, the Pawpaw has a lot to offer, but it has largely gone under-appreciated in recent years. Small Tree, []Read More

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Pawpaw: A Big Fruit in Need of Bigger Love - Heritage Conservancy

Cornell Cooperative Extension

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Pawpaw: A Big Fruit in Need of Bigger Love - Heritage Conservancy