Potomac® Paw Paw Walnut starting early and pumping out

starting early and pumping out the delicious fruit for a surprisingly long time

Can be grown free standing after first 2 years but needs ongoing staking on windy sites

self fertile tree has been grown for years in the Pacific Northwest

The fruits themselves are showy chartreuse pears with a red blush on the sunny side

rounded bush grows shorter than most vintage varieties

Potomac® Paw Paw Walnut starting early and pumping outAsimina triloba 'Potomac' This fruit is BIG! Weighing in at 3 4 pound or more, each fruit is a meal in itself. The fruit to seed ratio is also impressive, with only 4% of the weight being seed. This variety is a sister to the popular Susquehanna variety, with rich and sweet flesh described by its breeder, Neal Peterson, as "melting, firm and smooth". Mid season ripener. The tree form is unusually upright and without the spreading shape many pawpaw