Pawpaw - Asimina triloba Evergreen low-fuss clumps providing groundcover in

low-fuss clumps providing groundcover in shady woodland edges for un-bean-lievable color and style

This plant is an upright suckering shrub

but come winter

White bell-shaped flowers emerge from two trifoliate leaves in late March to attract early pollinators

These flavorful fruits don't usually crack when ripe even though they are extra large compared to other blueberry selections

Pawpaw - Asimina triloba Evergreen low-fuss clumps providing groundcover inIf the Pawpaw were a movie, it would be a cult classic thats quickly becoming a mainstream hit. The Pawpaw is a small, understory tree that has attracted passionate devotees for a long time, because of one intriguing twist: it produces a delicious custard like fruit resembling bananas and mangoes. Boasting the largest fruit of any North American native tree, the Pawpaw belongs to the custard apple family. Most of its relatives reside in tropical