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Bloom & Buzz Small-batch. Single source. Carroll County, Tennessee.

Plant profile

Sunflower

Sunflower Pawpaw

Asimina triloba

Expected availability · 2030

Fruit tree OrchardPlannedWoodland Orchard
Sun
Full sun to part shade
Hardiness
Suitable for the planned West Tennessee planting; cultivar-specific limits apply
Bloom
Varies by crop and cultivar
Harvest
Season varies by crop and cultivar

At a Glance

TartSweetTart to Sweet: position 5 of 5
SoftFirmSoft to Firm: position 2 of 5
DryJuicyDry to Juicy: position 4 of 5
MildBoldMild to Bold: position 4 of 5
KitchenFresh EatingKitchen to Fresh Eating: position 5 of 5

About

A well-known pawpaw cultivar with large fruit, creamy flesh, and relatively few seeds.

Harvest & Use

Best eaten fresh at full ripeness or used in chilled desserts and other recipes that preserve its soft texture.

Choose This If…

You want a widely grown named pawpaw that adds another distinct genetic line and fresh-eating style to the collection.

Growing requirements

Water
Consistent moisture during establishment and fruit development
Soil
Fertile soil with organic matter; acidity and fertility needs vary by crop
Drainage
Well-drained unless the crop is adapted to wetter conditions
Growth rate
Varies by crop and cultivar

Fruit, flower, or harvest traits

See the customer profile above for flavor, texture, harvest use, and distinguishing traits.

Pollination and compatibility

Pollination requirements vary by crop and cultivar.