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Pinelands Nursery

Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct.

Category Trees
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
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Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Pinelands Nursery

Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct.

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Item Code: ASI-TRI TT
Category Trees
Manufacturer Pinelands Nursery

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Description

Asimina triloba, commonly known as pawpaw, is a small deciduous tree native to the eastern United States. It typically grows 10 to 30 feet tall and is known for its large, elongated leaves that provide a tropical appearance in temperate climates. The pawpaw tree is unique for its dark purple, custard-like fruit, which ripens in late summer and has a sweet, banana-like flavor with hints of mango and citrus. The flowers, which bloom in early spring before the leaves emerge, are large and reddish-purple, resembling those of magnolias, and are pollinated by flies and beetles.

Pawpaw trees thrive in rich, well-drained soils and partial shade, often found in moist woodlands, along stream banks, and in valleys. Asimina triloba is the only species of the genus Asimina that is cold-hardy, making it an important fruit-bearing tree for North American gardens and orchards. The fruit, while not commercially widespread due to its short shelf life, is highly nutritious, containing vitamins A and C, as well as antioxidants. In addition to its fruit, pawpaw wood is sometimes used for small woodworking projects, although it is relatively soft. The tree is increasingly valued for its unique, sweet fruit and as a landscape ornamental in native and edible plant gardens.

Specifications

Made In

US

Weight

0.47lb

Height

25in

Width

2.75in

Length

20in

Depth

25in

Bloom Color

Maroon

Bloom Period

April to May

Brand

Pinelands Nursery

Category

Trees

Drought Tolerance

Low

Edible Fruit

Yes

Fall Color

Yellow

Fruit Color

Yellowish Green

Growth Habit

Shrub

Growth Rate

Slow

Light Requirements

Sun, Part Shade and Shade

Manufacturer

Pinelands Nursery

Max Mature Height

30'-40'

Pollinator Attributes

Food Source for Pollinators

Root Depth

20"

Salinity Tolerance

None

Shade Tolerance

Tolerant

Size

Tree Tube

Wetland Indicator Status

FAC

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Pinelands Nursery

Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct.

Category Trees
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct. Native Plants
Pinelands Nursery

Asimina triloba Tree Tube 32 ct.

Contact Us for Future Availability
Item Code: ASI-TRI TT
Category Trees
Manufacturer Pinelands Nursery

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Fetching product details


Description

Asimina triloba, commonly known as pawpaw, is a small deciduous tree native to the eastern United States. It typically grows 10 to 30 feet tall and is known for its large, elongated leaves that provide a tropical appearance in temperate climates. The pawpaw tree is unique for its dark purple, custard-like fruit, which ripens in late summer and has a sweet, banana-like flavor with hints of mango and citrus. The flowers, which bloom in early spring before the leaves emerge, are large and reddish-purple, resembling those of magnolias, and are pollinated by flies and beetles.

Pawpaw trees thrive in rich, well-drained soils and partial shade, often found in moist woodlands, along stream banks, and in valleys. Asimina triloba is the only species of the genus Asimina that is cold-hardy, making it an important fruit-bearing tree for North American gardens and orchards. The fruit, while not commercially widespread due to its short shelf life, is highly nutritious, containing vitamins A and C, as well as antioxidants. In addition to its fruit, pawpaw wood is sometimes used for small woodworking projects, although it is relatively soft. The tree is increasingly valued for its unique, sweet fruit and as a landscape ornamental in native and edible plant gardens.

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Specifications

Made In

US

Weight

0.47lb

Height

25in

Width

2.75in

Length

20in

Depth

25in

Bloom Color

Maroon

Bloom Period

April to May

Brand

Pinelands Nursery

Category

Trees

Drought Tolerance

Low

Edible Fruit

Yes

Fall Color

Yellow

Fruit Color

Yellowish Green

Growth Habit

Shrub

Growth Rate

Slow

Light Requirements

Sun, Part Shade and Shade

Manufacturer

Pinelands Nursery

Max Mature Height

30'-40'

Pollinator Attributes

Food Source for Pollinators

Root Depth

20"

Salinity Tolerance

None

Shade Tolerance

Tolerant

Size

Tree Tube

Wetland Indicator Status

FAC

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