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Grafted
Pawpaw Trees
Out
of Stock for 2009
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We
do not have any Grafted Pawpaw Trees available at this time,
this page is online for informational purposes only. |
Grafted
Pawpaw trees are clones of named cultivars, (varieties), which have
been selected for superior quality. Over the years, amateur fruit
explorers as well as professional fruit breeders have selected Pawpaw
trees with outstanding fruit and other qualities which recommend
them for backyard growing as well as for establishing orchards. |
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As
with fruit trees in general, the scion on grafted Pawpaw trees is
from a mature tree. Thus, grafted trees are likely to bear a year
or so sooner than seedlings.
Grafted trees do not always perform the same as the parent tree,
due to local conditions, rootstock differences, and other factors.
Typically, nurseries use any kind of common Pawpaw seed for rootstock.
Pawpaw rootstocks are currently being studied at KYSU.
At least
two genetically different Pawpaw trees are usually required for
cross~pollination and fruit production. Self~pollinating Pawpaw
trees have been reported, but are the exception.
Any two of our
Potted
Superior Pawpaw Trees
will
cross~pollinate. Please consider ordering some.
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Here
is Mark, in the greenhouse,
grafting Pawpaw trees in May. |
See
Order
Form for prices on all our
other Pawpaw Products. |
This
page was updated on May 14, 2009.
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