From plums to persimmons, fruit trees give healthy nourishment for people and wildlife. Here are some of the best ones to ...

Pawpaw trees are typically available during the growing season at garden centers in Greater Columbus. Small pawpaw trees are typically available as nursery stock in containers, and larger ...

Pawpaw trees are becoming quite popular. If you've decided to plant a pawpaw tree, here's what House Digest's master gardener suggests you keep in mind.

The resilient, native fruit has a cult following and could be small farms’ hedge against climate change in a fast-warming world.

With extreme weather devastating many of the conventional fruit crops people are used to eating, some farmers and gardeners are turning to climate-resilient native fruits.

Your first taste of a ripe pawpaw, left, or American persimmon, right, may convince you to plant the trees, which can serve as the centerpiece of a permaculture food forest. J.B. Douglas ...

Pawpaw fruit is delicious, common, and highly underrated. Here's how to identify it and start foraging for it this fall.

What Is a Pawpaw and Why Is This Fruit So Magical? Pawpaw fruit tastes like a cross between a banana and a mango but surprise — it mostly comes from Pennsylvania.

I plan to purchase two small trees to plant this spring. I would appreciate any information you could give me that would help in growing the pawpaw successfully on Long Island. I have only read ...

Eric Stroud opens a pawpaw to reveal the soft flesh and large bean-like seeds inside. Stroud and his wife are growing pawpaw trees in multiple locations.

Pawpaws are the fruit of Asimina triloba plant species and members of the tropical custard apple family, which includes the cherimoya. In the woods, the trees can grow straight up 30-40 feet with ...

America’s forgotten fruit Nearby in the Brooklyn neighborhood of South Slope, 71-year-old Reza Farzan has been growing pawpaw fruit trees for over 30 years.