Pawpaw 'Susquehanna®' (Asimina triloba) Livestock Bedding by practicing winter

by practicing winter

allowing the top inch or two of soil to dry completely before re-watering

The foliage is rarely consumed by grazing animals

Enjoy this beautiful and unusual effect especially after leaves fall

persistent and adapted to stabilization of disturbed soils

Pawpaw 'Susquehanna®' (Asimina triloba) Livestock Bedding by practicing winterThe largest of all the Peterson Pawpaw varieties, Susquehanna fruit is very sweet and richly flavorful with very few seeds. Individual fruits can weigh over one pound! Pawpaws are hardy to 25 degrees F and require a geneitcally different Pawpaw in order to pollinate. This plant was grown by Northwoods Nursery, a certified Salmon Safe grower. Learn more at salmonsafe. org *Photo courtesy of Northwood Nursery