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[Lee Reich <lreich@hvc.rr.com>]

You need more light for best fruiting. Buy grafted trees of two different varieties. Don't buy from Miller's Nurseries. By the way, I'll be mentioning pawpaws in my talk at the Mt Cuba Center in Delaware this Saturday afternoon.

Lee Reich, PhD

http://www.leereich.com/

http://leereich.com/blog.html.

Books by Lee Reich:

A Northeast Gardener's Year

The Pruning Book

Weedless Gardening

Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden

Landscaping with Fruit

On Mar 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, R Chirumbole wrote:

Hi all,

I'm new to this board and a fruit-growing novice interested in growing a
couple of paw paws.  I live on the Delmarva peninsula/Atlantic coastal
plain, zone 7a, and have fairly heavy clay soil.  The intended planting site
has morning shade and afternoon sun (at least 4 hours).  Any suggestions on
grafted Paw paw cultivars that would do well here?  Can I expect reasonable
fruit production in these conditions?  Any recommendations on a good nursery
to order from?

Thanks,
Rich


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