I got a large pack in that I would be happy to share. Send me an email if you're still looking for them. Michele

Nah, Signet, you'd only be a grockle if you actually visited here and started bothering the locals (who all carry shotguns in the back of their F150s) about the location of the stand of Paw Paw trees. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=grockle Your post is timely, 'cause yesterday, an acquaintance from the neighbouring village dropped by with a bag of very ripe paw paw fruit, from a tree growing in her front yard. So now I have A LOT of Paw Paw seeds. Apparently I have developed a reputation as someone on whom people can unload obscure seeds. Last year I received several such "gifts" and I'm compelled to germinate them, and then I don't know what to do with the seedlings. I'm at the point of guerrilla gardening the park across the street. Anyway, there is good supply of Paw Paw seeds now, although the origin of the stock is unknown. The tree was started from seed, but I don't know the source of the seed. Mellorv, I'll take another look at your list if you still want some of these. Bev p.s. Signet-- what's all this with HOSTAS? Did you catch Hostamania? What's in the water up there? :-)

I can't help you but I would like to do the same thing. I planted two paw paws about three years ago and they are the same size as when I planted them. Obviously, they must be unhappy, but I put them at the edge of the woods because they are supposed to be understory trees. Also, they are supposed to be native to my neck of the woods. I have never seen nor tasted a paw paw. Looks like I won't be getting any fruit from my little sticks for a long time. What have I done wrong??

Have 20 types of bananas trees and Fig cuttings for trade