Hi Nancy. I am looking for lots (over 100) fresh, 2012 harvested Pawpaw seeds. Do you have that many? If so, please check out my seed list. While my list hasn't been updated for 2012, I will have essentially the same seeds I had last year (since I collected seeds this year from the same plants I collected from last year). Rose in PA

No real secret to growing the easiest hybrids with Anigozanthus flavidus parentage, but they do prefer both good drainage and regular warm season irrigation. In habitat they even well tolerate seasonal winter flooding and summer wild fires. Full sun, good air circulation, planting out in cooler months to minimize drought stress,(typical nursery container mixes for them very quickly dry out if you aren't adequately wetting the root ball, and probably accounts for most plant deaths). They are extremely easy once established, but don't crowd the foliage or insist on overhead spray irrigation which encourages ink spot disease.

I just joined, and saw your message. I have a purple LSU fig, and a larger Texas Everbearing. Also have pomegranate cuttings I got from a Louisiana vendor at a fruit tree club. I had a dozen pomegranates from the shrubs last year- delicious! I have Ruby sweet plum, and other peach, pear and apple varieties. I'm interested in your pawpaw seeds; not sure what the Citrange is like (?). I think I'll be getting a trifoliate orange from a plantswap soon.

I have a friend looking for this plant. I haven't been able to find one of the orange varieties mail order yet though I've found seeds. If anyone comes across it, I would appreciate if you would share the info. Thanks!