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Paw Paw Seeds & Scion Trade

Ecologia: Edible + Ecological Landscapes

8 years ago

I have select paw paw seeds and will have multiple scion cuttings from grafted paw paw varieties late winter. Looking to trade paw paw scion for named varieties I don't have. Will trade seeds for other interesting perennials.. campesinomike at hotmail.com

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Palazzo Photography & Design

8 years ago

Ive seen your videos at Edible Landscaping, good stuff! I have a ton of fig varieties, trifoliate for citrus grafting, passiflora, flavor delight aprium, prunus Americana for rootstock for stonefruit, American persimmon for rootstock. Osage orange seedlings for Che rootstock. If your interested in any of these I would like two named cultivars or select scion of pawpaw to graft onto some unknown seedling trees.thx

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swvirginiadave
8 years ago
Any paw paw varieties you're looking for in particular? I have ten named selections plus one or two unnamed seedlings of superior quality. What cultivars do you have?
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Karen - One thing you can do to speed up the fruiting process is called "six and pinch." On each branch when there are 6-7 leaves, pinch of the end with your fingers. That will cause early fruit development and resultant early fruit ripening also. Lets talk in the spring about some trades. I have celeste, brown turkey, nero Italian, black mission, hardy Chicago, and one fig that I don't know the identity of. This year I am also trying to grow purple Italian artichokes. I planted my purple Italian artichokes in cups, 2 per cup, on January 14, 2018 and place them in my small indoor greenhouse that I have in my basement. I placed a root warmer under them and placed 2 daylight quality fluorescent shop lights over them. I plugged the electricity in 12 hours per day. Today, January 24, 2018, they have begun to germinate. It will now be about 8 weeks until I begin the hardening process and about 9-10 weeks before I set them out in the garden.
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Ecologia: Edible + Ecological Landscapes
Original Author
8 years ago
Quaker Delight paw paw? Scion wise that are ready to cut are Alleghany, Davis, and Mango. Planted I have overleese, pa 1 & 4, wells, prolific, nc-1, Susquehanna, IXL, taytwo. I'd trade some overleese scion and a pear scion or two..? Where are you? I'm in Frederick md
swvirginiadave
8 years ago
Sorry, I don't have Quaker Delight. We overlap quite a bit but I have 3 named cultivars you don't have if you're interested: Sunflower, Rebecca's Gold, and Nyomi's Delicious. I don't need any more pears but I have two dozen varieties (18 Asians and 6 Europeans) if you're looking for more.

I'm in Smyth County, a rural area of Southwest Virginia north of Abingdon, VA. I was very briefly in Frederick a few months ago visiting a relative. If you are interested in any of the above paw paws or any Asian pears, I'll email you with details.
Charlie
8 years ago
I have Peterson's shanandoah that is about 5 years old. I can check to see if it can benefit from pruning.
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Ecologia: Edible + Ecological Landscapes
Original Author
8 years ago
Dave I'd be down to trade for the Rebecca's Gold and Nyomi's Delicious for Alleghany and Mango. If you have a recommended Asian pear or two that is sweet and relatively disease free I'd trade some comfrey (I have three varieties) for scion..)
swvirginiadave
8 years ago
Mike: I'll send you an e-mail

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