This is our largest native forest fruit. It grows on a small tree that is found on often wet ground (i.e typically next to a river or marsh).
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Paw-Paws on the Canal
This is our largest native forest fruit. It grows on a small tree that is found on often wet ground (i.e typically next to a river or marsh).
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That looks really yummy.
ReplyDeleteI ate a half dozen or more yesterday on another outing, mostly to collect the seeds. Sprouting a few in the spring sounds like a low-impact project. :)
ReplyDeletehttps://www.saveur.com/paw-paw-hunt-midwest-ice-cream#page-2
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