I’m not sure if it’s my phone but the music volume is so much louder than your voice

Very nice

Everything looks great except for the Galvanized Mesh that you are using, you are poisoning yourself and others. Google the effects of Galvanized Toxicity.

Are you in the Midwest?

WOW, that looks delightful!!

We have a few on the side of the lake but theyre too tall and theyre the big persimmons about 2inchs in diameter can i just cut them so they can be reachable and will they shoot?

What did you graft it on? Or what can you graft it on?

Thank you so much for this video. It has really made me think about what I would like for myself and for my family. Hopefully we won't need it for a while but it gives me time to look into what is needed and to talk it over with those involved. Thanks again.

I miss Uncle Chris

They are ripe now supposedly and native to Missouri but I have never had pawpaw!! I want to so bad!!

A question from Spain, dear friend: does a Paw Paw tree grown from seeds bear fruit?

Una pregunta desde España, querido amigo: un árbol Paw paw de semilla ¿llega a dar frutos?.

I'm in VA. Recently planted some pawpaw trees about 2 feet tall. Do you think they will be ok in the summer without shade cloth? They are in full sun.

How do you selected breed them

Hello i am from greece this kiwi have famale and male?? I dont have this kiwi in greece

Everything's beautiful ❤❤

pawpaw is not north americas largest fruit. as north america includes mexico and there is like 1-2 fruits bigger there. and before someone says central america.. that is part of north america, there are only 7 continents. arguably several types of avocado are also bigger. "from mexico" even though they were bred to be bigger in USA or other non verified areas.

I hope in the coming years i can visit the festival you hold. It looks like a great experience

Love me some pawpaw content

Love your videos, very informative and educational. After almost seven years, we finally had two of our dozen or so trees "grown from seed" set fruit but unfortunately didn't make it to maturity. Hopefully, next year we may have home grown pawpaw to enjoy! Keep up the great videos...

I've planted Sasq, Shenan, Allegheny, IXL and Atwood last fall. Some from Cricket Hill and the rest from Edible Landscaping. All are doing great. I took off the shading at the start of summer just to see how susceptible they are to sunburn (some say I have to shade them, some say I don't). A couple of leaves here and there developed barely noticeable pale green/yellow spots, but no major damage to the foliage ever happened here in GA (hot, humid subtropics). And this season was hot and dry AF. I had to water them regularly. All 5 are doing well so far. Couple just started to yellow to go into dormancy. Allegheny being 5' tall set round (flower) buds already. I'm not expecting any fruit though, 'cause the other 4 are only 1-2 foot tall (no pollinator). I really wanna plant Rappahannock, 'cause the foliage horizontal to the ground looks soo cool.

Wearing hats with pawpaw.

Oh my gosh yes Id love to be able to grow that in zone 7A! Especially since wouldnt be able to grow date palms here

Just found your channel (subscribed) and learning about pawpaws. I think I want to try growing some. I've decided I'd like to try Shenandoah and Susquehanna. Where is a good place to taste them and find seeds or cuttings? Thanks

I didn't even know there were kiwis like this

not clearing your pallet? only 1 fruit per cultivar? I feel like theres such a variety of flavor profiles per fruit in just a single pawpaw patch that this experiment could be greatly improved by some water or something to eat in between, and maybe 3-4 fruits per type.

Yeah, I'd like to see how you plant a seed

❤ love this

I have a hardy kiwi Asaii and I cannot keep it alive. I have tried many things. Can you give me some pointers? Its in full sun, and I water every day during the dry season.

I enjoy your videos, I planned pawpaws, this is their second summer, I have been growing them under shade cloth, should I take the shade cloth off next spring or keep them growing under the shade cloth another year.. thanks

Do you have a particular variety to recommend growing in Frederick? Do you sell them?

I have two trees for several years now, they bloom every year but neither of them ever produced any fruit 🤔

The 18 inch deep air-prune bed is allowing at least as much taproot development as your 14 inch deep pots ;) I don't understand how you can say that the air-prune bed will dry out faster than the pots. You can just as easily set up air-prune beds in a shade house, they're nothing more than big pots.

wow! you said you were in zone 6. What seadums grow overwinter in that climate?

Bro, where can I get me some pawpaw seeds?

Thank you sir!! Perfect timing for what I was researching last night!🤙

Good job blocking the camera view with your hands

So they can freeze over winter in the mulch pile right? Great video.

Jealous. My pawpaw trees are still babies.

Those purple berries behind you… we call those beauty berries. They are tasty in a jelly. 🎉

So they dont ripen anymore after being picked if not ripe?

I have brand new anna hardy I planted in containers on wheels this summer. I plant to eventually grow them each on a cattle panel trellis next year. They've barely grown much so far...maybe a foot or three so far . Im worried they won't lignify enough to make it thru this winter (I'm in Spring Grove PA 6b) do they go dormant and if so could I maybe roll them into my shed and overwinter them til spring? TIA for your help.

I wish I had a way to get to the festival. They should bring the festival to the Baltimore or DC area.

Really cool! A friend of mine sent me some cultivated black walnuts, and my mind was blown by how easy they were to process compared to all the wild ones that I usually harvest. 😅

Love it! Also nice lizard carrying pouch haha!

Soo cool The only question that matters #DoYouEvenPawPaw well do you 😉

oh wow those are some HUGE paw paw on lil tree. I'll have to plant some of these.

Nice, what kind of tree is it?

What varieties of paw paws would you suggest for the north shore of lake superior.. closer to stateside? Been watching alot of your vids, figure i should just ask the man himself

If only they had smaller seeds. I’ll have to try some cultivars some time. Are they much different than wild ones? I’ve got a bunch of paw paws on my property up here in northern MD