Asimina triloba 'Shenandoah' Height or Caliper:Stock in small clusters alongside perennials

in small clusters alongside perennials

A floriferous dwarf variety producing lovely shell pink blooms above a very compact clump of glossy foliage

This shrub will require occasional maintenance and upkeep and is best pruned in late winter once the threat of extreme cold has passed

The plant is self-fertile and typically leafs out in late spring

an excellent specimen tree for the larger home landscape

Asimina triloba 'Shenandoah' Height or Caliper:Stock in small clusters alongside perennialsShenandoah Pawpaw is a patented variety known for producing some of the largest and most flavorful pawpaw fruits, reaching up to 1 lb. Ripening mid season, the fruit features sweet, creamy yellow flesh with a custard like texture. Native to eastern North America, pawpaws (Asimina triloba) are the only temperate adapted members of the custard apple family, related to tropical fruits such as cherimoya and soursop. The 36 greenish yellow fruit offers a