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Pawpaw seeds, anyone want some?

 
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Had a good harvest, there's gotta be 400+ seeds here.

Whoever wants a handful, a small padded package will be around $5.  

They're surely Asimina triloba, as the trees were huge, upwards of 40 feet tall.

PM if interested.

 
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Hey Gary,

I would definitely be interested in a package or two of pawpaw seeds.  Did you happen to keep them moist since harvest?  Research claims that pawpaws are ones that lose viability if allowed to dry out.

Thanks!
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>> Research claims that pawpaws are ones that lose viability if allowed to dry out.

True.  I planted a bunch immediately, tried to keep the rest moist for a while in case anyone wanted some.  Zero takers, so into a creek the rest went.
 
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Cool, ya I would definitely purchase a couple packages then if possible?  (3? 4? haha)

Thanks,
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Haha oops, apparently missed the rest of that message!  No worries, maybe I'll see the post on time next year!

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Yeah, I wish I'd seen this post when it was current.
 
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Hi Gary,
Apparently there are several of us who would be interested next year.
 
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