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Paw paw trees/ how to plant

 
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I have finally acquired two very small paw paw seedlings and I am wondering if you might have any tips on how to plant them and when to plant them?  I live in East TN. Which is zone 7 .  Any info would be appreciated.  
 
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Julie E. Johnson wrote:I have finally acquired two very small paw paw seedlings and I am wondering if you might have any tips on how to plant them and when to plant them?  I live in East TN. Which is zone 7 .  Any info would be appreciated.  



Paw-paws don't like direct sun/wind swept areas although I have 3 that are planted in just such a location and they survived to the point of two of them bearing fruit this year (but in a hot, dry summer - they will suffer - which will slow them down, sometimes considerably). In their natural form, paw-paws are usually found in partial shade near water such as creeks. Do note that to get fruit you will need two different paw-paw varieties. I am in Virginia (7a).
 
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