My Uncle was a vet for 30 yrs. He said even though the seeds are NOT on the toxic list you still SHOULD NOT feed them to Tuck. Also a VERY SMALL amount of Paw Paw can be given to Tuck, BUT not to give him large amounts because it can lead to vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, with Tuck being so Tiny this could be very dangerous to him. 💖💓💞💕💟💝🐕🐕🐕 Love little Tuck, and ABSOLUTELY love all your videos and teaching skills. Thank you for sharing.
They can't be horribly toxic, as I see the seeds in the fox poops in my neighborhood. I am super jealous of these foxes--where are they finding pawpaws?
Great Paw Paw video. I put in two Paw Paws I bought here in Nashville Tennessee from a gardener at a Farmers Market. I’m super excited about having these in the garden. Wonderful you have the exchange relationship with your neighbor. Tuck is a pro at getting that radish prepped to eat! 😊💚🌱
The garden center where I work will be getting these trees in stock next year! Cant wait to promote them using this amazing video. My favorite part of the job is getting people excited about permaculture/ food forests and your videos are a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Thanks for all that you do!
@@sjulliette I know Norland nurseries North of Burlington Ontario sells them for $10, I just made a short video on getting a few in the ground and talking about fun facts!
that Tuck is amazing! how he strips off the leaves is too kewl! 🤗💕💕. btw, you are such a great teacher and what an inspiration!! i feel like i’m too old to start now but i hope our younger generation is listening and learns from you!!
That's funny! Almost exactly the day you posted this, I planted my first pawpaw tree, given by a neighbor when I moved to our new house in Summer of 2019. I have planted another dozen by now, because I finally have the big piece of land for my own fruit forest. I decided to check and see what luck people have had with them with better established trees. Thank you for sharing your experience!
I'm going to try an turn my neighborhood into one giant homestead. I think once they see my garden start to flourish they'll get into it too. At least I hope they do so we can trade goodies
When I was little, we used to have a number of tropical fruit trees💖 like custard apple, water Apple, jackfruit, lichis, Mango, euphoria longan, coconut.. but due to some property issues we had to cut down all those trees, but now I'm starting to grow some fruit trees one by one. And this channel encourages me big time.. thanks James💖
I fell in love with pawpaw when a friend gave me some fruits few years ago. I planted some seeds and 2 plants successfully grew, it’s been 4 yrs. and they are about 7 feet tall now. Subsequently I bought 2 pawpaw trees from a nursery that same year and these two trees had fruits these year but they all fell off ……am hoping next year I will be able to taste them again (from NJ)
Hello James , I think the same way too. I feel being in the garden is very therapeutic for the body ,and soul the food that you grow also is a very big part of that experience .It all blends very well ,and you find inner peace with yourself.
I am learning so much from your videos. I've been telling everyone about them! I've got my own food forest started in an old chicken coop area. First thing on my days off, I watch the videos and get so excited, I immediately haul ass out to my garden and start working. Let's face it, the hardest part of anything is getting started. James gives me the motivation and inspiration to begin. So thanks James!
Thanks for the great info on pawpaws! We plan to get some native ones from our DNR in Indiana in the spring. They sell 100 for for like $32, as a conservation tree, since wildlife eats it, too.
The gardening community is really a generous one. Recently I purchased some purple sweet potato slips from a local gardener. While there she gave me a free stevia plant. In return i gave her some deer horn ochro seeds. That same day she gave me some carrot sweet potato slips, sweet tamarind plants and vine potato. I'm sure this will go on for a while.
First time to see your video. Washing from UAE though I am algerian And first time to see this fruit paw paw.. thank you for the video bro. I fully agree with you idea saying that we need to grow our food. Keep it up
We learned about pawpaws at a Mother Earth News fair in Seven Springs, PA about a decade ago. So cool that it's native to our country and that your neighbor shares with you and you share with him. Thank you!
I was born and raised in rural South East Indiana. We had a Paw Paw tree in our backyard, never got fruit and it eventually died. Never got the chance to try one, however we had four seedless persimmon trees, yum pass them out to anybody will take them after we froze the pulp. Those root vegetables at tuck eats probably help clean his teeth. Thanks for sharing your knowledge again!
Lived in the South for a long stretch....paw paws are everywhere. They’re great . Also , studied vet med and worked at a kennel for years...I’d avoid feeding Tuck any fruits with seeds in them or fruit in large amounts but ,as far as I know, skinless seedless paw paws should be ok. Just to be sure, ask your vet 😉 Love the channel and your garden helper
I have read up quite a bit on giving dogs fruit and mostly from what I have read it seems the seeds are the problem. I always take out the seeds of all the fruit I give my dogs but fruit is a treat. I never give them anything without researching if it's ok which I suggest other dog owners do before giving their dogs anything new.
JulV Wildcat it’s always a wildcard giving a pup a new food. You never know how it will come out the other end 😆 but agreed, seeds are self protective and sometimes contain trace cyanide or other elements that aren’t safe
What an interesting fruit. It’s funny because pawpaw is what we called the papaya fruit in the Polynesian islands. But it’s always good to learn something new from other cultures. And of course Tuck is quite an expert in pulling up his own radish😄 Good Boy Tuck!!
I saw a pawpaw tree at my local garden center and was so torn on wether or not I would like it if I grew one but few days later you make this video and now I’m definitely going back to add it to my collection. Thanks 🙏
Next year I plan on growing a paw paw in a greenhouse built just for it. I hope to get a self pollinating one, but will have to keep it 12-13' . I'm zone 4b so will be interesting!! So excited! 😆 Love your videos! I've started my food forest! 😊🌿🌻
My son had to go to Chattanooga Tennessee on the way back he was able to bring me 2 Asian Persimmons and two Paw paws from Tenn. My grandfather born in 1897 lived in Nebraska and asked me when I moved to Arkansas if I'd everseen pawpaws .fast forward I now live in Utah and I have two pawpaws and two Asian Persimmons and I had my first Paw Paw fruit last year kind of weird I really like it I hope Grandpa smiling. Ps save some seed from last year's pawpaws in the fridge over winter and started a couple little ones!
Great looking pawpaws and trees. I have 30 pawpaws growing here in CT and will eventually have about 100 along with persimmon and hardy kiwi. That's a really nice relationship you have with your neighbor who owns the pawpaw trees. They really are delicious and good for you.
@@gislaine0908ify I am in SE CT, and am not selling them yet. If you want to buy some try Hunts Brook Farm. They should have some soon if not already. They are on Face Book and are located in Quaker Hill, CT (town of Waterford).
@DefinitelyNotDan I do plan to sell them, but they won't be producing much for another 3 years. Farmers markets and local co-ops sell out as soon as the pawpaws appear. I also have interest from an alcoholic beverage concern. The only truly viable commercial ones are from grafted varieties known for taste, size and few seeds.
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Aah! Who’d think a dog would enjoy radish! ❤️ to Tuck! Don’t think we can grow paw paw in mid-UK; we don’t get enough sunshine. But James is so energetic and enthused, and there’s still lots of permaculture info we can learn from👍🏼
pawpaws in Australia are so different, they are closely related to papaya. paw paws are yellow inside while the papaya can be orange or red. the tree lives around 4-5 years and produce fruit along the centre trunck, delicious and sweet.
You....yeah YOU, James..... are the reason I planted a garden this year. I planted my garden 3rd week in April. Y’day I picked 4 Walmart grocery bags of lettuce! I live in the Tarheel state and gardens are easy to plant early. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
The garden volunteers are the most fun . I tried growing a paw paw about 10 years ago but the area was too wet. I no longer have that problem. Maybe I'll get another or 2.
Interesting. As an Australian, what we call "paw paw" is otherwise known as a papaya. I was a little perplexed that you were calling this fruit a paw paw. Searched an Australia-based fruit tree supplier's website and it seems that this is what we would call a "(North) American paw paw". I've never heard of or seen such a fruit so thank you for this awesome video.
Papaya and pawpaw are different. Pawpaw is cold tolerant and actually need cold stratification for seeds to germinate. Papaya can't tolerate cold. If you have a plant that is in a climate that never freezes it won't be a pawpaw. Pawpaw is native to the southeast United States.
@@jimmyd2180 the only ways i could find are to either find a wild paw paw tree and get the seeds from the fruit or buy the seeds or some lowes and home depots sell young paw paw trees
A fruit to live for! Well done! Thank you! Just purchased 4 trees for friends in Tennessee. I hope they have success with these trees. I know they can be tricky to plant. Understory yes but need sun in the beginning stages. Hmmm. If you have a PAW PAW how to plant video you love would like to pass it onto friend. Love your enthusiasm! PS I worked with Joel!
That's crazy cuz I was just think if they would grow at our lake house on Bullshols lake. Now I have to figure out how to get see and plant them down there.
My property here at the western edge of New York State has the largest stand of wild pawpaws in the state. Mine average six to eight inches in size, and have a distinctive caramel-chocolate flavor (I sell most of them to a company that makes them into ice cream). Question: Why don't you eat the skin? It's thin and as tasty as the skin on a pear; also, it's also where most of the nutrients and medicinal properties are located. Try it, and leave your spoon in the kitchen!
Chas Z Do you know what variety has that distinct flavor? The ones here in Ohio are more banana flavored. If you don’t know the name of the cultivar, perhaps you would be willing to share some seeds. Thanks.
Over here in Europe these are pretty hard to get. I got some fruit from a small scale nursery, and am eagerly awaiting the seedlings to ditch the seed and start growing leaves (probably around 7 or so are germinating, I'm seeing their roots along the edge of the plastic container I'm growing them in. Pretty soon I'm gonna need to get some land to grow my own fruit trees on.
I did more research and I found one of these in a creek! The fruit was floating and all mushy and only had two seeds but I brought them home and have tried to germinate them for over a month now. The inside looks like that cereal mini wheats. It’s like strips of white full inside. I just read they need to over winter so I hope I haven’ t ruined them trying to grow them this whole time!
Im envious! I've heard a lot about PawPaws from elders here in Indiana. I've never seen one and I've grown up and currently live in the country. I think im going to order a couple. I have some woods on our property and I hear that young PawPaws can get scalded in severely hot sun, so I plan to clear out an area near the edge of our woods to plant them. Since they are really understory trees, that should work. Love you and Tuck!🥰
There are two trees on the next block to me here in Astoria Queens NY. My first introduction to it last year and I was hooked. Now I get to enjoy it every year by the owners permission. I like the type you had on this video.
Very informative! Thanks for posting. My husband was fishing when he found a paw paw tree with several saplings, He transplanted some of them (responsibly I promise). now we have 3. I so hope they'll be productive. I may have to get a 4th from a different source.
When I first noticed him I don't. Thoughtuch of it .😂 Look at him now .. and Tuck ? Having the enjoyment of his life is like a Shopping Spread right in his backyard. .
The pawpaw is soon gonna be an addition to my veggie garden. I got a variety that grows to 3 meters tall. It will work greatly with the small mulberry tree and miniature yellow prunes and black cherry trees
Thank you for those encourage words at the end! "Anything worth doing, is worth doing til you can get it right" Looking at failures in the back yard and keepin my chin up
I found two seeds a little over a year ago, in an East Texas forest. I am zone 8. There was a lot of baby Papaws also growing in that forest. I brought the seeds home, thinking they were too far gone, and planted them anyway. It took a few months and lots of patience, but one day... "Wahla! There were two babies growing in the pot. I am waiting until this next Spring to put them into the ground as part of my food forest. (I also have Papayas. Six of them.)
Love how enthusiastic you appear starting off every video which show you enjoy what you do. Sorry to admit that I enjoy gardening just as much as you do and I check on my plants first before checking on the kids whenever I get home from work. Lmao 5 thumbs up to you and your channel. Wish you lived in Cali so I have a buddy that shares the same interest. Peace✌2 U and yours.
Tuck loves his veggies. I think it's cute seeing a dog willing 2 eat veggies. I going 2 find some pawpaws n plant them in neighbors farm woodland. Don't worry I have permission 2 plant fruit trees.
There are a few paw paw groves near me and it seams that My bro and I are the only ones that know what they are. You’re so lucky to have a neighbor with paw paws. Btw I have given my dogs bits of paw paw and they love it.
I love these videos and can't wait to start my own garden. Can you make a video about what you do with the food you're unable to eat do to abundance? Would love to know if you can food, compost, etc.
Love your puppy Keep him safe This is what I found Paw paw ointment is not toxic to dogs and it can be soothing and form a protective layer on sore skin. If seeds or a a large amount is eaten however it has the potential to cause vomiting or diarrhea. It won't treat bacterial or yeast infection.
Awe, that was so cute. I love your dog. Great video too. I've turned my urban yard in Arlington, Va into a paw paw forest. I love the fruit. I plant the seeds all over my yard but only the seeds from the large fruit. I enjoy videos.
Yaaaas I'm so excited you grew Paw paw!!!! That's amazing. I want to get on top of that too! Sweet! :) I want to grow it so badly when I get a little more established. Thanks for sharing all this information, super valuable and fun :) They honestly looked SOOO delicious. I'm looking to grow as much fruit in my garden as possible, in true permaculture fashion as you have inspired me so heavily. Thanks for EVERYTHING you're the man.
Wow I need to find a Paw Paw or two for sure for my upstate NY zone 5b food forest. Thanks James for the info and I am on the hunt to find a paw paw to eat. 👍🏼🌱😁
@@cpnotill9264 In NYS they were only native to the area near Lake Erie, the Niagara River, and western Lake Ontario: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asimina_triloba#/media/File:Asimina_triloba_range_map_1.png They are easy to find online. They like shade when they're young. Seedlings are more hardy than grafted varieties. The seeds need to be exposed to cold to sprout(stratification). They sprout late(July-Oct). They should do fine in zone 5b. Mine had no freeze damage at all after -13 degrees F.
Not a vet, but we looked it up the other day & found that the fruit of the pawpaw is ok for dogs; we gave our dog a little taste (not much, especially for the first time) and she liked it and we had no problems. Some pawpaw for our little paw-paw!!
This is my favorite video on paw paw trees so far! I love the fact about George Washington. I bought two paw paw trees from a local nursery but don’t know if they can pollinate each other as they are likely the same variety..? Would love to understand more about the pollination.
Hello James , Janell Walters here again . I feel the same way all food should be grown by yourself the taste is totally different , delicious and more healthy .Everything is done we were to just attend ,and maintain it. Just think if everybody would start their own garden which is mentally healthy as well. I subscribed on my other gmail account as well . I think what you are doing is awesome .
Frankly I had never heard of these until I saw them on Vivian Howard and she did an episode about them. As a northern person Ive never seen them for sale but i should like to try it!
Just found your channel. 2 1/2 years ago my husband was given some pawpaws he loved them was working away from home so I never got to try them. Remember as a child we use to sing picking up pawpaw putting them in a basket on and on ..............way down younger in the pawpaw patch. Husband saved seeds I tried to plant 8-10 waited for just a little green all summer no luck . I do have 15 left going to try again (any help out there) I do live in New York would love to make jam and wine
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How do you spell the name of the tree? I have not seen anything in the description anywhere that shows you how to spell the name.
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Dogs can eat the pawpaw fruit but can not eat the seeds from it.
Who is the other dog ?...that looks like Tuck on some of the videos
I'm laughing so hard at Tuck plucking that radish right out of the ground, tearing those leaves off and chowing down!❤
My Uncle was a vet for 30 yrs. He said even though the seeds are NOT on the toxic list you still SHOULD NOT feed them to Tuck.
Also a VERY SMALL amount of Paw Paw can be given to Tuck, BUT not to give him large amounts because it can lead to vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, with Tuck being so Tiny this could be very dangerous to him.
💖💓💞💕💟💝🐕🐕🐕 Love little Tuck, and ABSOLUTELY love all your videos and teaching skills. Thank you for sharing.
They can't be horribly toxic, as I see the seeds in the fox poops in my neighborhood. I am super jealous of these foxes--where are they finding pawpaws?
Great Paw Paw video. I put in two Paw Paws I bought here in Nashville Tennessee from a gardener at a Farmers Market. I’m super excited about having these in the garden. Wonderful you have the exchange relationship with your neighbor. Tuck is a pro at getting that radish prepped to eat! 😊💚🌱
Do we need to different cultivars to fruit? Or it can be two trees from same area in a forest? .
Just curious if you got any paw paw yet?
The garden center where I work will be getting these trees in stock next year! Cant wait to promote them using this amazing video. My favorite part of the job is getting people excited about permaculture/ food forests and your videos are a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Thanks for all that you do!
Which garden center? I'd like to buy some.
@@sjulliette I know Norland nurseries North of Burlington Ontario sells them for $10, I just made a short video on getting a few in the ground and talking about fun facts!
Little Tuck stripping the leaves off the radish before snacking. What a smart boy.
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Radish leaves are edible...
@@b_uppy who said they tasted good
@@beacon6424
Lol.
I love how Tuck pulls the leaves off his radish, so cute.
that Tuck is amazing! how he strips off the leaves is too kewl! 🤗💕💕. btw, you are such a great teacher and what an inspiration!! i feel like i’m too old to start now but i hope our younger generation is listening and learns from you!!
That's funny! Almost exactly the day you posted this, I planted my first pawpaw tree, given by a neighbor when I moved to our new house in Summer of 2019. I have planted another dozen by now, because I finally have the big piece of land for my own fruit forest. I decided to check and see what luck people have had with them with better established trees. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Where?
Thanks for the encouragement, James and Tuck !
I'm going to try an turn my neighborhood into one giant homestead. I think once they see my garden start to flourish they'll get into it too. At least I hope they do so we can trade goodies
When I was little, we used to have a number of tropical fruit trees💖 like custard apple, water Apple, jackfruit, lichis, Mango, euphoria longan, coconut.. but due to some property issues we had to cut down all those trees, but now I'm starting to grow some fruit trees one by one. And this channel encourages me big time.. thanks James💖
Looks like Tuck's teeth are well cared for. So critical to their health!
I fell in love with pawpaw when a friend gave me some fruits few years ago. I planted some seeds and 2 plants successfully grew, it’s been 4 yrs. and they are about 7 feet tall now. Subsequently I bought 2 pawpaw trees from a nursery that same year and these two trees had fruits these year but they all fell off ……am hoping next year I will be able to taste them again (from NJ)
Hello James , I think the same way too. I feel being in the garden is very therapeutic for the body ,and soul the food that you grow also is a very big part of that experience .It all blends very well ,and you find inner peace with yourself.
I am learning so much from your videos. I've been telling everyone about them! I've got my own food forest started in an old chicken coop area. First thing on my days off, I watch the videos and get so excited, I immediately haul ass out to my garden and start working. Let's face it, the hardest part of anything is getting started. James gives me the motivation and inspiration to begin. So thanks James!
Let’s Goooooooooo!!! ❤️🙏🐕
Thanks for the great info on pawpaws! We plan to get some native ones from our DNR in Indiana in the spring. They sell 100 for for like $32, as a conservation tree, since wildlife eats it, too.
The gardening community is really a generous one. Recently I purchased some purple sweet potato slips from a local gardener. While there she gave me a free stevia plant. In return i gave her some deer horn ochro seeds. That same day she gave me some carrot sweet potato slips, sweet tamarind plants and vine potato. I'm sure this will go on for a while.
First time to see your video. Washing from UAE though I am algerian And first time to see this fruit paw paw.. thank you for the video bro. I fully agree with you idea saying that we need to grow our food.
Keep it up
We learned about pawpaws at a Mother Earth News fair in Seven Springs, PA about a decade ago. So cool that it's native to our country and that your neighbor shares with you and you share with him. Thank you!
Love that you share food with your baby, you totally my kind of people
I adore seeing Tuck eat the fresh veggies lol..he's probably so healthy! Good doggy 😆🐕
Such a treat to watch Tuck enjoy radishes and other veggies! Smart boy! Thanks for your videos. Such valuable information!
Your gardening knowledge is tremendous you share with us. Your heartfelt lessons are more than touching, adding to the value of my day.
Thank you…
I was born and raised in rural South East Indiana. We had a Paw Paw tree in our backyard, never got fruit and it eventually died. Never got the chance to try one, however we had four seedless persimmon trees, yum pass them out to anybody will take them after we froze the pulp. Those root vegetables at tuck eats probably help clean his teeth. Thanks for sharing your knowledge again!
Lived in the South for a long stretch....paw paws are everywhere. They’re great . Also , studied vet med and worked at a kennel for years...I’d avoid feeding Tuck any fruits with seeds in them or fruit in large amounts but ,as far as I know, skinless seedless paw paws should be ok. Just to be sure, ask your vet 😉 Love the channel and your garden helper
I have read up quite a bit on giving dogs fruit and mostly from what I have read it seems the seeds are the problem. I always take out the seeds of all the fruit I give my dogs but fruit is a treat. I never give them anything without researching if it's ok which I suggest other dog owners do before giving their dogs anything new.
JulV Wildcat it’s always a wildcard giving a pup a new food. You never know how it will come out the other end 😆 but agreed, seeds are self protective and sometimes contain trace cyanide or other elements that aren’t safe
@@chapteroona 😂 so true.
Its not just like, i love gardening.... I love watching tuck as well... Tuck is the first dog i saw eating vegetables.. 😍😍😊
I love your enthusiasm and your energy...especially these exotic fruit
What an interesting fruit. It’s funny because pawpaw is what we called the papaya fruit in the Polynesian islands. But it’s always good to learn something new from other cultures. And of course Tuck is quite an expert in pulling up his own radish😄 Good Boy Tuck!!
I have been watching your garden for years it looks absolutely amazing your a wonderful person I love how you share beautiful heart ❤️
I saw a pawpaw tree at my local garden center and was so torn on wether or not I would like it if I grew one but few days later you make this video and now I’m definitely going back to add it to my collection. Thanks 🙏
You need two for fruit
Next year I plan on growing a paw paw in a greenhouse built just for it. I hope to get a self pollinating one, but will have to keep it 12-13' . I'm zone 4b so will be interesting!! So excited! 😆
Love your videos! I've started my food forest! 😊🌿🌻
My son had to go to Chattanooga Tennessee on the way back he was able to bring me 2 Asian Persimmons and two Paw paws from Tenn. My grandfather born in 1897 lived in Nebraska and asked me when I moved to Arkansas if I'd everseen pawpaws .fast forward I now live in Utah and I have two pawpaws and two Asian Persimmons and I had my first Paw Paw fruit last year kind of weird I really like it I hope Grandpa smiling. Ps save some seed from last year's pawpaws in the fridge over winter and started a couple little ones!
Great looking pawpaws and trees. I have 30 pawpaws growing here in CT and will eventually have about 100 along with persimmon and hardy kiwi. That's a really nice relationship you have with your neighbor who owns the pawpaw trees. They really are delicious and good for you.
Where in ct are you??
I want to try paw paw so bad!!
@@gislaine0908ify I am in SE CT, and am not selling them yet. If you want to buy some try Hunts Brook Farm. They should have some soon if not already. They are on Face Book and are located in Quaker Hill, CT (town of Waterford).
@DefinitelyNotDan I do plan to sell them, but they won't be producing much for another 3 years. Farmers markets and local co-ops sell out as soon as the pawpaws appear. I also have interest from an alcoholic beverage concern. The only truly viable commercial ones are from grafted varieties known for taste, size and few seeds.
@@ks1uhi! Are you still growing and selling paw paws in ct?
It's my first time seeing and hearing about this fruit, thanks for the information...... New subscriber from JAMAICA 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
It’s soursop Caribbean’s call it soursop fruit
Sour sop can’t grow in the us. It’s a relative called Paw paw (Asimina Triloba)
How in the world did you ever know that Mr Tuck liked his veggies? He is adorable😍 . Now I want some of that fruit.
It was so adorable watching Tuck take the leaves off the radish. Funny enough tho the leaves taste just as good as the radish does.
His delivery has improved. he was stiff in the early days.
Tuck is not only cute he is very smart the way he just ripped those leaves off his radish.
Wish he never meets a Dio
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You are precious! Love your gardening and the advice you give. You really care about your subscribers. And Tuck is so cute!
🕊️...I feel as if I am/was planted into my garden! & By watching your videos I sense you have also been planted 👍
I just had my first paw paw fruit today. Delicious! I'm in zone 7, so I might plant a tree in my garden next year.
Plant two for cross pollination. I hand pollinate my paw paws, and get hundreds every September.
Aah! Who’d think a dog would enjoy radish! ❤️ to Tuck! Don’t think we can grow paw paw in mid-UK; we don’t get enough sunshine. But James is so energetic and enthused, and there’s still lots of permaculture info we can learn from👍🏼
I’m from Ky and they grow all over here! We forage them and love them!! Wonderful fruit!
pawpaws in Australia are so different, they are closely related to papaya. paw paws are yellow inside while the papaya can be orange or red. the tree lives around 4-5 years and produce fruit along the centre trunck, delicious and sweet.
You....yeah YOU, James..... are the reason I planted a garden this year. I planted my garden 3rd week in April. Y’day I picked 4 Walmart grocery bags of lettuce! I live in the Tarheel state and gardens are easy to plant early. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
The garden volunteers are the most fun . I tried growing a paw paw about 10 years ago but the area was too wet. I no longer have that problem. Maybe I'll get another or 2.
Interesting. As an Australian, what we call "paw paw" is otherwise known as a papaya. I was a little perplexed that you were calling this fruit a paw paw. Searched an Australia-based fruit tree supplier's website and it seems that this is what we would call a "(North) American paw paw". I've never heard of or seen such a fruit so thank you for this awesome video.
same thing he called it
Paw Paw is the native american name for the tree, in Germany/Astria we call them Indanerbanane (indian banana, as in native american == indian)
Papaya and pawpaw are different. Pawpaw is cold tolerant and actually need cold stratification for seeds to germinate. Papaya can't tolerate cold. If you have a plant that is in a climate that never freezes it won't be a pawpaw. Pawpaw is native to the southeast United States.
Papaya and paw paw are two completely different species of fruits.
PEOPLE Listen TO THIS MAN, Get Back to The EARTH, GO GROW SOMETHING. BETTER THAN STORE BOUGHT ANY DAY.
You try surviving from the garden alone, you wont make it thru the first winter.
@@roccoconte2960 ever hear of a homestead? Lol
@@Clogmonger ya Have you ever tried it , let me know when you do .
Can you please tell me where can I get the plant
@@jimmyd2180 the only ways i could find are to either find a wild paw paw tree and get the seeds from the fruit or buy the seeds or some lowes and home depots sell young paw paw trees
A fruit to live for! Well done! Thank you! Just purchased 4 trees for friends in Tennessee. I hope they have success with these trees. I know they can be tricky to plant. Understory yes but need sun in the beginning stages. Hmmm. If you have a PAW PAW how to plant video you love would like to pass it onto friend.
Love your enthusiasm!
PS I worked with Joel!
Pawpaws are so amazing!
They used to grow wild in the Ozarks.
Yessss, soo delicious!!
I wish i could find some wild up here in north missouri. They say they are around but ive never seen one yet
I think people are reintroducing them cus I've heard of them being around en mass again
They are not rare in eastern Kansas. And I have seen plenty in Missouri.
That's crazy cuz I was just think if they would grow at our lake house on Bullshols lake. Now I have to figure out how to get see and plant them down there.
Love Tuck's ears. It's so sweet to hear him crunching on his veggies. You two are amazing. God bless 🙏 💕🙏
I like how Tuck cleans the greens off of his radish before eating it! Smart little guy! 🐕😁👍 Great Paw Paw video! Now I want to try one, sounds tasty!
Your dog is very lucky to consume what she/he wants to eat veggies in your backyard,it is very healthy😊
Adorable the way Tuc gets rid of the parts he doesn’t want.
My property here at the western edge of New York State has the largest stand of wild pawpaws in the state. Mine average six to eight inches in size, and have a distinctive caramel-chocolate flavor (I sell most of them to a company that makes them into ice cream). Question: Why don't you eat the skin? It's thin and as tasty as the skin on a pear; also, it's also where most of the nutrients and medicinal properties are located. Try it, and leave your spoon in the kitchen!
Chas Z
Do you know what variety has that distinct flavor? The ones here in Ohio are more banana flavored. If you don’t know the name of the cultivar, perhaps you would be willing to share some seeds. Thanks.
@@jackieback6172 Not a cultivar, just a wild variant peculiar to my property. I'd be glad to send some seeds.
Chas Z
Wonderful! Please email me - msjackieback@gmail.com and I’ll give you my address (probably best not to post it publicly, lol).
@@Ripleyripperhi! I’m super interested in some seeds too! Do you think you could send my way? I’m in CT
@@Andrew-gx7xu Be glad to when this year's crop id ripe, mid to late September.
Awwwww little Tuck is sooooooooo smart and love veggies too
Eating pawpaw for dinner tonight. ❤
*He made 12 burgers for all 6 grandkids. 😢 Love him*
Omg. I laughed. Probably more than I should have. God bless pawpaw😂
Oh LORD JESUS 😮
Over here in Europe these are pretty hard to get. I got some fruit from a small scale nursery, and am eagerly awaiting the seedlings to ditch the seed and start growing leaves (probably around 7 or so are germinating, I'm seeing their roots along the edge of the plastic container I'm growing them in. Pretty soon I'm gonna need to get some land to grow my own fruit trees on.
I did more research and I found one of these in a creek! The fruit was floating and all mushy and only had two seeds but I brought them home and have tried to germinate them for over a month now. The inside looks like that cereal mini wheats. It’s like strips of white full inside. I just read they need to over winter so I hope I haven’ t ruined them trying to grow them this whole time!
Amazing fruits!🤭👏🥰🙏GOD so Great and We Bless !thank you Sir. Sharing The Yummy Fruits
God Bless you and your Family ,watching 🇺🇸🥰🇵🇭
Im envious! I've heard a lot about PawPaws from elders here in Indiana. I've never seen one and I've grown up and currently live in the country. I think im going to order a couple. I have some woods on our property and I hear that young PawPaws can get scalded in severely hot sun, so I plan to clear out an area near the edge of our woods to plant them. Since they are really understory trees, that should work. Love you and Tuck!🥰
There are two trees on the next block to me here in Astoria Queens NY. My first introduction to it last year and I was hooked. Now I get to enjoy it every year by the owners permission. I like the type you had on this video.
Very informative! Thanks for posting. My husband was fishing when he found a paw paw tree with several saplings, He transplanted some of them (responsibly I promise). now we have 3. I so hope they'll be productive. I may have to get a 4th from a different source.
When I first noticed him I don't. Thoughtuch of it .😂
Look at him now .. and Tuck ? Having the enjoyment of his life is like a Shopping Spread right in his backyard. .
The pawpaw is soon gonna be an addition to my veggie garden. I got a variety that grows to 3 meters tall. It will work greatly with the small mulberry tree and miniature yellow prunes and black cherry trees
What's cracking Tuck!?!? Love seeing him in the garden with you bro! Blessings and abundance to you 🙌🏾
❤❤❤ Tuck is the cutest!
Never new about this fruit. I want to try it.
My son live in New York. Maube you can fuve some ro him and he will swnd it to me to florida?
Every time you upload my day gets so much better! Thanks man you inspire me every day!
OMG! When you and Tuck shared the radish, my heart just melted. Great video!
Thank you for those encourage words at the end! "Anything worth doing, is worth doing til you can get it right" Looking at failures in the back yard and keepin my chin up
I found two seeds a little over a year ago, in an East Texas forest. I am zone 8. There was a lot of baby Papaws also growing in that forest. I brought the seeds home, thinking they were too far gone, and planted them anyway. It took a few months and lots of patience, but one day... "Wahla! There were two babies growing in the pot. I am waiting until this next Spring to put them into the ground as part of my food forest. (I also have Papayas. Six of them.)
omg he's adorable! i have a paw paw in my yard i am told. it has the most beautiful upside down roses on it!
Love how enthusiastic you appear starting off every video which show you enjoy what you do. Sorry to admit that I enjoy gardening just as much as you do and I check on my plants first before checking on the kids whenever I get home from work. Lmao 5 thumbs up to you and your channel. Wish you lived in Cali so I have a buddy that shares the same interest. Peace✌2 U and yours.
Tuck loves his veggies. I think it's cute seeing a dog willing 2 eat veggies. I going 2 find some pawpaws n plant them in neighbors farm woodland. Don't worry I have permission 2 plant fruit trees.
I love the way Tuck pulls off the greens before he starts eating his veggies. My pugs love carrots, bok choy and the crispy parts of lettuce.
your dog is precious! love seeing him rip out the leaves before eating the radish lol
I thought that was so cute !Never seen a dog do that before
There are a few paw paw groves near me and it seams that My bro and I are the only ones that know what they are. You’re so lucky to have a neighbor with paw paws. Btw I have given my dogs bits of paw paw and they love it.
That so good to live in harmony with your neighbor
I love these videos and can't wait to start my own garden. Can you make a video about what you do with the food you're unable to eat do to abundance? Would love to know if you can food, compost, etc.
Got 2 saplings from a friend several years ago. This I think I will have fruit. Hopefully they will mature and keep the fruit.
Love your puppy Keep him safe
This is what I found Paw paw ointment is not toxic to dogs and it can be soothing and form a protective layer on sore skin. If seeds or a a large amount is eaten however it has the potential to cause vomiting or diarrhea. It won't treat bacterial or yeast infection.
Many kind of fruit in your garden, thanks for sharing. Welcome new friend here, stay connect, see you next video.
Banana, papaya and vanilla sounds like a delicious mix. I like how Tuvk rips the leaves off the radish before he ate it. Good stuff James. 😎😎
Wow he stripped it before eating radish I know your concern for tuck its genuine and earthly🐕❤💙💛🙂
Awe, that was so cute. I love your dog. Great video too. I've turned my urban yard in Arlington, Va into a paw paw forest. I love the fruit. I plant the seeds all over my yard but only the seeds from the large fruit. I enjoy videos.
This is my second season gardening and I did way better this season with more harvest plus more plants I propagated 😁 Thanks for sharing!
Yaaaas I'm so excited you grew Paw paw!!!! That's amazing. I want to get on top of that too! Sweet! :) I want to grow it so badly when I get a little more established. Thanks for sharing all this information, super valuable and fun :) They honestly looked SOOO delicious. I'm looking to grow as much fruit in my garden as possible, in true permaculture fashion as you have inspired me so heavily. Thanks for EVERYTHING you're the man.
Wow I need to find a Paw Paw or two for sure for my upstate NY zone 5b food forest. Thanks James for the info and I am on the hunt to find a paw paw to eat. 👍🏼🌱😁
@DefinitelyNotDan Thank you! 👍🏼
@@cpnotill9264 In NYS they were only native to the area near Lake Erie, the Niagara River, and western Lake Ontario: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asimina_triloba#/media/File:Asimina_triloba_range_map_1.png They are easy to find online. They like shade when they're young. Seedlings are more hardy than grafted varieties. The seeds need to be exposed to cold to sprout(stratification). They sprout late(July-Oct). They should do fine in zone 5b. Mine had no freeze damage at all after -13 degrees F.
Not a vet, but we looked it up the other day & found that the fruit of the pawpaw is ok for dogs; we gave our dog a little taste (not much, especially for the first time) and she liked it and we had no problems. Some pawpaw for our little paw-paw!!
Tuck just loves his veggie snacks. He is soooooooo cute. Loving your videos James. Blessings
Yes he does!!! I love the heck out of that little pup! Thanks my friend, I’m glad you’re enjoying them
Thankyou for sharing this information about a fruit that I can grow where I live in North FL. This is exciting to add it to my list to acquire!
This is my favorite video on paw paw trees so far! I love the fact about George Washington. I bought two paw paw trees from a local nursery but don’t know if they can pollinate each other as they are likely the same variety..? Would love to understand more about the pollination.
Hello James , Janell Walters here again . I feel the same way all food should be grown by yourself the taste is totally different , delicious and more healthy .Everything is done we were to just attend ,and maintain it. Just think if everybody would start their own garden which is mentally healthy as well. I subscribed on my other gmail account as well . I think what you are doing is awesome .
Frankly I had never heard of these until I saw them on Vivian Howard and she did an episode about them. As a northern person Ive never seen them for sale but i should like to try it!
Your channel makes me so happy and brings me peace. You’re living my dream and I’m going to do the same thing you are in Spain!
Just found your channel. 2 1/2 years ago my husband was given some pawpaws he loved them was working away from home so I never got to try them. Remember as a child we use to sing picking up pawpaw putting them in a basket on and on ..............way down younger in the pawpaw patch. Husband saved seeds I tried to plant 8-10 waited for just a little green all summer no luck . I do have 15 left going to try again (any help out there) I do live in New York would love to make jam and wine
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