Pawpaw Seedling (Asimina triloba) – Ontario-Grown Native Fruit Tree | Hundredfold Canada

Note: Hardy to Zone 5B or warmer only — not suitable for areas north of or colder than Montreal, QC.

• Young trees need shade and protection from weeds; low maintenance once established
• An excellent backyard tree — the fruits are delicious but hard to find in stores
• Each package contains 1 seedling (~5 cm tall), packed and shipped from Ontario
• Pawpaw trees need to be grown in pairs for cross-pollination — one order contains one tree

If one is kind to the land, the land will return that kindness. Planting a native tree is one of the most meaningful ways to nurture the earth.

The Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) is native to the United States and Canada. Wild pawpaw trees can be found in Southern Ontario — including the Guelph area — growing quietly in forest understories, waiting to be rediscovered.

When given space to grow, pawpaw provides abundantly: tropical-looking foliage, tasty custard-like fruits beloved by wildlife and humans alike, and a living connection to the native landscape. It's a rare find — and a rewarding one.