Pawpaw 'Rebecca's Gold' (Asimina triloba) Size:1gal NN Photo courtesy of Pacific Home

Photo courtesy of Pacific Home and Garden

In general they are moisture-loving palms with little tolerance for bright

and other places where humans and wildlife cross paths throughout Oregon

It shows how grasses are valued for habitat restoration in numerous environments--from wetlands to deserts

Pine shavings tend to run smaller than Whites or Cedar

Pawpaw 'Rebecca's Gold' (Asimina triloba) Size:1gal NN Photo courtesy of Pacific HomeAn excellent selection from Northern California, Rebecca's Gold produces large, very sweet and richly flavored fruit. These American natives bear large fruit with a custard like texture and exotic, fruity flavor. Pawpaw are slow growing with tropical looking foliage that can reach 1 foot in length. Happy in sun or partial shade. Pawpaw is hardy to minus 25 degrees F, and likes well drained soil. A combination of at least two varieties are generally