Wondering which of the Florida pawpaw relatives taste good and are worth growing for fruit. Any recommendations?
I would say for dwarf pawpaw if taste do not swallow to see how you react.
Petersons pawpaw mentioned a guy that got sick , and threw up with other symptoms .
eat the weeds wrote about pawpaw
( I thought he said some guy really liked Big flower paw )
maybe it was steve brill (forger )
https://www.eattheweeds.com/?s=asimina(some more hybrids )
http://www.botanicalexplorer.com/current.html ( this botanical explorer site is hard to find even if you know his name Delaney)
BOTX 4 - AUG 2010:
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ASIMINA MANASOTA (ANNONACEAE), A NEW PAWPAW FROM WEST-CENTRAL FLORIDA, WITH NOTES ON VARIATION AND NATURAL HYBRIDIZATION WITHIN THE GENUS
Kris R. DeLaneyABSTRACT: Asimina manasota DeLaney, a new species endemic to longleaf pine and turkey oak sandhills associated with the upper Manatee River, upper Myakka River, and Myakka Head regions of Hardee, Manatee, and Sarasota counties, is diagnosed, described, illustrated, and depicted. It is compared to A. angustifolia Raf., and its range, rarity, extinction risks, and conservation concerns are discussed. Five natural hybrids of Asimina are also described, including: A. Xkralii DeLaney, a hybrid of A. incana and A. pygmea, from Marion County; A. Xbethanyensis DeLaney, a hybrid of A. manasota and A. reticulata, from Manatee County; A. Xcolorata DeLaney, a hybrid of A. obovata and A. pygmea, from Polk County; A. Xoboreticulata DeLaney, a hybrid of A. obovata and A. reticulata, from Highlands County; and A. Xpeninsularis DeLaney, a hybrid of A. parviflora and A. reticulata, from Hardee County.
Annonaceae, Asimina, natural hybrid, pawpaw, endemic, endangered, longleaf pine and turkey oak, sandhill, high pine, xeric upland, Myakka River, Manatee River, Hardee County, Manatee County, Sarasota County, Florida, USA