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Why would freezing kill seeds? I have paw paw all around me miles of it and they ALL freeze EVERY yr. I don't understand that statement.

Why would freezing kill seeds? I have paw paw all around me miles of it and they ALL freeze EVERY yr. I don't understand that statement.

That’s beautiful

Wow, that Susquehanna pawpaw is beautiful, looks like the large mangos that I used to get at home when I was a kid.

I need one 😊

YES!! It’s wonderful that they are being given Native names! All Barney’s Native plants & fruits should have Native names!

literally all I do when I plant current cuttings is make a slit in the grass with a shovel and stick a stick with some roots starting on it into the ground. works almost every time.

Thanks for the intro to your For the Love of PawPaws! I'm even more excited about growing my own PawPaws!

Ya watch ONE video about paw paws and now they're all up in my feed...

Bro when you said "got one right here" I laughed so hard

Whoa, now we’re talking 🍸

Does this not hurt the tree taking a limb off like this.

I'm in zone 4 and my issai is huge and super productive. I throw a tarp over it for winter and in spring it grows like a monster!

Sir? I just purchased a little Actinidia Arguta "Prolific" off of eBay with the plans of letting it run up my NEWLY built covered front porch that faces the west with 6 ft of railing open and exposed to the north sun. I live here in Texas zone 8a. But after seeing this video of yours, I now have to wonder if I am doing the right thing?🫣 I really REALLY want it to cover our new front porch open area and have the plant supported by a new trellis on all three sides. What do you think? It is a self polinator so I won't need more than one plant. The porch sits about 5 ft off the ground and the actual porch is 6 ft on eachbside with 15 ft width facing the west. What do YOU think? 🤷🏻‍♀️ Will there be enough sun with the majority of the leaves being exposed tonthe west? There is nothing in the way to block the sun from shining on the bine. (Hence the reason I need that bine there! Lol?!)

This was a very helpful video, especially since I live a few miles away from there. I used to take yoga there 20+ years ago. A friend of mine used to perform Indian dance there as well. It is a beautiful place!

Good to see that IXL is tasty since I grafted one. It's growing well now

I wonder if anyone makes a natural flavoring from these? I've been considering making a beverage that is flavored with paw paw but have never found a flavoring.

Can you list some of the species?

Can dogs eat them?

Love this! Keep up the great work.

Michael Judd! You are such an inspiration. Thank you for loving the land God gave to us.

Awesome

Restore, renew, regenerate! Nice work!!

That's jadam not tea

I have 3 new plants here in western NC. I have an Anna, Ken & a male. I have a T trellis with the main vine shoot grown 7 feet up to the trellis. Should I prune now at the top of the trellis to promote a split cordone now or wait until the winter? I've pruned both females to have a single main vine.

The Paw Paw Festival is pure, good juju! I attended in 2023 with my daughter. We both found it joyful and healthy and educational and nutritious.

Where do you get scion wood if you don’t have those cultivars growing yourself already?

I have a Anna and Male set on a 12 foot length of cattle panel fence bent into an arch, both vines are only 2yrs old and it seems they will outgrow the arch by the end of this summer. No wood yet so I hopefully will get flowers\fruit next year. After watching this vid I think I'll let them grow into a bush hanging off the arch instead of attempting to prune

Looking forward to this journey with yall!

I really appreciate the mindset of planting with the whole region and centuries in mind!

Im having so much trouble with my kiwi plants. Last year i bought one male and 3 females. I lost two over the winter which i don't know why im in zone 8a. So this spring I ordered 3 more , 2 females and one male. Those aren't doing well at all they start turning black leaves And then they wilt and that part of the plant just dies. I also bought one at Tractor Supply and that never came out. Can anyone help me. I looked on their leafs to see if there were bugs but i couldn't see anything on them. Im so sad i really want to grow them. I can't find any information on Diseases they might have. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thank you.

Nice!

Would you recommend native seeds then graft the shoot or seeds from a cultivar?

finally got my pawpaw seeds to germinate a few years ago. I plan to have a property in a few years to plant them on, but until then I will have them in pots. Any tips for potted pawpaws?

You did a fantastic job with pruning. It’s gorgeous

Wait so do you grow on the downhill side of the swale or within the depth of the swale? Thank you!

Is it toxic to dogs? That's my only concern. Not much info expect it's not a true cherry

I have a Issai that has survived 4 winters here in Northern Michigan.

I have a city park bordering my property and they have golden currants.

Damn buddy. You live in paradise

So "au courant", so then much thanks for directing my planting. I just decided to plant them near where other currents are already thriving, that gets consistent water.

I did the gamble for my first two and got a few seedlings from Etsy. Next year I’ll get a few more names varieties for the orchard

What about the invasive trees and shrubs and other plants that come up by the thousands? I live in Louisiana and we have Chinese tallow trees, Chinese privet, Bradford pear trees, Japanese Climbing Fern Lygodium japonicum, and many others!

I just bought an Issai kiwi vine and I’m also in zone 6b, Nova Scotia

I own your books and started 2 years ago. I'm specializing in no-spray, high disease resistant and high pest resistant fruit like you describe. I'm growing, Persimmons, Goumi Berries, Jujubes, Cornelian Cherries, Figs, Black Raspberries, Blackberries, Clove Currants, Gooseberries, Strawberries, Mulberries, PawPaws, Haskaps, and Heartnuts

Where can these be bought (preferably a good one without the funk)? I would like to try them, but I’ve never seen them anywhere.

I’m in Maryland and I believe you’re also in this area. Any idea where can I find these locally?

Can I make wine vinegar with currants?

Dude! I'm starting my workup for two total knee replacements but now you've got me wanting to make swales on the hills AND now I know what to do with my excess mulch! 2 summers from now I'll be hearlding praises to you, more so than today. You've given me a "something great" to do, while I'm doing my PT. THANK YOU. ❤❤

You are underrated. More people need to know about you