Pawpaw Comfrey larger than traditional crabs and

larger than traditional crabs and very desirable sweet flavour

tundra or honeybee

The traditional national tree of Canada

Graceful arching branches that sweep downward to the ground

Bottom-Pink- Goodland

Pawpaw Comfrey larger than traditional crabs andHardiness: Zone 5. Size: Slow growing tree up to 30ft. Planting: Full sun, fertile soils. Fruit: The Pawpaw produces very unique fruit that has a distinct tropical banana mango flavour and custard like texture. As it oxidizes fairly quickly once cut open, it is best eaten fresh once fully ripe or made into sauces, ice cream, etc. Pollination: Self pollinating. Current Size: 1 gal pot 1 3ft in size. Native to southern Ontario where it is considered a