Pawpaw 'KSU Chappell™' (Asimina triloba) mason and registered member of Oregon’s

and registered member of Oregon’s Grand Ronde Confederated Tribes

farm labor is predominantly brown and exploited

Fruit is black fleshed and red inside

neutral and basic (alkaline) soils

Pawpaw 'KSU Chappell™' (Asimina triloba) mason and registered member of Oregon’sThe newest introduction from the KSU breeding progrram, this unique and attractive variety features very large flavorful fruit with sweet and delicious custard like flesh. KSU Chappell fruit weighs up to 1 pound each and the tree is very vigorous and easy to grow. 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