'Wilson' Pawpaw was found in the wild in Kentucky.  The fruit is medium to large sized and has golden yellow flesh when ripe in the fall.  The interesting purple brown flowers are produced in early spring and are set all along the branches.  Since all Pawpaws except 'Sunflower' are "self-incompatible", it is best to plant 2 or more cultivars for good fruit set.  The harvest period is fairly long for Pawpaws, as the fruit ripens over a month.

• Category: Woody Ornamentals
• Alternate Cultivar: Wilson
• Hardiness Zone: 5
• Height: 15 Feet
• Spread: 15 Feet
• Bloom Color: Purple