Thanks so much for the kind words! I'll have a grafting 101 video coming out later this summer.

Hello my friend! We will be selling paw paw seedlings at the Paw Paw, WV festival this year. Neal Peterson and I will be speaking about Paw Paws throughout the day at this festival. It will be a small festival, but will hopefully be good.

@@greatescapefarms excellent! I look forward to it!

You can graft onto older and larger trees. It is just a little difficult to make sure you don't trim the grafts off if you prune. Second year seedlings grafted on your older tree would likely not flower for a 3 to 5 years. You would probably do better to find someone (or in the wood) who has a tree that is already flowering. Grab a couple of pieces of that wood (first year wood off of the flowering plant) in January or February and put it in a plastic bag and put it in the refrigerator. Then graft when your 7-8 year old tree has started leafing out. The scion wood that was already flowering on the original tree could flower as soon as the following year.

@@greatescapefarms Thank you. I will try to find one. I'm in northern Ohio and grew up "in the woods" and have never seen a wild pawpaw. I have scoured the woods as an adult and can't locate any, but I did hear about someone having them in the next county so they do exist out there.

@@brooke6846 Ohio (southern) has the largest paw paw festival in the world. I would think they are all over the place in most of the state. You may want to try some of the facebook groups if you are into facebook. Try: Pawpaw Fanatics or Pawpaw Fanclub International