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Pepe's or Sally's?New Haven style fresh clam pizza.
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Pepe's or Sally's?New Haven style fresh clam pizza.
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Zuppardi's!Pepe's or Sally's?
I’ve been noticing a shit ton of pawpaw saplings lately. First just in my area. Then I was hiking in West Virginia and was seeing them all over the place. And just this past week I was hiking down in North Carolina/Tennessee and they were everywhere. I suspect they are filling in where all the ash used to be.View attachment 1944358
Pawpaw season is in
I've never heard of that fruit before. Now I'm going to have to find some because it sounds delicious.Pawpaw season is in
I had never seen, nor noticed them before last year. A buddy of mine introduced me to them. We have located a couple tree's in our area of NE ohio. My buddy went down to the pawpaw festival around Zanesville this year and brought back a few good sized saplings and a couple bushels of fruit. We are going to try to get some more going, I guess it is a little tricky due to getting them to polinate. Still learning, and Im far from a biologist, but I think the deer will like themI’ve been noticing a shit ton of pawpaw saplings lately. First just in my area. Then I was hiking in West Virginia and was seeing them all over the place. And just this past week I was hiking down in North Carolina/Tennessee and they were everywhere. I suspect they are filling in where all the ash used to be.
I know a biologist that has done a lot of work pertaining to the emerald ash borer. I’ll have to run my hypothesis by him.
Cool! I wanna try one! Thanks for sharing. Never heard of them. Annonaceae. We have atemoyas, chirimoyas, soursops, rollinea, etc. out here, but no pawpaw.Pawpaw
Meat inside of bread = Meatbread!