The Mango Paw Paw tree, also known as the 'Collin's Paw paw tree', a remarkable discovery by Major C. Collins in Tifton, Georgia in 1970. This vigorous cultivar offers a unique twist to the traditional paw  paw fruit with its delightful mango aftertaste. While it thrives in most conditions, it's important to note that the Mango Paw paw tree is not suitable for coastal areas due to its intolerance to salt water. Additionally, it requires cross-pollination with another cultivar for optimal fruit production. Standout features of this tree include its smaller leaves compared to other paw paw tree varieties. Come October, you can expect to harvest medium-large sized fruits from the Mango Paw paw tree, adding a tropical touch to your garden or orchard. (USDA Zones 5-8)