Long shot, but does anyone have any interest in growing a Pawpaw plant? After a year of signing up with Kentucky State University's pawpaw program, (they're trying to revive the plant in Northern America) my seeds showed up in the mail yesterday. Planted 3 but that is all I have room for. I would hate to see the other 7 go to waste. Keep in mind, these are a long term plant investment and you're not going to see fruit for a min of 5 years but they are easy and beautiful to grow.The fruit itself is incredibly delicious and sweet with a custard like texture. I will be sending them via snail mail in a small plastic pouch with a small amount of soil. Free, of course.