How Do You Grow Mayhaw

Mayhaws are tolerant of wet soils but grow best in moist, well-drained soil. Adjust soil pH to 6.0 to 6.5 prior to planting, using dolomitic limestone. Dig a hole big enough to accommodate the root system. Bare root trees should be planted the same depth as in the nursery row (or no more than 1-inch below).

How long does it take for a mayhaw tree to produce fruit?

Harvest the fruit when the tree begins bearing, two to three years after planting. Mayhaw ripens in April or May.

Can you plant mayhaw berries?

When to Plant Mayhaw Seeds Mayhaw seeds sowing can be done in early spring, after any danger of frost, once you have little seedlings. As an alternative to stratifying and germinating the seeds indoors, you can try sowing the seeds directly from ripe fruit.