Hidden in Michigan’s woods is one of North America’s most elusive fruits. Known as the paw paw (Asimina triloba), it’s a green fruit that looks like something out of the tropics, and tastes like it, too.From September to October, ripe paw paws can be found if you know where to look. They grow on small understory trees near wetlands and creeks. Ripe paw paws will be soft when pressed, smell fruity, and have a little yellow and black on their green skins. It’s also common for ripe paw paws to fall