Small-Fruited Pawpaw

According to:

Hunter, Carl G. Trees, Shrubs & Vines of Arkansas. Ozark Society Foundation, Second Edition, 1995.
...Read Morer /> "DWARF PAWPAW Asimina parviflora

A shrub to 10 feet (3m) tall, with leaves up to 6 inches (15(cm) long and flowers 1/2 inch (13 mm) wide. There are 6 petals, the outer 3 are flat, reddish brown and 1/2 inch (13 mm) wide. The inner 3 are erect, only 1/8 inch (3mm) long and dull red. The fruits are yellowish green, about the size and shape of large peanuts in the shell, 2 inches (5cm) or less in length, in clusters of up to 5. Leaves like those of A. triloba but smaller and more rounded. Known from Columbia and Union counties only. Flowers, April-May. Fruit, June-August."

Hello Friends,
I'm looking for Asimina parviflora viable seeds.
I live in Turkey/Trabzon City and have so many common paw...Read Morepaw (Asimina triloba) seedlings. Our Climate and vegetation is similar Nort America's except a few plant.

I would like Small-Fruited Pawpaw (Asimina parviflora) too, but I couldn't find seeds until now. Where I can find and buy seeds of this plant by Internet? Can somebody helps me please?

Best wishes...

Pretty leathery flowers. The fruit is the size of a big butter-bean and has big seeds. I don't think the wild pawpaw affords much eating!...Read More I had to do some deep research to identify this plant. When the leaves come back in spring, I'll post a photo of the whole plant.

Small-Fruited Pawpaw Asimina parviflora is native to Texas and other States.