Selected from the wild on Black Mountain, Harlan Co., KY, by John V. Creech in 1985. Fruit; yellow skin; golden flesh. Ripens in September in Kentucky. Fruit size small; averaging 90 g/fruit and 130 fruit per tree at KSU. Seedy. Prolific fast growing. Taste is average, nothing special. According to Neal Peterson not worth buying. I imagine this to be due to the similarity to wild pawpaws and the wide availability of improved cultivars now available.