The Wilson is loaded with flowers as per usual. The Mango Pawpaw is also exhibiting ‘early’ opening of leaf material. Usually the flowers come first and are nearly finished producing new openings before the leaves present themselves. Wonder about if it’s going into a resting cycle. It’s been producing famously for 12-14-16 years, I dunno, a whole bunch of years, with a lot of well maturing berries. Usually around 125count anyway, at least the last 10 years I’d guess. Or maybe someone knows if they go into decline. Pawpaws in general or Mango specifically. A neighbor, maybe 3/4 of a mile from here, had a younger mango (4” caliper) Pawpaw that up and died maybe 4 years ago. Her friend suggested the heavily chip mulched yard topping may have suffocated the roots. After a few years. Huhhm? I did mulch, fall before last, with potting soil ‘pads’ from the growing of micro greens after harvest. Seemed to be the right thing to do at the time.

l don’t recall if one of those recent Pawpaw posting links (within the last 3-6 months) had made mention of specific decline, although I do seem to remember mention of a decline in the trials at the Corvallis station of the germ plasm repository, leaving, I believe just some of the seedlings and none of the early named varieties. 
I'm hoping she just wants to rest. 

James B