Re: Papaya interplanting question??????
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Originally Posted by Richard
Papayas are often grown straight up commercially, but in the wild and in some plantations they are in a branching form. From a distance they appear to be a light-bark fig tree, but when you get close it can be a surprise. I prefer them in branching form because it is easier to harvest the fruit.
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Where I live they are an annual and I would be growing a low fruiting variety that fruits at four foot. They would be replaced every year. With that in mind do you see any issues.
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