Anyway, can anyone confirm this for me? I'm considering trying to pot it and see if I can grow it on the patio over winter.


Can you tell I have aphids?
With some shade (and yes they are an understory tree) seed planted in prepared ground will grow well. I've sent on seed and seedlings inside USofA. Shipping over the border needs a bare-root plant and CITES paperwork.Ozark Lady wrote:Around here paw paw trees are only 'understory' trees.
I shared lots of seeds with folks, I haven't heard if anyone had any luck starting them and growing them from seeds.
evtubbergh wrote:This is so interesting! I never noticed that there were no papayas in your shops because I don't actually like them. (The reason I have one growing is because I buy them for the birds). I might prefer it dried though.
It's funny how things I thought were so normal are not every where.
Would anyone like to send me some seeds? How invasive are they?
PS The tree it all wilted so probably not worth trying. Also my husband tried to (politely) tell me it would not work on our patio. One day I will build a greenhouse and grow a papaya
Ozark Lady -- I didn't report?Ozark Lady wrote:I shared lots of seeds with folks, I haven't heard if anyone had any luck starting them and growing them from seeds.