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Old 10-18-2009, 09:58 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Default Re: subtropical papayas?

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Originally Posted by Bamboo Conne'iseur View Post
I personally grow several types here in 9b. I ran across a rare heirloom type from Asia that can handle temps down past 25F. It is called 'Sweet Sue' and is the largest growing papaya I have ever seen. It puts out large quantities of really sweet high quality fruits. It is very beautiful as well.
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Hi. I just saw these same pics on the heirloom website and wondering if you have any of those sweet sue seeds around? Just curious: You had only offered about 50 seeds at the other site and I wondered if this is because these papayas only produce a very few seeds?

Very curious and interested to try some Sweet Sue in this zone (9). I have some papayas growing in my backyard right now. I think there are 3 males (flowers but no fruits) and one female (really big flowers that are currently becoming fruits).
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