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Lord Viykor
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
PostPosted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 5:07 pm 
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Yep, it's a paw paw.

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big worm
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
PostPosted: Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:05 pm 
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Jaymie wrote:
paw paw or papaya


really? the same.....thats just nasty.....lol i mite revisit this fruit, but........nasty milky buggers from what i remember as a kid. i orderd paw paw trees from a store one time an got two dead twigs.....perhaps i was blessed?
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CorporalChaos
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
PostPosted: Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:26 pm 
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big worm wrote:
Jaymie wrote:
paw paw or papaya


really? the same.....thats just nasty.....lol i mite revisit this fruit, but........nasty milky buggers from what i remember as a kid. i orderd paw paw trees from a store one time an got two dead twigs.....perhaps i was blessed?

Our Paw Paw trees in the southeastern US are different than the papaya.

LV, do you guys get light freezes in your area? I have what I think are papaya volunteers growing in a rosemary pot. I'm going to dig them out and I was wondering if it would be worth it to try to grow them to maturity. They would need to be able to survive frost though. I live it a very warm area, but we do get the occasional freeze during winter.
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Lord Viykor
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
PostPosted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 9:49 am 
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CorporalChaos wrote:
LV, do you guys get light freezes in your area? I have what I think are papaya volunteers growing in a rosemary pot. I'm going to dig them out and I was wondering if it would be worth it to try to grow them to maturity. They would need to be able to survive frost though. I live it a very warm area, but we do get the occasional freeze during winter.


I live in a sub-tropical climate CC, we get an occasional light frost, maybe every couple of years. We might get down to 5° or 6°C overnight in winter.

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Lord Viykor
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 10:19 pm 
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Wow, it's been a really long time since I posted any updates. Such is the joy of being a travelling worker, so to be home more often and see the missus more we're relocating to Rockhampton.

Purchasing a lovely Queenslander with lots of raised veggie beds and a chook pen complete with chooks. Got to move my 3 native bee hives, 2 honey bee hives and 5 chooks to the new place. Not sure about the aquaponics yet, may start from scratch.

Looking forward to the change, the photos are from the real estate site. Planning on putting in a couple of fruit trees somewhere and a couple of more raised beds.


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PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 11:51 pm 
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Wow, nice. It looks very orderly.:) Nice to hear from you LV.

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Burnsy
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Those light sussex need some dirt, they look like poster birds at the moment :)

Looks very orderly, someone must have spent a lot of time keeping it very neat and tidy.
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Perpetuitas
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I really like it! It looks great!
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