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Are These guava and papaya trees?

13 years ago

Hello,

Below I have posted pictures of what I hope are guava and papaya trees. I planted the seeds from these fruits in dirt from my yard, so I wanted to be sure that I'm not just growing weeds.

C:\Users\Screen 1\Desktop\100_0417.JPG-guava

C:\Users\Screen 1\Desktop\100_0418.JPG-strawberry papaya

rdj1234

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rdj1234
Original Author
13 years ago
The above links don't work, and my computer won't let me put the pictures in my posts, so I will have to keep trying.
rdj1234
Original Author
13 years ago
Ok, I can't get the preview page to let me get to the "browse" option, so I guess I won't be posting my pictures on here.
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rdj1234
Original Author
13 years ago
You should be able to view the pictures at this link:
http://www.christianforums.com/users/262982-albums3078/
rdj1234
Original Author
13 years ago
Here are pictures of what I hope is a guava tree.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lemon Grove's Gallery

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