Sentences with PAPAYA-TREE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The papaya tree in our backyard is bearing fruit for the first time."
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"I planted a papaya tree last year, and it has already grown quite tall."
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"The papaya tree requires a sunny location to thrive."
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"We need to trim the branches of the papaya tree to keep it manageable."
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"The sweet aroma of the papaya tree fills the air in our garden."
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"A strong windstorm knocked down our old papaya tree."
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"The leaves of the papaya tree are large and have a distinct shape."
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"The papaya tree produces delicious and nutritious fruit."
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"Climbing the papaya tree to pick the ripe fruits is a fun activity."
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"The papaya tree is known for its rapid growth rate."
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"In some cultures, the papaya tree is believed to have medicinal properties."
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"A papaya tree can live for several years if well cared for."
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"The papaya tree is susceptible to certain diseases and pests."
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"I enjoy sitting under the shade of the papaya tree and reading a book."
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"The papaya tree has big, juicy fruits that are perfect for making smoothies."
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"The papaya tree provides shelter and food for various bird species."
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"The papaya tree needs regular watering to thrive in dry climates."
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"My grandmother taught me how to grow a healthy papaya tree."
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"We planted a row of papaya trees along the fence to create a natural barrier."
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"The papaya tree in our backyard is full of ripe fruit."
2
"I planted a papaya tree in my garden and it's growing fast."
3
"The papaya tree produces sweet and juicy fruits."
4
"The farmer had to trim the branches of the papaya tree."
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"The papaya tree provides shade for the smaller plants beneath it."
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"We used the leaves of the papaya tree for making herbal tea."
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"The papaya tree was damaged in the storm and lost some of its fruits."
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"I climbed the papaya tree to pick some fresh papayas."
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"The papaya tree attracts birds with its vibrant-colored fruits."
10
"In tropical regions, the papaya tree is a common sight in many gardens."
