The bride's bouquet usually costs $50 to $150 or more - two to three times as much as the bridesmaids' bouquets, because it is larger and more ornate. The boutonnieres are much cheaper, usually about $10 or more.
Phanumas/iStock/Getty Images. Most healthy, established papaya trees (Carica papaya) bear fruit seven to 11 months after planting. Their fruiting is influenced by a number of factors and may be delayed or prevented entirely depending on the plant and its environment.o bear fruit, papaya trees need warm weather, full sun and moist, loamy soil. Temperatures below 59 degrees Fahrenheit inhibit blooming and can result in deformed fruit.
Papayas don't like the cold at all. Two things will quickly kill papaya trees -- frost and soggy soil. Trumpet-shaped papaya flowers appear in the leaf axils of the tree in the summer. The fragrant, creamy white or yellow flowers are tiny -- just 1 inch (2.5 cm) long, with 5 petals. Papaya flowers may be male or female. Carica papaya 'Solo' carries both types of flowers. Some papaya trees that are grown indoors may need to be hand-pollinated to trigger fruit production. It's a good idea to find out from the nursery whether hand pollination is needed for your tree to produce fruit.