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Ueberwinden · 10-11-2009, 02:29 PM

I decided it was too dangerous to wait any longer, so I dug up the bananas that I had planted around the top part of the property. I now have several pups that I can seperate from this years growth.

I was looking out the window in my bathroom and the landscape looks different without the bananas. I can't wait until they can safely emerge again in the Spring 2010. The tallest banana was given to me, and it grew about 3+ feet this season. Does anyone have a guess of what it might be? I thought it was a Dwarf Cavendish.

Michael

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Ueberwinden Ueberwinden Ueberwinden's Photo Gallery Location: Florence, KY Find me on the map! Zone: 6 Name: Mike Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 246 BananaBucks : 51,357 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 23 Times Was Thanked 158 Times in 86 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 6 Times	Headed in for the winter I decided it was too dangerous to wait any longer, so I dug up the bananas that I had planted around the top part of the property. I now have several pups that I can seperate from this years growth. I was looking out the window in my bathroom and the landscape looks different without the bananas. I can't wait until they can safely emerge again in the Spring 2010. The tallest banana was given to me, and it grew about 3+ feet this season. Does anyone have a guess of what it might be? I thought it was a Dwarf Cavendish. Michael __________________ White Horticulture Rare, Tropical, Unique