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jwmahloch · 04-28-2010, 03:48 PM

Sure I would be willing to sell or trade a bordeleen pup with you. I already planted the 3 that I had left from last year. If you can wait a month or two I will have more pups that I can divide. I gave away couple of the 7 I divided last fall and a couple of them didnt make it over the winter. What do you have that you would be willing to trade?

Also if you are interested I have an extra dwarf cavendish in my greenhouse that I would be willing to sell or trade. It is not a cold hardy banana and is only hardy to about 38 degrees. Last year mine got about 8 feet tall and the truck was about a foot wide. They hold up to wind very well compared to other bananas.

Where is Glencoe MO? I am in St Peters.

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jwmahloch jwmahloch's Photo Gallery Location: St. Charles, Missouri Find me on the map! Zone: 6 - 7 Name: Jeremy Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 217 BananaBucks : 62,985 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 120 Times in 64 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 3 Times	Re: Overwintering Musa Bordelon in zone 6-7 Sure I would be willing to sell or trade a bordeleen pup with you. I already planted the 3 that I had left from last year. If you can wait a month or two I will have more pups that I can divide. I gave away couple of the 7 I divided last fall and a couple of them didnt make it over the winter. What do you have that you would be willing to trade? Also if you are interested I have an extra dwarf cavendish in my greenhouse that I would be willing to sell or trade. It is not a cold hardy banana and is only hardy to about 38 degrees. Last year mine got about 8 feet tall and the truck was about a foot wide. They hold up to wind very well compared to other bananas. Where is Glencoe MO? I am in St Peters. __________________ Jeremy