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bananimal · 11-14-2010, 07:46 PM

Visited Pahokee this week over on lake Okeechobee. Drove over to Knicks place, aka Nick Naranja. Went to see his five acres of bananas. Had to drive over a dike between 2 alligator infested canals.

First thing that struck me is -- man, what a lot of work to run a patch like this solo! Orinoco, Misi Luki, Gran Nain, Kandrian and Dwarf Namwah to name a few. It's like a couple thousand pstems.

Here's a pic of the bunch he whacked down for me taken at home. Still can't believe I brought the camera and forgot to use it. That's how awesome the effect was of seeing an undertaking like this first hand. The pics he posted earlier don't do it justice.

Dan

11-14-2010, 07:46 PM	#1 (permalink)
bananimal Member bananimal's Photo Gallery Location: Port St Lucie, Fla Find me on the map! Zone: 10a Name: Dan Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2,512 BananaBucks : 730,842 Feedback: 12 / 100% Said "Thanks" 4,688 Times Was Thanked 4,979 Times in 1,509 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 191 Times	Dwarf Namwah bunch from Nick Visited Pahokee this week over on lake Okeechobee. Drove over to Knicks place, aka Nick Naranja. Went to see his five acres of bananas. Had to drive over a dike between 2 alligator infested canals. First thing that struck me is -- man, what a lot of work to run a patch like this solo! Orinoco, Misi Luki, Gran Nain, Kandrian and Dwarf Namwah to name a few. It's like a couple thousand pstems. Here's a pic of the bunch he whacked down for me taken at home. Still can't believe I brought the camera and forgot to use it. That's how awesome the effect was of seeing an undertaking like this first hand. The pics he posted earlier don't do it justice. Dan Last edited by bananimal : 11-16-2010 at 04:34 PM. Reason: Get the name right - good grief!