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Old 09-28-2011, 07:18 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Default Re: Bananas in SE TN...

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Originally Posted by Randy4ut View Post
Rae,
Not sure how houses are built in your area, but here, houses are built with a "crawlspace" under the house. This can vary in height from a couple feet to 4-5 depending on the slope of your lot. My house has a crawlspace that is about 2.5' and makes moving around it difficult, but still works. I also store some in a friend's crawlspace which is about 5' down to 3' in the back and makes pstem storing alot easier to get them in and out.
Randy,

I thought crawlspace was what you meant as my late father-in-law had one, too. My house does not come with a crawlspace, so I can’t apply the same methodology to any of my plants on a trail basis. I don’t have banana plants, but your idea is very appealing when I think about my nine feet tall giant bird of paradise.

Thank you very much for your clarification. I learn something new from you today.
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