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Old 06-23-2012, 09:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default HELP! Please:}

Good evening everyone.

Here's the scoop, these banana plants were given to me approx 2 years ago from an elderly woman. I planted them near my pond but I actually mowed over them the last couple of summers.

I let them grow this year after I got growing banana bug a month or so ago.

While talking talking to her grand daughter yesterday I asked Oh did those banana plants your grandmother give me ever make bananas, her reply oh yea every year the one by her old house made bananas.

I asked where the ones I recieved came from she said oh some of the little one from that plant Mama never bought anything like that someone gave her the banana plant in the 40's

So...............What the heck do you folks think they are? See Pics

Thanks in advance

Snookie

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Oh also the pic below is supposed to be a plantain, that was given to me from Nursery Employee who removed it from someones home. Any help identifying it would be appreciated also.


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