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pabloo120 · 12-07-2012, 02:14 PM

Hello, I am a new member to the forum. Well, not exactly... I have been registred for a while, but I have remained in the shade because I don´t have bananas yet, so I haven´t got much to say, and I´m happy to just read the stuff written here. That said, lets go to my question.
Thanks to the forum I´ve discovered how difficult it is to find the real deal Ice Cream (Blue Java), and I am very interested to get myself one of those.
I´ve seen several nurseries in Europe offering them, and various members that have bought Ice Cream from one nursery or another.
My question is... For those who have bought Blue Java, have they turned out to be the real thing? If so, in which nursery did you find them?
And actually, for other unusual varietes such as Saba, can you be shure the nursery is selling the correct plant? Any nurseries that you might think are more likely to have them?
Thanks,
Pablo.

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pabloo120 Find me on the map! Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 22 BananaBucks : 11,545 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 11 Times Was Thanked 35 Times in 9 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 1 Times	About nurserys that sell Ice Cream... Hello, I am a new member to the forum. Well, not exactly... I have been registred for a while, but I have remained in the shade because I don´t have bananas yet, so I haven´t got much to say, and I´m happy to just read the stuff written here. That said, lets go to my question. Thanks to the forum I´ve discovered how difficult it is to find the real deal Ice Cream (Blue Java), and I am very interested to get myself one of those. I´ve seen several nurseries in Europe offering them, and various members that have bought Ice Cream from one nursery or another. My question is... For those who have bought Blue Java, have they turned out to be the real thing? If so, in which nursery did you find them? And actually, for other unusual varietes such as Saba, can you be shure the nursery is selling the correct plant? Any nurseries that you might think are more likely to have them? Thanks, Pablo.