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DenverCricket · 07-27-2013, 10:54 AM

Hello,

My name is Cricket. I'm finding a lot of great information and a fun community here. I've had many cold hardy musa over the years in Missouri, but I've recently moved back to Denver.
I currently have a Musa Basjoo and a Dwarf Cavendish, zone 5a. Thinking they might do okay in my south-facing sunroom this winter.
I'm going to leave them in pots to overwinter and think I might put the m. Basjoo in the ground next spring/summer. I can't wait for pups. To me that's when it gets fun the potting up and playing in the dirt.
I love these trees and gardening. I look forward to learning more and to contributing if I can.
I'm usually frustrated because I tend to lean my growing and gardening interests toward what's going to be the most challenging

I'm glad to be here, thanks!

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DenverCricket In the Backyard Location: Denver CO Find me on the map! Zone: 5a Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 2 BananaBucks : 2,296 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 4 Times Was Thanked 3 Times in 1 Post Said "Welcome to Bananas" 3 Times	Hello from Denver Co Hello, My name is Cricket. I'm finding a lot of great information and a fun community here. I've had many cold hardy musa over the years in Missouri, but I've recently moved back to Denver. I currently have a Musa Basjoo and a Dwarf Cavendish, zone 5a. Thinking they might do okay in my south-facing sunroom this winter. I'm going to leave them in pots to overwinter and think I might put the m. Basjoo in the ground next spring/summer. I can't wait for pups. To me that's when it gets fun the potting up and playing in the dirt. I love these trees and gardening. I look forward to learning more and to contributing if I can. I'm usually frustrated because I tend to lean my growing and gardening interests toward what's going to be the most challenging I'm glad to be here, thanks!