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Abnshrek · 12-05-2016, 03:02 PM

Is a very beautiful thing for some.. especially if your in the South, and don't have to use any methods to get stems thru the winter w/o damage from the cold.. My last winter was such and even though I didn't try nearly as hard as I do in previous years I had a bunch of banana's hanging come fall ( of course none I can eat from Raja Puri once again, but 5 bunches).
I did have a SH-3640 bloom and just cut them 2 weeks of ago so last week I chowed down on some very tasty fruit.. What I consider far better than store bought regulars.. Hope some of you other folks had similar experiences..

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