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damaclese · 04-25-2008, 10:04 PM

well Kitty thats a good idea and as far as my yard gos i dont have any grass ither i ues 100% good old read sand rock and then mulch under and for 1ft arond all my plants by the way iv desided that after waching my willams new lef wich dose seam to have adapted to the sun here some what start to burn im moving the nana to a shady spot so much for my planed out landscape erll theres always nexst year im defintly not puting the Blue java in the full sun and the teps only in the high 80 i mite have to move my nanas in for the summer what do you all think the teps here run around 110 to 115 for july and agust 8% humidity
Help i nead advice from a nother desert rat (las vegas pepol call them selvs that)

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damaclese Living in Exile damaclese's Photo Gallery Location: Henderson NV Find me on the map! Zone: 9 Name: Pauly Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 716 BananaBucks : 6,783 Feedback: 0 / 0% Thanks: 381 Thanked 248 Times in 186 Posts Welcomes: 41	Re: Interesting banana hardiness-project in Georgia well Kitty thats a good idea and as far as my yard gos i dont have any grass ither i ues 100% good old read sand rock and then mulch under and for 1ft arond all my plants by the way iv desided that after waching my willams new lef wich dose seam to have adapted to the sun here some what start to burn im moving the nana to a shady spot so much for my planed out landscape erll theres always nexst year im defintly not puting the Blue java in the full sun and the teps only in the high 80 i mite have to move my nanas in for the summer what do you all think the teps here run around 110 to 115 for july and agust 8% humidity Help i nead advice from a nother desert rat (las vegas pepol call them selvs that)