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wxman · 06-20-2008, 02:40 PM

Here is a picture of my super dwarf cavendish banana plants. They have been in the ground since April 16th, and they are finally starting to push out rapid growth since the temperatures have warmed up.

Here are some pictures of my sago palm that I planted today.

Here are a couple shots showing the whole bed along the house where the dwarf cavendish bananas are planted.

And now on to the backyard. In the bed along the back of the lawn I have 10 musa basjoo planted. Hopefully I can still get 6-8 feet out of them this season. Here are some pictures showing different angles of the bed.

And a wider angle. Don't mind the brown areas in the lawn. I used sand and filled in some low spots today. The grass will totally fill in those areas within the week.

I can't seem to stick to native Wisconsin plants.

06-20-2008, 02:40 PM	#1 (permalink)
wxman Location: Saukville, WI Find me on the map! Zone: 5 Name: Tim Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 133 BananaBucks : 126,915 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 12 Times Was Thanked 186 Times in 60 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 4 Times	Pictures of my beds and plants Here is a picture of my super dwarf cavendish banana plants. They have been in the ground since April 16th, and they are finally starting to push out rapid growth since the temperatures have warmed up. Here are some pictures of my sago palm that I planted today. Here are a couple shots showing the whole bed along the house where the dwarf cavendish bananas are planted. And now on to the backyard. In the bed along the back of the lawn I have 10 musa basjoo planted. Hopefully I can still get 6-8 feet out of them this season. Here are some pictures showing different angles of the bed. And a wider angle. Don't mind the brown areas in the lawn. I used sand and filled in some low spots today. The grass will totally fill in those areas within the week. I can't seem to stick to native Wisconsin plants.