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JoeReal · 10-23-2006, 05:40 PM

I have my own personal banana database that includes the real experiences of real people growing real banana cultivars in Zone 9 and below. The list is too limited to be worthy of a real database. It can be fit into an excel spreadsheet not more than 3 pages. I have done most cultivar testing myself and spent a great deal of money on it. Have posted my results here for everyone to see.

Now, I don't care about other bananas that are not edible and not able to bear fruit in zone 9 and below. If there are new cultivars or hybrids for the cold hardiness, then I'll be the first to try, if I can afford it.

I can contribute my inputs if someone needed to document them.

10-23-2006, 05:40 PM	#4 (permalink)
JoeReal Senior Member JoeReal's Photo Gallery Location: Davis, California USDA zone 9 Find me on the map! Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 905 BananaBucks : 16,701 Feedback: 1 / 100% Thanks: 19 Thanked 124 Times in 85 Posts Welcomes: 2	Re: Banana database at bananas.org? I have my own personal banana database that includes the real experiences of real people growing real banana cultivars in Zone 9 and below. The list is too limited to be worthy of a real database. It can be fit into an excel spreadsheet not more than 3 pages. I have done most cultivar testing myself and spent a great deal of money on it. Have posted my results here for everyone to see. Now, I don't care about other bananas that are not edible and not able to bear fruit in zone 9 and below. If there are new cultivars or hybrids for the cold hardiness, then I'll be the first to try, if I can afford it. I can contribute my inputs if someone needed to document them.