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Bananas in Denver
Greetings. I am a gardener in Denver who has always enjoyed the tropical look of bananas. I started with Ensete ventricosum from Park seed years ago, and have expanded to seed grown and Dwarf cavendish which I've propagated vegetatively. I grow the plants in pots on the patio during the summer and store them either in the house or in a warehouse over the winter. I look forward to reading what other growers have to say and expanding my collection of plants and knowledge.
Thanks! Mark |
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08-18-2006, 01:38 PM
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Re: Bananas in Denver
Welcome- I suggest getting up with the Colorado Tropical Plant Society. Gabe15 lives outside of Boulder and has a great collection and is full of knowledge, plus he's a really nice guy. I attended one of the Tropical plant Society meetings in July with him.
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