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Eat the forrest
Hi.
I was just planing to expand my little 3000 m^3 forrest with another 4000 m^3, only this time according to the principles of an edible garden, and then ... My supplier of unusual seeds had banana seeds, BANANA SEEDS!  He claims they are winter hardy here, too.  My own research seems to bear him out, too. (but you guys knew that) PS: If anyone knows that any particular banananana doesn't mind cool summers, feel free to drop a hint. |
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Re: Eat the forrest
Well Musa Basjoo is the most cold hardy but it produces inedible fruit.
And look at this thread: Is there a table of banana varieties with zone suitability Michael Last edited by Michael_Andrew : 05-11-2009 at 03:43 PM. |
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