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04-07-2017, 11:23 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Hello from South Florida
Hello everyone,
First of thanks for a very informative site, this helps a lot. I'm very new to gardening , got started with my first banana tree about a year ago, Mona Lisa. Now I'm looking to purchase another short variety of sweet bananas and possibly a dwarf plantain. Any recommendations and descriptions will be highly appreciated. So far I'm considering a dwarf red , dwarf Orinoco and possibly a dwarf Puerto Rican plantain. If anyone has any expiriences with these please share. Look forward to learning from you all Thanks again Willow |
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Re: Hello from South Florida
Hi Willow-
Welcome aboard the Banana Express.
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Re: Hello from South Florida
I can say that dwarf red are pretty but tough to fruit... And welcome to the banana nut club.
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Re: Hello from South Florida
Welcome to the Jungle...
Have fun here. What city are you near. |
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