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07-16-2011, 08:18 AM | #1 (permalink) |
Location: ... near Wash, DC
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Hi everybody!
Been reading on and off for a while, but thought it was time to join yesterday, so here I am. Here is Fairfax, VA - just a bit outside Washington, DC - Zone 7A. We have a small place here, an older home with 18 very tall oaks on the lot and lots of shady places and a pond out back. So, the ONLY sunny spot to grow a banana is out front ... a nice compliment to the giant elephant ears by the front door We got our plant, a Musa Blue Java, last June. I grew it in a pot last summer and wintered it inside. Almost thought we lost it at one point, but it recovered nicely once I brought it outside in May. It really took off a few weeks back when we hit hot weather, and started to look "tippy" in wind, so I repotted Wednesday in this large fiberglass "Oak Barrel" planter. Anyway, I'm pretty much a home body - into photography, hifi, our backyard pond (about a dozen goldfish - comets and shebunkens), and enjoying gardening in general. That means relaxing and enjoying the songbirds and animals it draws. Anyway, thanks for all the info you've shared here - I may not be a frequent poster, but glad to be a part of this. Oh, here is a picture from yesterday after work - showing our plant at 13 months ... Here's one of the songbirds I was talking about, a young Bluejay taking a bath in the creek ... Here is a picture of a water hyacinth in the pond in bloom a few weeks back - they only bloom for a day! Last edited by thewebgal : 07-16-2011 at 09:09 AM. |
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07-16-2011, 09:46 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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welcome from Fresno California
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07-16-2011, 09:26 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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Ohh Nooo You don't get off that easy. You can't just pop in, show us some great pictures and then say,
"I may not be a frequent poster". Nope! We expect at least one bird, banana and water feature photo a week!!!!!! Welcome to the forum.
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