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Lu Anne
I am relatively new to growoing bananas. I garden in the Tidewater area of Virginia in a 7b or 8a gardening zone. I currently have three different kinds of bananas, orinocco, basjoo, and an unknown cultivar that I got at a local plant sale. I want to learn more on how to get them to bloom and bear bananas. My orinocco is in its third season and the basjoo is in its second season. The other bananas is not hardy so I keep it in my sunroom in the winter. When or will I get blooms and bananas?
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Re: Lu Anne
Hello and a very welcome Lu Anne. It is hard to say when your bananas
will flower. And even if they flower it is not easy to get bananas from them. I am in zone 8 but I think it is impossible for me to get edible bananas as the growing season is too short here. Ron |
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Re: Lu Anne
Welcome Lu Anne!
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