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New to banana trees
Hi All,
I've never planted bananas but after reading about them I'm excited to get started. Looking to plant around a swimming pool along with some palms. Starting with the Bajoo, a Musella Lasioearpa and maybe a Colocasia Gigantea for kicks just cause the leaves are big. Any one have comments or advice for me. I'm in Westminster Maryland, just west of Baltimore. Ron |
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Re: New to banana trees
Welcome, I just joined too & starting to look into types I want to grow
I lived in Maryland ('78)- over in Pasadena - East coast near the water
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Re: New to banana trees
Welcome! The basjoo will most likely do just fine, but you'll want to put the others in pots, and C. gigantea will need to be treated like a tulip or other bulb (ie dig it up in the fall and put it in cold storage until the next season).
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Re: New to banana trees
Welcome to the organization Ron!
Lorax knows banana growing in cold climates, so if she says treat it this way, do it. I hail from a warm region and have no cold weather growing experience, but I wish you well in your endevors. Once again, Wlecome!!  |
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Re: New to banana trees
Welcome Ron , you've made some great choices. There are other members in your area who will surely say hello soon. Good luck.
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Re: New to banana trees
Welcome to the .org. I'm a newbie to the forum also and definetly have the banana fever. Between reading all the postings here and watching my nana trees grow I want to get more and more.
You will find alot of answers to your questions here
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Re: New to banana trees
welcome. I live in Canada and have just joined the club. You will love it
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