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New member in NC
My name is Tom and I've been growing banana's as a part of my backyard landscaping. I wanted a little tropical look so I bought some frost hardy giant banana plants a few years ago. They're great looking. I don't know what kind they are but they're survive the mild winters here in North Carolina very nicely. The tops die off in any frost but the roots always come back. I have transplanted a few pups so they are now growing in two locations.
I looked into this forum because this year one of them fruited and I wondered what to do with the fruit. The banan's are tiny, about two inches, and we had a frost before the flower fully opened so I cut it and will hang it in the garage and wonder what to do with it (if anything) over the winter. I'll post a few pictures as soon as I figure out how. Regards, Tom |
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11-24-2007, 11:26 AM
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Re: New member in NC
welcome!!!!!!!
 . you eat the fruit. im just playing!:06:.we are glad for you to be here with us. . youll have to excuse me, im in a great mood, my lovely banana tree arrived yesterday and im still excited. "we wonna welcome you to ban-ana land....."
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11-24-2007, 11:47 AM
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Re: New member in NC
Welcome Tom!!!
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Welcome!!
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A very welcome Tom
  
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Re: New member in NC
Welcome Tom, I too am in NC (Charlotte). Just starting to get into the banana thing in North Carolina. I am from the West Indies though so I am not new to bananas.
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