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Hallo to all members and enthusiast
My name is Max and I live in North Rome --Italy I'm starting to grow bananas from a couple of years and a falling in love with this incredible plants I would like some suggestions about more species that I could grow out in the ground We have cold winters with an average of -6/7c for short periods and long hot summers Actually I'm growing Ensete ventricosum (both reed/green) and Musa basio Both surprised me for resistance to cold. I leave them out in winter without any protection Plus a nice Musella lasiocarpa that I cover when cold Could you please suggest me some others nice species that I could grow direct in the ground ?? Thank you very much All the best M@x |
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Happy Growing 
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Hello, Welcome, and Happy Growing Max. An Orinoco type would work. :^)
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Hey M@x!
I would suggeset any Sikkimensis sports, Yunnanensis too, Orinoco is worth trying, maybe some will come up with few more...  
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Thanks guys!
I will try sooner possible your suggested bananas Best M@x |
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Aloha from Hawaii. I was just in Rome and was surprised to see a very happy banana at the Piramide/Ostiense station in the area where the line is that takes you to Ostia. I thought maybe it was a Basjoo. I think I saw the bud but didn't take a picture of it.
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