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ID for a friend
She says this happens about every year. Also says the plant gets about 8-10 ft tall. This is the only pic I have right now. Any ideas? The "bananas" look like what I get off of my bordelons but the flower is different. I absolutely know it's not a bordelon.
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Re: ID for a friend
Could be Basjoo.
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Re: ID for a friend
I thought the same based on the height and the way the leaves are growing but I have never seen a basjoo flower. I just pay close attention and listen to people with knowledge!!
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Re: ID for a friend
forsure basjoo.. only yellow inflorescence of that size in the usa i'm aware of
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Re: ID for a friend
I agree with the above posters - it looks like the photos I've seen of a basjoo bloom. I don't know anything else that looks like that.
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