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Old 09-30-2009, 07:11 AM   #21 (permalink)
 
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Jananas, see edits above. Come for a visit, and you can see close to 100 in-ground, full grown varieties. Seeing and touching is worth a 1000 pix.
If you were closer to me I would be all over this invitation, I would be there TODAY!!!! That would be so much fun! For now I will have to peruse your pictures and memorize your words. I do have a very good friend that lives in Riverside that I haven't seen in years. Hmmmmmmm!

Your welcome JimHardy! But all I did as copy the quote from below. Pitangadiego filled it all in for us.
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Thank you both then
I looked at the figs4fun site....WOW!,lot's of banana pics.
I think this plant looks like an Orinoco,at least from some baby pics of Orinoco but the pics of lager O's seem to have narrower leaves then this one,that's why I think it fits with Blue Java(Ice cream) better.I guess since I.C.is technically Orinoco that it's an Orinoco either way?I guess I will find out if it blooms next year(-:
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