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New to Bananas - help me identify?
I bought a new house in August and with it some beautiful bananas.... so I am learning to care for them - thank you all for tips and tricks. But I don't even know what kind I have.
Here is a link to my gallery where I uploaded a bunch of photos this morning. Banana Gallery - South Austin Banana Babies I need to do some cleaning up of the plants obviously and welcome any and all suggestions. The weather is finally starting to cool down and I don't know if I am watering too much or not enough or how much to prune or cut them down. Thanks! |
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Re: New to Bananas - help me identify?
Orinoco/Burro/Bluggoe. Very common, lots of info out there on them.
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