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Totaly Uknown Edible
Hi Please help me identify this banana plant it is an edible it grows to about 5 meters high or 15 foot plus pics below.
Thanks in advance.   Last edited by NSW Bananas : 05-16-2012 at 07:26 AM. Reason: repair |
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Re: Totaly Uknown Edible
Looks to me like 'Brazilian', more commonly called 'Ladyfinger' in Australia.
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Re: Totaly Unknown Edible
Gabe Thanks that was my original novice geuss.
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