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10-05-2008, 04:50 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Unknown Banana Plant
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Re: Unknown Banana Plant
M. Zebrina . . . .
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Re: Unknown Banana Plant
Looks like a zebrina, check the wiki for hardiness, I have two here in N. Il. that are over wintered indoors and in pots all year round, thus not a lot of growth, but when happy and healthy are quite attractive with the blotches of color on top and the burgundy underside to the leaf.
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