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Re: Basjoo flowers zone 6b
Ekoboat, excellent work! Those are beautiful pictures. What do the neighbors say when they see bananas in your yard?
Cheers, Craig
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Re: Basjoo flowers zone 6b
Thanks again for all the nice comments! The neighbors could never see the 'naners, I missed them for a long time. Actually, I never looked for any! This winter I just cut them all back to the ground and threw bags of leaves over most of them, too many other obligations last fall. Just putting straw around them makes quite a mess to clean up in the spring. I have some ideas for protection that I plan to try this coming winter.
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