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Cold hardy / Heat hardy variegated ?
What variegated edible variety that gets bananas would do best in zone 9 ?
What "Red" edible banana would do best in zone 9 ? |
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Re: Cold hardy / Heat hardy variegated ?
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Zone 9 is good for most banana varieties. The dwarf varieties usually have a shorter vegetated growth period. ... Lookup the different types in the forum wiki to see what has been reported and use the forum search for members that grow a particular variety. Dwf Namwah, dwf brazilian, orinoco, dwf red, and cavendish variants would be good starters.
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