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Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
Any Ideas.. winters are harsh.
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Re: Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
Do you have a basement, or crawl space?
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Re: Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
Yes I Have a Basment Is It Susspose to be cold ..? during dormancey.
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Re: Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
man your 14 to i love plants! finally some1 my age.
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Re: Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
I Know. It is nice to have peers among us. Anyways, if you have a crawl space, pull up the plants and and place them in the crawl space over winter, but I'll wait for the pros, like Gabe and others to tell you what to do before I go screw up your whole collection, haha!
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Re: Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
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Re: Growing my musa canvandish in NEWFOUNDLAND the winters are cold. help!
Nothing wrong with being young! My youngest customer here in town is 9 and he has two banana plants now. He'll probably outgrow all of mine...
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