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Musa Picasso
I ordered a Musa Picasso from Plant Delights nursery last year and it did pass the cold hardy test. This was the coldest winter in Richmond, VA since I have been here in 21 years and it got down to -1. The Picasso came back up! I mulched it with leaf mulch but not very heavily. I did lose my 11 yr old Windmill Palm this winter. :-(.
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I agreee..I am in zone 7a...first year with bananas as well. May have to get one if these next year.
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