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Musa Saba cold hardiness?
I bought a Saba, and after reading about them, it seems they are pretty cold hardy, anybody ever overwinter one outside in zone 7? This fall I am going to be sacrificing various banana pup varieties to test out cold tolerance here.
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Re: Musa Saba cold hardiness?
Never seen one.
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Re: Musa Saba cold hardiness?
I'm planting one in S. Ark this spring.. :^)
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