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musa for usda 8/9
hi,I leave in center/north italy,in usda zone 8/9 you know one cultivar with good fruit and so resistant? and two or three cultivar dwarf cold resistant?
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Re: musa for usda 8/9
welcome to the org!
 
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Re: musa for usda 8/9
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Re: musa for usda 8/9
Hey Lorenzo, welcome to the org.
You might search through some of the old threads or wiki for more information on cold hardy bananas.
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Re: musa for usda 8/9
not one edible will grow unproteced in your place.
maybe Dean (above my message^) know's some more because you two have almost the same climate.
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Re: musa for usda 8/9
Musa dwarf 'Brazilian', Musa dwarf Orinoco might work for you.
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Re: musa for usda 8/9
or Veinte Cohol?
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