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New delivery Musa Basjoo what now?
Can't find the answer, just received my 5 Musa Basjoo plants. They are about 12 inches tall and root ball is wrapped in plastic wrap. We are in southern Illinois, too early to plant? If not how do I keep them? Thank you so much for any help
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Re: New delivery Musa Basjoo what now?
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Your temperatures till then are favorable for planting . If it does frost you may always cover them. When first planting basjoos first amend and loosen/till the soil very well. This will help your plants settle in faster. Basjos are awesome, I hope they do well in your landscape. |
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