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Proud banana "mama"
I had decided that since my banana was complete mush after our colder than normal winter that it bit the dust. I went out of town for two weeks and came home to a lovely big banana leaf 2 weeks. ago. I was sooooooo excited and proud that it made it through our harsh winter, unmulched other than the leaves that had fallen on it. Now, it should take off with our 100+ degree weather coming up this weekend. It's way too early for temps like this!!!
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Re: Proud banana "mama"
So what kind of banana do you have if you don't mind me asking?
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06-03-2010, 09:13 PM
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Re: Proud banana "mama"
Just the usual musa basjoo.
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Re: Proud banana "mama"
Congrats!
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Re: Proud banana "mama"
Congrats.. It was surely a very harsh winter.. :^)
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