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Looking for suggestions on planting a good tasting cold hardy banana
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Re: Suggestions
'Dwarf Brazilian' comes immediately to mind. These are very tasty little bananas and hardy to about Zone 8. Of course, if you overwinter indoors, you can take your pick of the cultivars.
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Re: Suggestions
 Thanx for the suggestion--- cant overwinter!!Apple |
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