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Species Bananas Discussions of all the different wild species of banana (non edible), an aspect of the hobby that's been getting a lot of interest lately.

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Old 05-08-2008, 12:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello everyone. I just bought a Rowe Red from a local green house. On the tag it states it is hardy down to 25 degrees F. Should I assume the corm will be the only thing left or would the foliage be intact at 25 degrees?

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correct. The leaves will be toast upon freezing (or for some varieties, they will start to look bad if exposed to lower temps without freezing). But you need to mulch it well to assure the corm dosen't freeze, because they corm itself cannot be 25°F, but if the air around is that much then the ground would still be warmer.
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Thanks for the help. I have really enjoyed the look of this plant and want to keep it alive
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