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banana plants, flowers and stems
Hi all,
I am new to this forum. Am in Fort Collins, CO and would love to grow banana plants. Being from India we use many different parts of the banana plant in our cuisine. Unopened flowers and stems harvested from a mature plant after fruits re removed are a great delicacy. I am looking to grow these plants. So I would like to know where to buy them and if possible, I would also like to buy unopened flowers and stems from other growers after they have harvested the fruits. Art |
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