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Banana tree for Zone USDA 9A, South of France
Hello everyone, Which banana tree with comestible fruit for the South of France, Zone USDA 9A? Why not one or Musa Orinoco, Musa Helen's for my garden? See Dwarf brazilian?
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Re: Banana tree for Zone USDA 9A, South of France
I would go with Dwarf Orinoco for edibles and Sikkimensis for ornamentals
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Re: Banana tree for Zone USDA 9A, South of France
If you have access to them, other great edibles include Namwah and Rajapuri. They're pretty tough and should do well in your zone.
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