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Borderlon banana in zone 6A..in ground over winter?
I’d like to know could a borderlon banana survive being in ground outside in Ohio’s (zone 6a) winter? I just read somewhere that they could survive zone 6b. I was just being curious! Thanks in advance for any help!
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Re: Borderlon banana in zone 6A..in ground over winter?
Im gonna say not likely, but I bet Cincinnana knows the answer to that.
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