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Hauling banana tree plants ?
I have found a couple of banana tree plants at a nursery about 20 miles from my house. They are too big to haul in the cab of my truck. How can I get them home without damaging them?
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Re: Hauling banana tree plants ?
Lay them down in the bed of the truck. Take something to prop up the top of the plant.
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Re: Hauling banana tree plants ?
Wrap the tightly in a tarp, drop cloth, or whatever. Then add a pole (PVc pipe, elec conduit,or whatever) to make the bundle stiffer. Done it many times. Even take 20' plants (leaf tip) in my Honda Civic 100 miles and more.
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Re: Hauling banana tree plants ?
Thank you everyone for the speedy replies!
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