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Here is a Photo of my Backyard with my Banana Plants. Really don't know which ones they are, they were given to me by a Friend, who's Brother has raised them for years and he has forgot the name.The only thing I know about them is they grow like Crazy and have Pups when they are still small. Hopefully one will bloom and I can get a photo and a proper ID. I also started me a new Bed in the back 4' x 32' and been putting all kinds of good stuff in it peat moss,cow manure,rotten leaves,cotton compost, etc.
Will try to post more photos later. Happy Banana Growing, Frank ![]() |
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Oh man, that lawn puts me to shame. The bananas are great too! ![]() |
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Those look really good, just wait until they form mats, then you'll have a real jungle out there!
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