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Re: My Canadian Bananas and Tropicals
I've got somme little unknown ones if you want. They look canvendish cultivar but wich one (cd,sdc...or just something else). You just need to pay shipping. They're about 6 inches tall.
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Re: My Canadian Bananas and Tropicals
Another leaf and no flag. I'm starting to think this DC is a grand naine after all; measuring in at 6'1" today. Do others have DC flower taller than 6'?
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Re: My Canadian Bananas and Tropicals
did you put everything inside for the winter?
it was more work than i anticipated |
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Re: My Canadian Bananas and Tropicals
Yes I just brought most of the plants in on friday night. It was quite the challenge getting the big momma in, even after cutting it down significantly. Both stems were right around 7' with no flower. Good news tho, didn't cut a flower stalk when I cut it down either! I'll post pics soon, my house is a jungle!
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