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07-23-2009, 10:11 AM
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NC banana plants
I have seen alot of people growing banana's in there yard. From my area and Topsail, Wilmington areas. Now most of them look like Ice Cream's with the color of the trunk and leaves. I have never seen them up close nor have I found anyone selling ice cream around here. I already have one
 . Just curious to know whats the most common banana that is grown around here? I have only seen acouple Basjoo mats. Thanks |
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Re: NC banana plants
i know for sure Dwarf and i thiink tall orinoco are hardy to ur zone, basjoo, ca gold, and im sure there are tuns more wait for the experts
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Re: NC banana plants
okay Richard posted this list i found it very helpfull , thnx Richard even tho i dont grow bananas in ground year round , here is the link to the thread:
The cold hardy list
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Re: NC banana plants
Thanks. yes I have a list of plants that can grow here. Thing is I just can't tell what kind I keep seeing?
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