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Bought another Zebrina rojo and an Orange Trumpet Creeper vine from Ace.
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Got a huge 6 foot tall Ensete and planted it in the ground to the left of my saba and brugmansia (see the pic 2 posts below, its not in that pic but would be just to the left of the area that is in the pic). I'll take a pic of it soon! Im very excited to see how big it gets this year.
Any ideas how tall a 6 foot Ensete (3-4 foot psudeostem) will get by October with days in the 80s from May - September with 90s common in July and August? End of the growing season is usually early-mid November, lately it has been more like late November!
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i am going to plant a Ruby Siam today.
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two Mekong Giants, 2 musa velintena, tow Chinese Yellow, 4new variates of variegated Cana.
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I'm trying to get my potted plants into the ground before our big move in June. I planted on my hill today:
One black trunk Fishtail palm Four Triangle palms One Jamaican Red banana One 8' tall Ensete Maureli One 8' tall Giant Bird of Paradise Variegated Brugmansia Two Dypsis ambrositrae Plumbosa palm One Majesty palm Two Black Bamboo in 24" inch boxes Two birds of paradise Two Hedychium butterfly gingers Two Hedychium Greenei Orange gingers I still have a ton of plants in pots! Next weekend I will get more in.
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Several Hawaiian Apple, a Dwarf Brazilian, Namwa a bunch of "fire & Ice" heliconia and some ginger. Thank to Momoese for the plants!
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Re: What did you plant today (bananas)?
Musa Basjoo.
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Planted a couple of decent sized sago palms someone dug up and took to the dump.
One has about a 3 1/2 ft trunk. We'll see if they make it. EDIT: 6/20/12 Both are still alive one has put off another row of fronds. I think they'll make it!
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I would say it was me, but you live in another state. I dug one up and threw it away to make room for some pots.
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today i came accross hua moa...hawaiian plantain i think...someone left it at the gas pumps near where i work..they get tall right???cooking plantains right???any help is always needed..still looking for red colored banana what virety should i try..as always its all about the fruit...thanks
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[quote=2woodensticks;193769]today i came accross hua moa...hawaiian plantain i think...someone left it at the gas pumps near where i work..they get tall right???cooking plantains right???any help is always needed..still looking for red colored banana what virety should i try..as always its all about the fruit...thanks
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today is a good day..going into the ground is 2 real nice looking praying hands...2 others i have to question type..was told carbada,but they look a lot like dwarf cavendish..little red stains on leaf...red color on stem...and the other 1 going in is a hua moa plantian...great story how i came accross that one.........have a great day all...
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I planted a Raja Puri that actually survived at my neighbors and had 2 and they gave me one.. So now I have 3 varieties.. :^)
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A Pisang ceylon.. :^)
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These are the Pups I transplanted Saturday. There are 3 photos in the gallery showing the source of each type. The new Banana Bed is just outside my window on the North West corner of my house. This will give the plants morning shade, which seems to be working for the other patches and sun all afternoon. I used a mixture of potting soil, mushroom mulch and black cow. Because of a discussion I had with the nurseryman when I was purchasing the supplies, i ripped the plastic bags apart to line the trench before planting the pups. This will keep the nutrients available to the plants much longer, though I did puncture holes to prevent excessive moisture. I'll keep posting photos as my experiment continues... Bwahahaha! ![]()
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