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Re: What's blooming in your garden? (bananas)
Nice plant.....Thick.
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Re: What's blooming in your garden? (bananas)
There is nothing special growing in our garden - a couple of trees and flowers around the house. We put ourselves artificial grass https://www.artificialgrass-manchester.co.uk/, so we don't need to waste time on the real one. We grow beautiful roses of different varieties. I like pink roses most of all, so there are more of them than the others. If we are talking of the trees, we have two beautiful large oaks in front of the house and two apple trees in the backyard. Our back yard is also fenced off from other children. We are certainly not greedy people, but I don't particularly appreciate it when people go to my plot without asking and steal my apples.
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Re: What's blooming in your garden? (bananas)
Beautiful color. My goldfinger is about 3 ft tall..long way to go.
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06-07-2021, 06:03 PM | #1707 (permalink) |
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Nice!! I am not sure I have ever comes across that name. Congrats!
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Awesome! Keep us updated on the progress. And don't forget to tell us all how they taste
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Congratulations Tony!!
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Hello!)))
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Re: What's blooming in your garden? (bananas)
Got this Kokopo Short Cycle last year in a 4" square pot from a local green house, probably a T.C. I think it's a quick cycle too.
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07-22-2021, 09:01 PM | #1715 (permalink) |
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That's fanastic Iowa. Congratulations! I'm on my third year trying to get my patupi to fruit in Zone 9. You are a zone buster!
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Orinoco choke, and guess what popped out.
It put out a couple of hands and the males started falling off. But it wasn't done yet I guess.
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Amazing! Same thing happened to my mother and it only put out 1 hand since it had no leaves
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Iowa, that is awesome! Congratulations!
The only time I have seen male flowers revert back to female is on a Mysore, and on a Monthan. You might have a Monthan there..... But I'm not sure. |
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