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I am interested in Sabas or other large banana varieties. Finding a Musa Itinerans might be a stretch, but I have to ask. I want big plants for ornamental purposes mainly.
I will pay for bananas and shipping. Thanks for your response. Troy Last edited by Sodak : 03-25-2007 at 11:39 PM. |
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Saba is generally know as the goliath of bananas -atleast when mature. But is relative growth that quick? In a typical northeast-state summer, will a Saba get to be bigger in all of its parts in October than a Musa Basjoo or Sikkimensis planted at the same time & same size? This would be a determining factor for me to try growing Saba outside..
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Mine grow fast compared to the average for the others in the yard.
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