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What type to grow in Oregon
I just started growing bananas this summer. I have a 4' Goldfinger with 2 pups growing and was looking to branch out. What types are good fruit producers and do well in Zone 8? Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: What type to grow in Oregon
you know i asked that Question as well .
Icecream Bananas do great here . thousand Fingers do great here as well but very small bananas high in everything and make great baby food Or Salad desert foods . Kids and birds love them. there are a few Cold Hardy ones that will do good in your area. Im in florence oregon and dont have the same winters you do . 4 Gold fingers eh Those are supposed to do well as some type of Musa. are you growing them in pots or our doors ? Look into storage if you havent its a good time to start thinking that way Bigdog has a way he uses im going to try this yr . Im also going to try a Hawiian Apple. other then that basically cold Hardy and you can grow sitrus here as well Tammy |
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