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Originally Posted by MV8R
Hello, I'm Steve and I am new here. I've planted lots of fruit trees and plants in the last few years but I'm new to bananas.
I'm in the Atlanta area, Zone 8 but we usually get a week of temps in the teens.
I have an unknown from a local grower, two namwah "ice cream" soon to be planted, and a California Gold on the way.
Out of the most cold hardy varieties, what has been the groups experience with time from flowering to mature/pickable fruit? How many months?
I've been reading a lot here and elsewhere but can't find any information about those that have produced in less than 9 months.
I realize weather during those months is key. Just trying to make the best choices.
Thanks in advance!
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U of Ga says Georgia farmers can get a cash crop each year from Viente Cohol. It's a
short cycle naner. Get fruit in 9 months if you plant 2 to 3 ft pups after last frost date. End of season dig em up and pot up in greenhouse.