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Old 11-13-2013, 02:44 AM   #30 (permalink)
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Default Re: Permanent banana shelter for winter and spring

I think that is one of the more interesting parts of this site, in that everyone's situation, challenges and solutions can be very different. Occasionally there is a nugget of useful information that comes along that addresses many problems. For instance, I am essentially frost free most years, but have to give serious consideration to keeping dormant plants from excessive moisture and resulting rot here on Vancouver Island. But often the solutions are not too far removed from someone dealing with cold and snow for example. My Ensete A has gotten too big for overwintering in my workshop as it has for the last two years (cool, barely heated, dim light most of the time), so I'm interested in your successes this winter. I will definitely follow your progress. Thanks again!
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