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Old 01-12-2016, 01:49 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Default Re: Mini Banana Farm for Sale with 3BR/2BA Home

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Originally Posted by Snarkie View Post
Valuable timber crop. You can get $400 a log and they grow faaaaaast! For a while, they were being cut out of peoples' yards and sold. It stopped when a resourceful sheriff cut a piece off one of the stumps and took it to every mill in the Carolinas. They matched it to a log butt and got the perp red handed.
Grow fast is definitely what they are good at lol. I actually felt a bit of fear as I watched mine grow. They are not supposed to set seed in cooler places but I have seen wild flowering ones across the border in Arkansas about 15 miles away, so no flowering allowed here as I dont want my neighbors upset at the 20 foot tall trees they have coming up in their yard the second year from seed lol.
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