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Old 05-22-2008, 01:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
hersirsmiley
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Hi my nickname is smiley,
I'm into growing edible plants and over the past year I've begun growing citrus plants. I found this site from a suggestion of someone on my citrus forum that i belong to. I don't have any bananas currently, and I was wondering what would be an easy type of banana to grow in a container in northern ohio, i would like this banana not to need giant amounts of space and be able to produce edible fruit to go with my whole edible gardening approach. Also i was wondering once i have a suggestion on a good type to grow what way should i go about trying to get my banana? barerooted, croms, or seeds? i have a fishtank i've converted into a minigreenhouse that i can use to germinate seeds but i hear that seeds take longer to make it to fruiting age.

hurray for my first post!
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