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estan · 08-07-2009, 01:59 PM

Hi /simply bananas, thanks for your reply. I bought a lot in the Santiago Springs development (Google it) south of San Isidro, overlooking the Valley of the General. I'm hoping it is large enough to finally grow all the tropical plants I've wanted to grow all my life since I first went to Florida at the age of nine.

I would like to be able to grow Saba, Ingens, nagensium, balbisiana, other edible ones like Hua Moa, thousand finger, monkey finger (they saw monkeys along the stream the week before I visited) the ornamentals (Siam Ruby?) and the ensetes.

I should have asked which ones are available in the country. Are there any banana "collectors" in Costa Rica?

Stan Kaufman

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estan Estan estan's Photo Gallery Location: N. E. Ohio Find me on the map! Zone: Zone 6 Name: Stan Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 28 BananaBucks : 15,694 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 7 Times in 4 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 1 Times	Re: Bananas of Costa Rica Hi /simply bananas, thanks for your reply. I bought a lot in the Santiago Springs development (Google it) south of San Isidro, overlooking the Valley of the General. I'm hoping it is large enough to finally grow all the tropical plants I've wanted to grow all my life since I first went to Florida at the age of nine. I would like to be able to grow Saba, Ingens, nagensium, balbisiana, other edible ones like Hua Moa, thousand finger, monkey finger (they saw monkeys along the stream the week before I visited) the ornamentals (Siam Ruby?) and the ensetes. I should have asked which ones are available in the country. Are there any banana "collectors" in Costa Rica? Stan Kaufman