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Bananas in Indianapolis
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I know there are several of us in the Indianapolis area that grow bananas. I have Musa Basjoos in my backyard and sadly they'll have to come down in a few weeks. I got mine at the local nursery three years ago and I have seen people having them in their yards. Anyway, I see this on my way to work every day. I wished I knew the person to ask what kind of banana that is in their front yard. I know, awkward HA So does anyone know what kind of banana plant this is? |
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Re: Bananas in Indianapolis
They appear to be 'Orinoco'
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Re: Bananas in Indianapolis
I agree with Gabe.
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Re: Bananas in Indianapolis
so I take this isn't a cold hardy plant? I did some research and it was talking zones 9 and higher. I'm guessing the person who owns this plant goes to a lot of trouble keeping it alive through out the went winter months. They have done a great job since the plant had bananas. Thanks for the help!
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Re: Bananas in Indianapolis
I have several banana trees in Indy. Most are cold hardy Musa Basjoo.
I finally had mine fruit out.
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