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Musa Basjoo
Hello. I live in zone 8, Monroe,LA. I have good luck with these plants, they get really tall. However, I need to rethink what I need to do as the area I had them (which was one row acorss most of my back yard) became really thick. I had to do a lot of thining this winter.
So, I want to know how long a parent plant will live,if you keep cutting the pups off. My idea now is to broaden my area, so I can replant the pups in front of the parents and still have that thick lush scene. Thanks for your help, John |
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Re: Musa Basjoo
I also need to thin out a large clump. Did you get any useful help with your inquiry? If so, can you please share with me?
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