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Old 05-17-2015, 03:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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In live in a sandy soil area south of S.A. Tx ...I'm wanting a tree with good tasting fruit but don't know what to buy so what do you'll suggest?
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Old 05-17-2015, 06:17 PM   #2 (permalink)
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With the weather you've got, I'd suggest you wait...
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You can never go wrong with Namwah (tall or dwarf). They are delicious and a great prolific beginner plant when taken properly care of.
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You can never go wrong with Namwah (tall or dwarf). They are delicious and a great prolific beginner plant when taken properly care of.
Any idea where to find these in Nor cal (SF area)? Doesn't seem like many places sell these, for some reason.

I posted in the For Sale/Trade thread, but no responses.

These sound like a perfect one to try.
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I live in San Antonio also. I am wanting to try my hand at planting a few also.

Did anyone get in contact with you regarding where to buy the trees here locally? or can someone just give up a couple pups?
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Send me a PM, I grow both varieties.
But this was not the reason why I have recommended it. I truely believe that they are a delicious and easy to grow variety. It was my very first banana plant and it is definitely "a keeper".
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Welcome to the great fountain of banana knowledge
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Any idea where to find these in Nor cal (SF area)? Doesn't seem like many places sell these, for some reason.

I posted in the For Sale/Trade thread, but no responses.

These sound like a perfect one to try.
I'm in the central valley. Its very hard to find a decent banana selection Your almost better off ordering in the bananas you want and selling off the pups. I started off with a crappy Lowe's banana and a unidentified craigslist special. I wanted selection and variety so I ended up eating some shipping and ordered from different places in Florida. I now have over a dozen varieties

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I'm in the central valley. Its very hard to find a decent banana selection Your almost better off ordering in the bananas you want and selling off the pups. I started off with a crappy Lowe's banana and a unidentified craigslist special. I wanted selection and variety so I ended up eating some shipping and ordered from different places in Florida. I now have over a dozen varieties

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I have had one hell of a fight with them for the plants that they shipped...

1. Plants were not what I ordered.. I ordered a fruiting size tree they sent a small pup... (about 23 inch tall from bottom of root)
2. They were damaged due to improper handling/packing

TYTY nursery pretty much washed their hands of all responsibility for the shipment. wouldn't replace damaged goods or even send correct trees.

Luckily enough I had the plants back in the mail by the third business day so I should get a full refund. still waiting on that though.
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DO NOT EVER order from TYTY in GA
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I have had one hell of a fight with them for the plants that they shipped...

1. Plants were not what I ordered.. I ordered a fruiting size tree they sent a small pup... (about 23 inch tall from bottom of root)
2. They were damaged due to improper handling/packing

TYTY nursery pretty much washed their hands of all responsibility for the shipment. wouldn't replace damaged goods or even send correct trees.

Luckily enough I had the plants back in the mail by the third business day so I should get a full refund. still waiting on that though.
Wow! Their cold hardy palm video has got to be the cheesiest thing I've ever witnessed! Lmao!
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Wow! Their cold hardy palm video has got to be the cheesiest thing I've ever witnessed! Lmao!
That was and still is lame!
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