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Old 07-26-2012, 01:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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In the Last call for Gros Michel thread, here, I saw a chart listing bananas by their cold hardiness.
Doe anyone have, or know where I can find, a similar chart listing the plants by their mature sizes? (p-stem and over all)
Since I have to take most everything inside for the winter, I'd rather not find that something I had babied along is going to be too big for me to get inside.
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This gives a bunch of them.

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I know there is a thread with one.
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In the Last call for Gros Michel thread, here, I saw a chart listing bananas by their cold hardiness.
Doe anyone have, or know where I can find, a similar chart listing the plants by their mature sizes? (p-stem and over all)
Since I have to take most everything inside for the winter, I'd rather not find that something I had babied along is going to be too big for me to get inside.
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You know where you live if they're under three years old, you're pretty safe to trim them back for winter. Where I live it takes 4 years to set blooms on pretty much everything.
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