montreal bananas!
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montreal bananas!
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hey guys -my banana trees are giving bananas again check out the video
enjoy!
Mike
hey guys -my banana trees are giving bananas again check out the video
enjoy!
Mike
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Tons of water!the leaves are droopy.
Mike, congrats on the banana success.
Wonderful news...how about some more pics as they develop.
Barb
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Thanks everyone
Thanks everyone for the nice comments, i will post more pics as they continue to grow
Cheers
Mike
Cheers
Mike
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Banana Size
No that's about it small little guys
mike
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Mike thats an amazing yard for Montreal!
How did you manage to get those Basjoo to produce? I always thought they needed to be left standing all winter to do that?
How did you manage to get those Basjoo to produce? I always thought they needed to be left standing all winter to do that?
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Bananas
Its's actually the 3rd time I get bananas-its the perfect micro-climate always 5 degrees warmer
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IM sorry if this has been asked before but.....
So you keep them in the ground all winter im assuming. Do you cut and multch, or do you cover them in huts like your palms?
So you keep them in the ground all winter im assuming. Do you cut and multch, or do you cover them in huts like your palms?
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Banana question for canadianplant
Hey canadianplant- this is the 3rd time in 74-7 years that i get bananas here in Montreal. They do obviously stay in the ground and I do cut them down to 1-2 feet tall and i make my cut on a 45 degree angle also just rose cones and this year just a tarp and some mulch since they were to close together for the rose cone
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mike
cheers
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more bananas and seeds growing in Montreal
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Hey guys more bananas growing in Montreal and these ones look slightly bigger enjoy video
mike
Hey guys more bananas growing in Montreal and these ones look slightly bigger enjoy video
mike
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Excellent!
You've certainly had the hot summer this year!
You've certainly had the hot summer this year!
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