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Old 05-26-2011, 05:49 PM   #1006 (permalink)
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Default Re: What did you plant today (bananas)?

I've pulled all the plants out of my basement now except for some plumeria; they'll come out when I make room on the patio. Planted my huge E. glauca (7+ft. tall and have to use a dolly to move it). My Siam Rubies are still in pots, as are a sikkim and another two that have lost labels. Put in the ground a E. Maurelli, Orinoco, zebrina, double dwarf cav (the plant is two separate p-stems). Additionally planted a host of ee's and cannas from the basement. Need to get my camera connection replaced before I can post more pics. The basjoo clumps are pushing up p-stems all over; they didn't mind the past winter at all even with no protection.
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