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Old 08-20-2011, 04:44 AM   #109 (permalink)
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Default Re: Bananas in our gardens

Hi, here is an update of my garden (August 2011)





Bananas are invaded by Clerodendron Bungei



Gunnera manicata, trachycarpus fortunei, Eryngium pandanifolium,Hibiscus sino-syriacus...


same plants and hedychiums ,the small tree with white flowers is Clerodendron trichotomum



small sikkimensis



gunnera manicata (still young)





Clerodendron bungei blooming




young sabal palmetto


asplenium scolopendrium and erythrina crista galli



chamaerops humilis cerifera ?leaves are not very blue (the wax is destroyed by too much rainy days in this area)



young jubaea chilensis






unidentified banana :was given to me as an orinoco banana but seems like a cultivar of Basjoo...I remark that leaves are wery wide for the size





Musa hybrid Helen's keeps the same size for years why?



Canna indica and Brugmansia suaevolens



Thalia dealbata and colocasia jack giant



The thalia is jus beginning to bloom





two species of Tetrapanax papirifera growing together (the regular and steroidal giant)



young phoenix theophrastii



Ligularia (i don't remeber the name of the cultivar)



another sort of canna and clerodendron trichotomum



Butia and Parajubaea (certainly TvT)





beschorneria yuccoïdes completely surrounded by weeds



young beschorneria septentrionalis in ground since spring





both of my butias are blooming ,but to late in the season for having fruits
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