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Ensete in Holland 1905
Am I mistaking or is this really an Ensete on the photo?
Anybody else old pictures with Bananas on it, could be interesting to see where they grew many years ago. Old paintings count too..  Ron Last edited by the flying dutchman : 09-16-2010 at 11:46 AM. |
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Re: Ensete in Holland 1905
And basjoo shaped leaves in the background, closer to the buidling. Yup, it really does look banany there.
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Re: Ensete in Holland 1905
I would say it looks like an Afirican Ensete Ventricosum but it wasn't
described properly I think in 1905. In any case, this is the proof it was cultivated in Holland around that time. I have seen another picture from it around 1900 in Holland but can't find it at the moment. Ron... Last edited by the flying dutchman : 09-18-2010 at 03:54 PM. |
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