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Basjoo bloom.
I am posting a couple of pictures for my friend, Jimzone7, who is still a little uncomfortable with uploading. Jim got some basjoos, from me, last year. He, very successfully, wintered them over and, now, one is blooming.
[IMG] [IMG] [IMG] I'm hoping to get him to post some pictures of his absolutely gorgeous yard. He has several big basjoos, some Dwarf Cavendish, a couple of really beautiful lasiocarpas, that he got from Austin, and an unknown red stemmed variety, (I'm posting pix of this in the Banana ID section, hoping someone can help) along with several EEs, bromeliads, citrus trees, other tropical plants, and several little ponds filled with beautiful big koi.
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Re: Basjoo bloom.
WOW! tell him to please post pics of his yard we would love to see his beautiful nanas.
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Re: Basjoo bloom.
Damn I think my basjoos are broken. I wish they would flower too but the more I baby them, the slower they seem to develop. You must be doing something right over there in NY.
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Re: Basjoo bloom.
Congrats!!!.. I want to see the yard.. sounds beautiful..
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