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Drought and quite cold hardy Banana trees ?
Hi everyone,
I live in a 9a zone, sometimes 8b with some winters, and my soil is fast drainy, rich in sand, easy to dig,.. Our summers tend to be drier each year ( except this one, 2021 ) - but, fortunately, we don't have to much wind that shreds banana leaves and dries out the atmosphere. So, that's the reason why I am looking for some bananas drought resistant, and somewhat cold hardy.. If you have any suggestions, informations, based or not on yours own observations, don't hesitate to post it ! |
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Re: Drought and quite cold hardy Banana trees ?
Dwarf Namwa. It's a winner. Very cold hardy.
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Re: Drought and quite cold hardy Banana trees ?
Thank you Bill,
I knew this variety, but never looked for more informations about it. It will probably my next acquisition. |
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