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Sugestions for more cold hardy bananas.
I am curious. I planted two musa basjoo last spring 'late' and overwintered them in cages of straw. What other bananas would anyone suggest for our short growing season? (zone 5). I would dig these for winter and store them in the basement. We also have some very windy days here in Nebraska and am curious about bananas that have strong leaves so they won't shred so much. Any suggestions anyone?
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Re: Sugestions for more cold hardy bananas.
Sikkimensis is quite hardy and haves strong leafes
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Re: Sugestions for more cold hardy bananas.
Thanks for the suggestion dablo93 I will try them, and I would love to have some palms but I don't think any will grow here, winters are way to cold, I think.
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Re: Sugestions for more cold hardy bananas.
Donny,
It may help to do a search on this before posting. There is alot of info on this site that is easily accessible if you do a search... Here is a link to a quick search, by just typing in Cold Hardy List... Bananas.org - International Banana Society Search Results
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