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Hola- I grew banana trees in Atlanta, Ga for years, but I had to protect th=
em during the cold nonths; now that I live in South Georgia, they stay outs=
ide all year.
The ones in Atlanta flowered every year, and I had fruit every year, and he=
re too!
How cold does it get there?
Luis
demcdougal
I have a friend in Florida who is growing babana trees and she said the
fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am moving
to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown there
also. I would love to give it a try. How long does it take to bear
fruit and can it be grown in a container.
Thanks
Diane :~)
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luis valera
te:
Hola- I grew banana trees in Atlanta, Ga for years, but I had to protect th=
em during the cold nonths; now that I live in South Georgia, they stay outs=
ide all year.
The ones in Atlanta flowered every year, and I had fruit every year, and he=
re too!
How cold does it get there?
Luis
demcdougal
I have a friend in Florida who is growing babana trees and she said the
fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am moving
to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown there
also. I would love to give it a try. How long does it take to bear
fruit and can it be grown in a container.
Thanks
Diane :~)
---------------------------------
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I'm not sure how long it would take to produce bananas.
Most people in the Houston area have them planted in the ground.
I always had them planted but never got bananas.
That could have been because the dogs kept pulling off the leaves.
Peggy
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
the
> fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am
moving
> to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown
there
Search.
Hi
I am from a banana producing country. We even export bananas worldwide. I w=
ish I could send you a young banana tree for planting but I know that your =
country won't allow its entry.
Banana tree bears fruit in less than a year. I doubt if it will bear fruit =
if it is grown in a container.
Leo Reyes, Philippines
dwsnpggy
I'm not sure how long it would take to produce bananas.
Most people in the Houston area have them planted in the ground.
I always had them planted but never got bananas.
That could have been because the dogs kept pulling off the leaves.
Peggy
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
the
> fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am
moving
> to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown
there
Search.
Most banana trees I have seen that planted here in Tyler, TX are the nonbea=
ring fruit ones. The are planted outside and get rather large.
I have also seen ones you can order that do produce that are grown in a pot=
.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:46:53
To:gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] Re: banana tree
Hi
I am from a banana producing country. We even export bananas worldwide. I =
wish I could send you a young banana tree for planting but I know that your=
country won't allow its entry.
Banana tree bears fruit in less than a year. I doubt if it will bear fruit=
if it is grown in a container.
Leo Reyes, Philippines
dwsnpggy
I'm not sure how long it would take to produce bananas.
Most people in the Houston area have them planted in the ground.
I always had them planted but never got bananas.
That could have been because the dogs kept pulling off the leaves.
Peggy
--- In gardenmessenger@
oups.com, Diane McDougal
> I'm not sure I think it will be a zone 9.
> Diane:~)
> luis valera
> demcdougal
> I have a friend in Florida who is growing babana trees and she said
the
> fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am
moving
> to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown
there
> also. I would love to give it a try. How long does it take to bear
> fruit and can it be grown in a container.
> Thanks
> Diane :~)
> ---------------------------------
> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo!
Search.
If you can grow non-fruit bearing bananas in Texas, I am sure you can grow =
fruit bearing ones. If you can take care of shipping and can obtain quarant=
ine permit, I can send you at least 3 varieties that will bear fruit in les=
s than a year.
Leo, Philippines
breblubelle@yahoo.com
Most banana trees I have seen that planted here in Tyler, TX are the nonbea=
ring fruit ones. The are planted outside and get rather large.
I have also seen ones you can order that do produce that are grown in a pot=
.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:46:53
To:gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] Re: banana tree
Hi
I am from a banana producing country. We even export bananas worldwide. I w=
ish I could send you a young banana tree for planting but I know that your =
country won't allow its entry.
Banana tree bears fruit in less than a year. I doubt if it will bear fruit =
if it is grown in a container.
Leo Reyes, Philippines
dwsnpggy com> wrote:
I'm not sure how long it would take to produce bananas.
Most people in the Houston area have them planted in the ground.
I always had them planted but never got bananas.
That could have been because the dogs kept pulling off the leaves.
Peggy
--- In gardenmessenger@ yahoogroups.com, Diane McDougal
wrote:
the
> fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am
moving
> to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown
there
Search.
breblubelle@yahoo.com
Most banana trees I have seen that planted here in Tyler, TX are the nonbea=
ring fruit ones. The are planted outside and get rather large.
I have also seen ones you can order that do produce that are grown in a pot=
.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:46:53
To:gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] Re: banana tree
Hi
I am from a banana producing country. We even export bananas worldwide. I w=
ish I could send you a young banana tree for planting but I know that your =
country won't allow its entry.
Banana tree bears fruit in less than a year. I doubt if it will bear fruit =
if it is grown in a container.
Leo Reyes, Philippines
dwsnpggy com> wrote:
I'm not sure how long it would take to produce bananas.
Most people in the Houston area have them planted in the ground.
I always had them planted but never got bananas.
That could have been because the dogs kept pulling off the leaves.
Peggy
--- In gardenmessenger@ yahoogroups.com, Diane McDougal
wrote:
the
> fruit is sweeter than the ones we get at the grocery store. I am
moving
> to Texas (Houston Area) and was wondering if they can be grown
there
Search.
