Banana Trees
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by njoynit on October 21, 2005 12:23 AM
so ya never have dug them huh.well ya want a sharp shovel...maybe a axe(or a broke shovel& a hammer to beat it with)you can lossen the soil around them and see where the roots and croms are you'll be able to make out which crom root thinggy goes with which one.I found one was pretty forgiveing.I misjudged my axe blow and missed where was aiming& divided one crom in half....and the smaller half actually grew.I had tossed in compost and rolled to edge& it sprouted...no pot just laid there...I planted it its grown.it didn't really have any roots,just the crom it self.I claim it re generated..lol
So you have them in raised beds?or did re-pot mean they are grown in pots?So this your 1st year growing them?you moved in what time of year? I'm also not sure of your zone as don't know where you are exactely.you can use fleece or row cover fabric or burlap to wrap the trunks for cold stuff .I'm a TX 8b but have not wraped my trunks.I removed leaves after frost got um.
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So you have them in raised beds?or did re-pot mean they are grown in pots?So this your 1st year growing them?you moved in what time of year? I'm also not sure of your zone as don't know where you are exactely.you can use fleece or row cover fabric or burlap to wrap the trunks for cold stuff .I'm a TX 8b but have not wraped my trunks.I removed leaves after frost got um.
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by maygirl1949 on October 21, 2005 03:48 AM
I'm in zone 7, north-central Georgia right outside Atlanta. They are in pots now but we are thinking of planting them in the spring. This fall we're just gonna take your advice, dig them up, divide the croms, put them in a pot with dry potting soil, put them in the basement and hope I don't mess up.
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