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Banana ID

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By Teegurr
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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I got this banana at the farm patch, and I want to know what kind of banana it is so I know if it is cold hardy in my zone. Thank you!

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looks like a dwarf cavendish just a wild guess i think it can grow where you live

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3 hours ago, climate change virginia said:

looks like a dwarf cavendish just a wild guess i think it can grow where you live

I thought so too.

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it has closed petioles therefore could not be dwarf cavendish

i would venture to guess tall namwa but you will not know for sure until it flowers

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1 hour ago, subsonicdrone said:

it has closed petioles therefore could not be dwarf cavendish

i would venture to guess tall namwa but you will not know for sure until it flowers

That would be exciting, I hope it's a Namwah! 

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