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anyone have pictures of bananas in virginia

climate change virginia

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If anyone has pictures of banana plants in virginia please share :D

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I think I might have directed you towards this page before, he has numerous videos of bananas in VA.

https://www.youtube.com/user/BocaJoe

 

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Norfolk, VA

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@SEVA wow they are flowering did you overwinter them?

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1 hour ago, climate change virginia said:

@SEVA wow they are flowering did you overwinter them?

These are not my banana plants, so I’m not sure what is done each winter. My banana plants aren’t as large as the ones I posted, but they’re getting larger each year. And they’re spreading. I just make sure they’re mulched each year. 

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Back yard Basjoo - Williamsburg.

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these were at my brothers house in Mclean

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VA Jeff Community Regular

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Every other year, I'd get small bananas of either rajapuri or basjoo in Grafton, York County years ago.

God bless America...

and everywhere else too.

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On 6/3/2021 at 9:57 PM, edbrown_III said:

these were at my brothers house in Mclean

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How did this not get more likes?????

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