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Musa basjoo zone 7b this spring

climate change virginia

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I have thought about planting a musa basjoo in my backyard would I need to protect them during the winter or should they be fine?

"The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it."
~ Neil deGrasse Tyson

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Should be fine. Mulch over where you plant them, fertilize the crap out of them, make sure they have water and full sun - shouldn't be a problem. 

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Mine went through 18F its first year in the ground with no protection. Only problem is that they may look like Nazgul and give your wife a heart attack.

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