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Musa 'Ice Cream' - Ice Cream Bananas
By Delonix1
26 Sep, 2014
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My Ice Cream bananas ripened super fast in the extremely hot weather we've had here. They were so, sweet and ripe when I picked them I had to quickly give them away to my neighbors. Photo taken Sept. 23, 2014.
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They usually grow a little larger; however, with the extreme drought they're smaller. They are still very sweet and moist.
26 Sep, 2014
Wish we had those here. Never see them in the shops.
How lovely to have them in your garden. :)
3 Oct, 2014
Shirlwhirl:
I grow several varieties of bananas. I'm surprised these bananas were so good with the extreme drought here. Many of my plants are suffering with the severe heat waves and drought.
3 Oct, 2014
They look scrummy, would not have lasted long here, my OH loves bananas.
9 Oct, 2014
Dottydaisy2:
Some went to waste, unfortunately.
You need to grow some bananas. :>)
14 Oct, 2014
If only!!
14 Oct, 2014
They do taste so much better than store-bought. :>)
15 Oct, 2014
Is that what they look like? Alright. I planted a pup in June..its now about 6' including leafs,and a couple of suckers already. They do have nice foliage- satiny for a banana.
21 Oct, 2014
This is a good variety. Give it lots of water and fertilizer and you'll have really good bananas even in the Bay Area.
22 Oct, 2014
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I love those tiny bananas...
26 Sep, 2014