Musa 'Ice Cream'
By Delonix1
- 11 Jan, 2009
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A small grove of 'Ice Cream' bananas. The leaves are pretty wind blown.
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Really good photo.
Yes, as Sandra says, this is what they are supposed to look like :o)
11 Jan, 2009
Sandra,
Depending on the variety of banana you're growing...it may come back in the Spring. Most varieties of bananas are extremely cold or frost tender. However, if the soil doesn't freeze most banana varieties will live.
Musa basjoo - Japanese fiber banana is one of the hardiest varieties...I've seen them growing in parts of Europe.
Terratoonie,
Thanks for the comment!
12 Jan, 2009
our soil was solid for ten days....very unusul for this area....but i wont give up on it yet...
12 Jan, 2009
Sandra,
Yes, never give up...you never know...it may come back. Even if part of the corm has not froze...it should re-sprout in Spring.
13 Jan, 2009
i look forward to finding out which plants have pulled through... usualy more than i expect.....
13 Jan, 2009
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love to see what they are supposed to look like. i think ive lost mine to the frost. thats the risk we take when planting in this country...
11 Jan, 2009