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LOOK! WDF? attached the following image(s):  noname.jpg (114kb) downloaded 66 time(s). noname2.jpg (109kb) downloaded 66 time(s).
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Fucking awesome! I have like 30 of them! They grow and grow and grow and grow and then when the first freeze hits they die. Cut them down. Next year... GROW AND GROW AND GROW AND GROW... These two will reach ten feet or so by the time they're done this year. Next year... BIGGER! Been putting them everywhere!
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I bet they loved the heat wave we had in Seattle.  Quote:Razor: As hard as one might try no one will ever be able to pull one over on Super Penguin. Backpack of Win
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WDF? wrote:Fucking awesome!
I have like 30 of them! They grow and grow and grow and grow and then when the first freeze hits they die.
Cut them down.
Next year...
GROW AND GROW AND GROW AND GROW... These two will reach ten feet or so by the time they're done this year. Next year... BIGGER!
Been putting them everywhere! LOL, you are going to regret that. So have you figured out what the best industrial solvent to use to remove all of the banana tree juice from your clothes and hands after you cut them down? I had a group in front of my house and the only reason I kept them was that two elderly Asian ladies used to take the fruit before they matured and use the leaves to make lumpias and being me a sack full. They moved away so I paid someone $150.00 to tear them out. Damn, now you made me think of lumpias, have to go find some.
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tpractice wrote:LOL, you are going to regret that. So have you figured out what the best industrial solvent to use to remove all of the banana tree juice from your clothes and hands after you cut them down? I had a group in front of my house and the only reason I kept them was that two elderly Asian ladies used to take the fruit before they matured and use the leaves to make lumpias and being me a sack full. They moved away so I paid someone $150.00 to tear them out. Damn, now you made me think of lumpias, have to go find some. These are different. These aren't fruit bearing. I've already cut them down once last year no problem. I regret nothing.
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the sap aint too bad on them. It's a little watery and can be sticky, but these guys aint no big deal. I'm sure they're loving the climate except for the freeze. But looking nice, what all varieties have you gotten?
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No idea. I have a palm tree... two kinds of Yukas... and these bananas... I believe they're the same bananas.
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We had some of those elephant ears for the longest damn time. Just make sure you give plenty of water to the sorrounding plants because those things grow so fast and suck the living shit out of the water other plants need. {pDs} Lead Salad: bike why did you change your name
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Tons of water happens... As shown by our $477 water bill.
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