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It could be apple bananas. Does the tree look like this picture?
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M$1
December 25, 2008 02:12 AM
What variety of eatable bananas you can grow best in Southern California?
I know it's not a question you'd expect to see a day before the Christmas, but I've just picked a nice bunch of semi-ripe bananas from a banana "tree" in my backyard.
I live in LA, less than a mile from the ocean and have a bunch of banana "trees" growing in my backyard producing very good tasting fruit, however I don't know what variety these bananas are (it came with the house). Bananas are a bit smaller then the ones you see in the supermarket, flesh have a bit softer texture and it has very nice apple like aftertaste.
I'm curious what kind of bananas these could be and what kind bananas in general would be suited best for Southern California climate?
go bananas!
I live in LA, less than a mile from the ocean and have a bunch of banana "trees" growing in my backyard producing very good tasting fruit, however I don't know what variety these bananas are (it came with the house). Bananas are a bit smaller then the ones you see in the supermarket, flesh have a bit softer texture and it has very nice apple like aftertaste.
I'm curious what kind of bananas these could be and what kind bananas in general would be suited best for Southern California climate?
go bananas!
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| December 26, 2008 09:46 PM |
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• know I know what kind of bananas grow in my backyard - thanks!
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December 26, 2008 09:53 PM
yes, looks like that - it could be apple bananas. and a link is great - thank you!
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December 25, 2008 02:52 AM
Here is a great article about CA bananas! Happy Holidays.
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December 25, 2008 07:15 AM
thank you - article is great, however answer could be a bit more than just a link
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