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WANTED: growing banana

16 years ago

I would like some very small banana plants that can be shipped that will grow in zone 7&8 I can trade look in my trade list or send postage or what ever you want email me if you can help I like to try new stuff skipperdeer@aol.com thanks rob

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santoury
16 years ago
Your trade list isn't very specific.

If you can come up with a specific list of what you have - let's talk! I have dwarf bananas.

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