I am in the same zone as you. I moved my tomatoes from under the lights to outside today. I left them in the pots so I could pull them back into my garage if it is going to get too cold.

I thought I was going to loose my banana, but I went out today and dug a little around the base and it looks like it is still alive. I guess I should see some growth soon if the warm weather keeps up. My canna seem to have survived the winter too. I dug up a couple and they look good. No growth yet, but the bulbs looks good.

Roy

I'm moving my tomatoes outside, and now they are trying to produce true leaves, and I planted them in mid March, and most of them are strong plants.

I'm fertilizing my banana now, and its starting to grow rapidly again, about an inch of new trunk a day, I can't wait until it starts to grow faster, last year it produced 2 leaves a week, but I doubled the recommended amount of fertilizer, and gave it superthrive, so it really boosted it, it grew 8' in its first year, and another one that I had, I didn't give it fertilizer or superthive, and it only grew 2'. I got some cannas, and the bulbs look great, and they were hardy to zero degrees, so I didn't mulch them, and the bulbs are solid, and none soft.

Lee