Divide ice cream banana? Help!
12 years ago
Got this ice cream banana from a friend a year or two ago- so far so good. The largest of the two pups is about 6'.
Should I dig out the pups and replant them? Or are they too big? I read that they are supposed to be separated at 12" high...what to do?
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