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Is it too late?

15 years ago

I have 2 hardy banana plants in pots. I was thinking about overwintering one in the garage and putting the other in the ground against a southfacing wall of the house and mulching and protecting it this winter. Is it too late to put it in the ground now? I also have a banana plant that is not hardy in a pot that is about 5ft tall. What are the chances of it surving in a southfacing window inside? Thanks for any advise. ellen

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mksmth zone 7a Tulsa Oklahoma
15 years ago
what type of bananas are they? How cold does it get where you are. I dont think even a musa basjoo has enough time to get established enough to survive any zone below an 8 or so.

they should survive in that window just watch out for pests and dont over water.
drvongirl
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15 years ago
thanks for your reply. I am in 7b zone and they are musa basjoo bananas. Since I don't have enought time to get them established in the ground I will probably let them go dormant in the garage. They are too big to bring inside!! Thanks again.
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mksmth zone 7a Tulsa Oklahoma
15 years ago
If you buried it deep and mulched well it may make it but I would wait till spring.

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