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Bananas
wallerbill

Planting suckers

12 years ago

I just returned from a visit in Nacogdoches, my friends have Banana trees(brown from recent freezes). I noticed some small suckers around the bases and dug a few up. What should I do with them? Plant them in the ground now or in pots and keep them indoors until spring?
Thanks in advance!
wallerbill

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