Yes. I have a red Abyssian Banana that I overwintered indoors in a large container. Bananas can grow quick and large so ensure you have a large enough container for it. Rich soil works best.

These can be seen here and there in SE Portland. 2 or 3 large ones have made an appearance above a fence near SE Steele & 44th for the past 10 years. Can't tell if they are in pots.

I'll swing by on the way home and take a look. Have you noticed how awesome the Rhoddies are in the 'hood this year?

Now that I created a diversion, I walked over this evening and looked myself. These plants overwinter most years, look a little beat. Last winter must have been hard, as there are 3-inch diameter fibrous stumps remaining. There are several 1-inch thick nearly 1-foot shoots coming up from the perimeter of the in-ground planting. Perhaps these will be visible over the fence in July. Most years the plants approach 10 feet in height.

I took note of the evergreen azaleas this year, must have spaced out on neighborhood rhody bloom. I have noticed that lady beetles seem to have aphids in check so far, all my new rhody growth is undistorted. Initial aphids on caneberries were quickly eaten.

The banana plants are now topping the fence at 44th & Steele.

I changed out the crappy Costco potting mix they were in and replaced with Monty Dons grit and compost recipie. A gallon of water every day, a fish emulsion feed a couple of times a week, and it's doing amazingly well. Probably increased in size 10 fold, and the new leaves are biggger than the last every time. I love this plant.