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Posted by Rob z7a North Tennessee on 8/23/2009, 11:18 am
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Can anyone tell me what type banana this is?
Its already flowering. I thought it was Musa Basjoo but its only near chest high and the 18 footers of Basjoo around here arent blooming. Dont know what it is.
This may be the banana Randy from SE Tennessee gave me a couple of years ago. any ideas? Thanks for looking.
My Washingtonia is in the background, 
It could be basjoo , I havent had one to bloom in 4 or 5 years and cant remember what the bloom bulb looks like. thanks.
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