Banana plants

If you're looking for tropical foliage you'll love the banana plant. It can quickly transform any garden into a lush tropical adventure. Banana plants are cold hardy and will easily over winter to zone 4.

The banana plant is iconic, but there's more to this family than the common Cavendish. This article introduces eleven types of banana plants, each with its own story and set of features.

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It’s easy to assume that bananas can only grow in far away and exotic jungles, but they actually can grow in North America and can even be grown indoors.

It really is possible to grow and enjoy the tropical beauty of cold hardy banana plants, no matter where you live or your climate!

Add a tropical touch with banana palms in your garden. Learn about their care and how they can transform your outdoor space.

Banana plants aren’t actually trees: They do not have woody trunks. Technically, banana plants are herbaceous perennials, albeit the largest flowering herbs in the world. Some varieties get over twenty feet tall. Learn how to prune a banana tree and why it is important to do so in this blog post. Left to itself, a banana […] The post How to Prune a Banana Tree appeared first on Perfect Plants.

One afternoon a few months ago I was looking after Zaqwan (he was just over a year and a half then). We were passing by the kitchen area whe...

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