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Banana Exchange

HAVE: Southwest Georgia

14 years ago

I am thinning my bananas in the back yard and have tons of Orinoco and Dwarf Cavendish, even huge leaf elephant ears.

anyone living in the Bainbridge, GA, Dothan, AL, Tallahassee, FL, or Albany, GA area, it will be about a 55 mile drive for you to come get them. FREE. Just bring your shovel and a way to take them home. The roots are too big to ship now. They are mature plants and will make bananas sooner if provided with the right moisture and fertilizer.

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melah
14 years ago
hi i am in nc... a little too far to drive at the moment, just checkin to see if you have any smaller roots left of any... i have a huge new dirt spot i need to plant this year! thanks so much ps... i can pay for shipping if that would work
genielady
Original Author
14 years ago
HI, sorry but they are all gone now. I gave them all away locally.
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