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Banana Trees Free to a Good Home

17 years ago

Hey Everybody,

If you live in the New Orleans area, we have a whole backyard (the length of the fence) of Banana Trees. We would prefer to give them away instead of killing them. We have to redo our back fence (finally!) after Katrina and do not want them. If you're interested, please leave a message here on the forum. The sooner the better - so come one come all!

Comments (3)

bob6012
17 years ago
Bob6012 here from Baton Rouge (Zachary) and would love to dig up some of your banana's.
When and where? We're (wife and I)are retired and can come at any time that's convenient for you guys.

Thanks,
Robert Ramey
Zachary, La
bob6012
17 years ago
I forgot to give you my e-mail address so we can get together for the banana plants. Dumb me.

rramey6012@aol.com
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bananafan
17 years ago
Wow, sounds like a fantastic offer. What kind of bananas do you have? I'm down in FL, but if there's something I don't have, maybe I might consider driving up to get them. Hope you'll be able to have some banana trees left when your new fence is up.

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