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Bananas
theseventhlegend

Bordering my Musa Acuminata

theseventhlegend
12 years ago

Does bordering bananas restrict or slow their growth? I figured they'd just send roots below a border but I'm not sure. I see roots that run along the top side of the soil also. I was considering bordering 3" inch deep and 4' ft diameter my Musa Acuminata. Would it be best to not border my banana? Thanks.

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