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Free banana plants in Warren county

15 years ago

Sometime soon(before the 1st frost) I will be digging up some cavendish and zebrina banana plants to overwinter indoors. I only need a couple but have dozens that will end up in the compost. Also have large elephant ears- soon to be bulbs...and castor bean seeds. I'm in south east Warren County in SW Ohio

Comments (3)

Nancy
15 years ago
Darn, sure wish I were closer!
alison
15 years ago
I wish I had more indoor space!

Great growing, that you have so many extras!
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daryljurassic
Original Author
15 years ago
Just to update, because of the upcoming warm weather I haven't done anything with the plants yet. Sorry, but shipping anything is out of the question...(I'm a nice guy, but not that nice lol). If somebody just wants some EE bulbs, I can do those anytime, but I may wait a couple more weeks on the bananas unless the weather changes. Please have an email address so we can make arrangements.

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