Banana plant outdoor pot

Banana is one of the most common trees that come to mind when you dream of the tropics, but did you know that it is not actually a tree? In fact, it is the tallest grass in the world. In tropical banana plantations, the plants must be cut to the ground after fruiting. The trunk is formed by the main stem covered with leaves. However, due to its size, it is often considered a tree. Regardless of the size of your garden, there is a suitable banana. Although most species do best in warm...

Hello Visitors, Every year, several tropical plants from my container gardens and patio pots are overwintered. In this post, you will see how I helped a client, Laurie, who attended my May containe…

Bananas are beautiful exotic plants with lush green foliage that are fast-growing and can give a tropical look and feel to any garden or home. If you are a fan of exotic tropical plants like us and want to grow banana trees but don't have enough space or live in a…

The giant leaves of bird-of-paradise resemble a banana leaf, but the plant is much more drought-tolerant. For textural and color contrast, underplant it with frothy asparagus fern, red-heart coleus, and chartreuse creeping Jenny. #gardening #gardenideas #containergardening #tropicalplants #bhg

Bananas are beautiful exotic plants with lush green foliage that are fast-growing and can give a tropical look and feel to any garden or home. If you are a fan of exotic tropical plants like us and want to grow banana trees but don't have enough space or live in a…

Banana Tree Landscaping Tips for Your Backyard Discover transformative backyard banana tree landscaping ideas to elevate your outdoor space into a tropical paradise. Tips for a lush, vibrant haven!

How To Bring A Banana Tree Back To Life: Reviving Tropicals Learn essential tips on How To Bring A Banana Tree Back To Life: Reviving Tropicals with our expert guidance for restoring your wilted plants.

Introduction The Dwarf Cavendish Banana Tree, known scientifically as Musa acuminata, is a favorite among both indoor and outdoor plant enthusiasts for its compact size, lush foliage, and the potential to bear delicious fruit right in the comfort of your home. Unlike its taller counterparts, this banana tree variety of

Growing Hardy Banana plants in New Jersey is definitely possible. You just need to know how to overwinter them and it's no problem.

If you grow the 'hardy' or Japanese banana, Musa basjoo, it's worth giving them some winter protection to ensure good growth next year.