Banana plants

If you're looking for tropical foliage you'll love the banana plant. It can quickly transform any garden into a lush tropical adventure. Banana plants are cold hardy and will easily over winter to zone 4.

The easiest way to propagate banana plants is by division. New banana plants develop from the base of the plant, and those are called pups or suckers. Learn about the different banana propagation methods, when to divide banana plants, and get step-by-step instructions for how to propagate banana plants.

HOW TO grow a banana tree - Banana Plant Care for Musa (banana plants) in pots, overwintering, propagation and more. [UPDATED GUIDE]

Want to create a FREE liquid fertilizer for your plants? Here's how to make a banana peel fertilizer banana tea for your plants!

Imagine growing tropical bananas in your outdoor garden as far north as New England. With this Hardy Banana you’ll get a defining tropical look. And, yes with proper mulching, it can withstand temperatures below zero. This extremely vigorous banana grows many feet in a season and in time forms large clumps that can reach up to 13' in height. Also known as the Japanese Fiber Banana, it makes a fine container specimen. If grown inside, it will tolerate varying conditions of temperature and…

Banana peels are packed with potassium, phosphorus & calcium. You can extract these nutrients from banana skins by making banana water - an organic liquid fertiliser for veggies, flowers & indoor plants too! Step 1. Cut up peels & place in a bowl. Cover with water. Step 2. Soak for 2 to 3 days, allowing the minerals...

Banana trees are fast growing perennials that need a lot of sunlight to grow well. Whether you plant the trees in the ground or in a container, make sure it will get light most of the day. Avoid shady areas at all costs.

The easiest way to propagate banana plants is by division. New banana plants develop from the base of the plant, and those are called pups or suckers. Learn about the different banana propagation methods, when to divide banana plants, and get step-by-step instructions for how to propagate banana plants.

Want to create a lush, tropical looking garden but don't live in the tropics? Check out this list of hardy plants that look tropical (but aren't).

Everyone has their own way. Potting mixes, pure DE, direct planting, etc. I don't think there's a shortage of ways people have used to root cuttings. Well, this was an interesting video to watch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4jtwX-7MFI For those who don't want to watch the video, the person basically stuck a lemon