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Thu, Apr 29, 10 at 14:46
| HI,IM GOING TO DIG A POND AND END OF POND WILL BE GOING ABOUT HALF AROUND A BANANA TREE THATS AROUND 3 YEARS OLD THERES GOING TO BE AROUND 10 INCHES BETWEEN 45 MIL LINER AND BANANA TREE,IS THAT OK OR WILL BANANA ROOTS BREAK LINER? THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. |
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| Hi Doubt they will break through the liner but they will grow over the side. Bananas are water hogs for sure. gary |
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- Posted by babalu_aye z9b - St Pete, FL (My Page) on Sat, May 1, 10 at 18:20
| I can't answer your question about growing bananas near the pond. But do you mean that the banana corm is 3 years old? My banana puts up a trunk that bears fruit after about a year and a half, then dies, to be replaced by new trunks that grow up from the corm. John |
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| THANKS FOR REPLIES. |
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