Facts About the Banana Plant-Description, Types, Uses by Nithya Venkat

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 13 months ago

   Please take some time to read this excellent and informative article by Nithya Venkat.
   https://discover.hubpages.com/education … n-and-uses

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 13 months ago

   Hello Nithya,
   Good to read another excellent article by you. I found this quite educative and informative. I am aware about the many types/ varieties, but thanks for sharing the different names, from a botanical angle.
   Thank you for sharing this wonderful information.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 13 months ago

   Nithya...
   Great article about Bananas.
   I never would have thought it was in the berry family.
   
   I love the pictures of those blooms.  So rich in color.   Quite beautiful.
   
   They always say to eat a banana to get potassium to keep those leg cramps away.
   
   I actually saw one Bananas tree while visiting Florida.  It was in my friends backyard, but I imagine it was alot smaller than your trees.
   
   Terrific subject & writing.  Take care.

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   MsDoraposted 13 months ago

   Thanks to you, Nithya, for the education on the banana plant, I have a banana patch in my yard, but I guess I just take them for granted. It was started by my mother, and she's been gone for a while. You have given me much information that I did not have, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Chitrangada, for promoting the article.

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   Peggy Wposted 10 months ago

   I used to grow banana plants in our yard as did my mother.  I never got to harvest any bananas before frosts or freezing weather, but the foliage was beautiful and tropical in appearance. My mother once had a great harvest of bananas from one of her plants.  It had over 40 small bananas on a stalk.  They were finger-sized and delicious!  Thanks for sharing Nithya's article, Chitrangada.

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   unknown spyposted 10 months ago

   Love banana. Used to have so many bananas in our backyard.

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