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Brazilian Dwarf Banana Tree
Carolina King Banana Tree
Cavendish Dwarf Banana Tree
Golden Rhino Horn Banana Tree
Grand Nain Banana Tree
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Jamaican Red Dwarf Banana Tree
Mysore Banana Tree
Nam Wah Banana Tree
Rajapuri Banana Tree
Siam Ruby Banana Tree
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Texas Star Banana Tree
Abyssinian Red Ensete Banana Tree
Basjoo Cold Hardy Banana Tree
Chinese Yellow Banana Tree
Red Stripe Ensete Banana Tree
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Rojo Red Banana Tree
Variegated Banana Tree
Variegated Musa meta-chimera Banana Tree
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Planting Banana Trees
Magical Peeling Banana
Texas Star Banana Trees
You can plant a banana tree in the Northern States that will produce tasty bananas and add a tropical landscape to your pool or garden. The idea of a Northern planting of cold hardy banana plants is exciting to a gardener from a State that is North of Florida, Louisiana or Texas. Banana trees have been proven to survive the cold frigid winters of below zero temperatures. A very large banana plant can grow up to 17 feet in a single season with most of the banana growth occurring between June and September. Ty Ty Nursery prefers to ship banana trees during the growing season during the summer, fall and spring. Sometimes a gardener can produce delicious bananas during the very first year that the banana tree is planted. The Texas Star Banana trees and the Golden Rhinohorn banana tree are considered the most cold hardy banana to grow in more Northern states. The Texas Star banana tree has survived minus sixteen degrees cold in Wichita Falls, T.X in 1988.