Gretchen chopped them off with a machete a few days before.
Thus releasing this new growth. Continue reading
Gretchen chopped them off with a machete a few days before.
Thus releasing this new growth. Continue reading
Banana plants do this when frozen.
Gretchen with her banana plants
Not to worry. They’ll come back in the spring.
Meanwhile, Gretchen will lop their heads off with a machete. She says that makes them grow back better.
We did get some bananas to eat with breakfast.
-jsq
When you don’t bring a measuring device, measure in cubits!
Gretchen had recently lopped off the freeze-killed tops of these banana plants, and she was observing how much they had grown out since. Continue reading
A few days before, Gretchen whacked off the tops of these banana plants with a machete. She says this is necessary after they freeze in the winter.
That leaf measured a foot of growth.
River and Blondie assisted. -jsq
A walk in the woods one summer day.
Grapes, sycamore, banana, cypress swamp
Those grapes were ripe and tasty. Muscadine, Vitis rotundifolia. This is down by a beaver pond. Continue reading
A late June day.
Maypop, bananas, cypress swamp, Arrow in bathtub
A month later, the Passiflora incarnata are still blooming, there are more banana bunches now, there are puddles in the cypress swamp, and Arrow still likes to cool off in her bathtub. Continue reading
Around Okra Paradise Farms this morning.
Beautyberry with boats, bananas, and wood fire
Also grapevine. And I keep pulling up Continue reading
These banana trees are only a few years old, but they’re making bananas.
Plus a pack of four dogs!
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