were in Eastern NC and have several friends that manage to keep their banana's over winter in the yard - zone 8.5 but we're probably right on the 'maybe/maybe not' line!
my friends used to dig up the tree before frost, wrap the roots in burlap and store it under the porch next to the foundation. replanted it every year.
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Banana trees are tropical plants so they must be brought inside or at least into a green house heated in winter if you live in the continental USA
depends on your grow zone -- but mulch mulch mulch!!! https://ask.extension.org -- will be for your grow zone
were in Eastern NC and have several friends that manage to keep their banana's over winter in the yard - zone 8.5 but we're probably right on the 'maybe/maybe not' line!
The "trees are actually not Trees", but plants!
my friends used to dig up the tree before frost, wrap the roots in burlap and store it under the porch next to the foundation. replanted it every year.