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7 comments:
such a cool looking plant! and i like it even more because i love bananas!
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Wow. Banana trees looks so good. I've never seen banana trees. My garden tour was awesome.
hiii..nice blog.. me too have some similar postings.. can you identify the type of banana in my blog..?
http://pixelshots.blogspot.com/2009/09/fruits-from-kerala-photo-gallery.html
I love banana trees. I used to see them all the time in Asia where I used to live, and miss seeing them now that I'm in the US. I also loved eating banana hearts; we used to cook them in coconut milk--delicious!
hi everyone, thanks for stopping by!
@flowers: i love garden tours too, i would love to someday visit a Japanese garden, i think they have really neat plants
@Dee: yes! banana hearts are good, they are very healty too!
Banana tree is goog example for human beaing becaue its every part is useful......
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