Banana Plant 'Dwarf Orinoco'

Banana Plant 'Dwarf Orinoco'Height: 3 5 ft Super compact, reliable producer, bananas eaten green or ripe. Dwarf Orinoco is a dual purpose banana, used for both cooking (like a plantain) and fresh eating when ripe. In the marketplace it is often called Burro banana. The plant is extremely compact, with bunches usually hanging at just 3 5 ft above the ground. This makes for a very easy harvest. The fruit has a thick skin, and an angular shape that becomes slightly more rounded

they are actually referring to West Indian varieties

Julie trees are quite dwarfing

and is free of fiber

this split flowering pattern means that fruit set and overall yield can be significantly increased when both types are planted in close proximity to each other

and can bear fruit at a young age

Fruiting at 5-7 years of age

adding a distinct pungency to dishes

‘Maha Chanook’ has a distinct appearance in both its elongated shape and gorgeous sunset/rainbow color gradient

to treat nausea and promote appetite

Cherry of the Rio Grande is sweet and slightly tart

and the fruit ripens at the beginning of the season

and not very wind resistant