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Introducing Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant, a stunning addition to any garden. With its vibrant green leaves and delicious fruit, this plant is sure to impress. Order online now for a taste of tropical paradise.
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Container Plant Container Friendly 
Growing Zone 8A - 11B
Pollinator Self FertileIndulge in the taste of the tropics with Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant. This magnificent plant produces an abundance of delicious, creamy bananas that will transport your taste buds to paradise. Bursting with natural sweetness and a hint of tropical tang, these bananas are perfect for snacking, smoothies, baking, or adding a luscious touch to your favorite desserts. With Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant, you can enjoy the exotic flavors of the tropics right in your own backyard.
The Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant is a true marvel to behold. This evergreen beauty boasts large, lush leaves that create a stunning tropical ambiance wherever it is planted. With its impressive height, reaching up to 12-18 feet, this banana plant adds a touch of grandeur to your landscape. Not only is it visually appealing, but it also offers a unique feature – its ability to thrive in both full sun and partial shade, making it adaptable to a variety of environments. Whether it’s adding a touch of the tropics to your garden or creating a statement piece in a large container, this banana plant is sure to impress.
The anticipation builds as the Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant begins to bear fruit in late summer to early fall. As the banana bunches ripen, your garden will come alive with vibrant, yellow hues that contrast beautifully with the plant’s lush green foliage. Harvesting these delectable bananas is an experience in itself, as you pluck each fruit with excitement, knowing that the tropical flavors are just moments away from delighting your taste buds.
Imagine transforming your outdoor space into a tropical oasis with a stunning fruitscape™. The Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant is the perfect addition to create a lush, exotic paradise right in your own backyard. Whether planted individually as a striking focal point or grouped together to form a tropical border, this banana plant brings a touch of the tropics to any landscape. Its large, vibrant leaves and majestic height create a dramatic backdrop for your fruitscape™, while the bountiful harvest of sweet, creamy bananas adds both beauty and functionality to your outdoor oasis.
At Just Fruits and Exotics, we take pride in delivering the highest quality plants directly to your doorstep. Our Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant is shipped 100% in pot, ensuring the same experience as buying in person. With our superior packaging and easy shipping, your plant will arrive in pristine condition. As a nationally renowned, family-owned and operated online nursery, we bring a trusted, local-friendly vibe to your online shopping experience. Join our family of satisfied customers and bring the taste of the tropics to your backyard with Steve’s 3-Story Banana Plant.
| Cold Hardy | 10-15° |
|---|---|
| Container Plant | Container Friendly |
| Growing Zone | 8A, 8B, 9A, 9B, 10A, 10B, 11A, 11B |
| Mature Height | 20-30 FT |
| Mature Width | 5-6 FT |
| Pollinator | Self Fertile |
| Spacing | 5-6 FT |
| Sunlight | Part to Full |
Bananas are the best way to add tropical splendor to your landscape. Lush and fast growing, bananas can be used as a backdrop or as a focal specimen. Create a summer windbreak or privacy screen. Plant a group of 3 to 5 and create an instant shade garden. Mix in elephant ears and gingers for a South Seas paradise.
Bananas will grow and produce fruit regularly in the colder regions of the Lower South (Zones 8B and 9). It takes two things to be successful: a variety that will fruit in 9 months (most varieties take 2 years), and plenty of water and fertilizer. Bananas fruit year round in Zone 10.
The broad, flat leaves of banana trees stand out in the landscape. Plant them in clumps of three to five for a sunny tropical look. They thrive in low wet spots or on the edges of ponds. Add ginger lilies and sago palms for a jungle of your own. Bananas have a very shallow root system and dwarf varieties are suitable for containers. Therefore, you can put them in large planters around your pool or out on the patio.
Unfortunately, We Cannot Process Orders to California, Hawaii, Alaska, or Internationally: Please note that due to specific agricultural regulations, we’re unable to ship any plants to the states of California, Hawaii, and Alaska, or outside the United States. Additionally, citrus trees can only be shipped within the state of Florida.
Before Your Plants Arrive: You can find many guides on unpacking, planting, & care, on our growing guides page.
The Journey From Our Nursery to Your Door: We NEVER ship our plants bare root. Your plant will travel in the very container in which it was nurtured. We thoroughly prune and water them before packing, and make sure they’re well wrapped to retain moisture during transit. It’s as though you’ve personally collected them from our nursery!
Choose Your Ship Date: We understand you’ll want to be available when your plant arrives. Our checkout process features a handy calendar that allows you to choose the Monday on which you want your plant to ship. Depending on your location, you’ll likely receive your plant by Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of that week. Once shipped, UPS will generate a tracking number and send it to the email you provided. You can then follow your plant’s journey and ensure someone is available to unpack it on arrival day.
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