Banana tree pups

I have 3 banana tree pups that I just dug up and potted. Counting the pot, they're about 3-4 ft tall. The soil in the pots is still somewhat loose, so take that into account when transporting.

This variety, "Ice Cream", does very well in our climate if planted in full sun and given regular water, and it will fruit after approximately 2 years. It produces miniature bananas that have an excellent flavor. The trees themselves grow to about 12-15 ft. tall when fully established. Although the original tree will die after fruiting, it puts out multiple pups that will eventually grow into new trees. So plant it where it will have some room to expand over time (I'd say a 5' x 5' space, minimum), and you'll eventually have a tight cluster of banana trees. That said, the pups can be easily separated/dug up with a shovel to keep them from spreading in a certain direction.

If you're interested, let me know the day and approximate time you can make the pickup. We're in the Centerville area of Fremont, near Thornton Ave.

Thanks,

Andy