 That's bananas! Vancouver's hot summer yields tropical fruit After four years of careful cultivation, Antonio Zullo's banana plant has flowered and developed fruit. He says it's because of climate change and a tree expert doesn't disagree.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I've managed to grow a couple small Habeneros, and even have a few teeny Bhut Joikas peeking out from under leaves! I had to put them in a small greenhouse to ripen, but it's the first year that those peppers grew. Bumper crop too of Jalapenos, Spanish Red Chiles, Cayenne and Serenno Chiles.
Life is too short for bland food.
I hope this guy in Vancouver has the same success with his crop!
Probably the best fucking banana I've ever had! It was perfectly ripe, the flesh was firm, and the sweetness and banana flavor were off the charts!
I remember visiting family in Bermuda, and picking a grapefruit off the tree in their yard for breakfast.