Musa Rajapuri Rosmarinus the 3' flower spikes of

the 3' flower spikes of Kniphofia rooperi emerge in August and continue through October

yellow and red

only occurs in a few populations in the Apalachicola region of the Florida Panhandle

In addition to the corrugation

Musa Rajapuri Rosmarinus the 3' flower spikes ofMusa 'Rajapuri' is one of our favorites of the cold hardy bananas and it actually produces an edible, good tasting banana. M. 'Rajapuri' only reaches 8' tall, but it is twice as wide due to the giant tropical green leaves. M. 'Rajapuri', which is a midget by banana standards, makes up for its small stature by being able to flower in only 9 months, compared with 18 months for most varieties. Here in Zone 7, we recommend caging the trunk in the fall and