It took 'Five Strong Men', see blog 24th May, to get the large banana plant into the herbaceous border, today, having cut the top off, just four strong men were needed to get it out.
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For ten years, 2nd February 2009 to the 21st December 2018, the official blog of the Worcester College Gardens & Grounds Team. This site does not necessarily represent the views of Worcester College and its members.
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