also known as dwarf fruit trees. The following varieties of lemon, apricot, banana, fig and other small trees will be your best bets if you’re looking for fruits to grow indoors, right alongside ...

The dwarf banana (Musa ornata ... (The leaves grow up this way as well.) In our area, a banana tree must survive at least one winter before the flower stalk will emerge and bloom the next year.

“This dwarf banana tree variety maxes out around 8 to 10 feet tall, and may produce white flowers which develop into small bananas,” he adds. Fun fact: It’s technically not a tree; it is an her ...

Recent winters have been relatively mild, and lots of banana trees are producing this year. We also grow several types of ornamental bananas that do not produce edible fruit. The dwarf banana ...

I would like to grow a dwarf banana tree as a houseplant. How would I go about doing this? A banana tree as a house plant, some would think is a crazy idea, but they can be used on a desk ...

Try mixing it up: a pot of herbs by the kitchen, a vine of lilikoʻi along your railing (just make sure you plant at least two genetically different ones for fruit) or a dwarf banana tree in the ...

Just like the dwarf Cavendish, this variety also needs a lot of heat and sunlight. When it comes to watering, it’s important ...