Musa sikkimensis Bengal Tiger Cypella It would be worth growing

It would be worth growing even without its floral display because its handsome foliage is big

Its price reflects the ineffectiveness of tissue culture in reproducing this plant

it makes a superb container specimen since it stays so small

organic garden soils

'Okina's white new foliage is quite dramatic in the shade garden

Musa sikkimensis Bengal Tiger Cypella It would be worth growingWe are thrilled to offer this splendid form of the winter hardy Musa sikkimensis, hailing from the high montane forests of the northeast Himalayas. Musa 'Bengal Tiger' (a selection from the less colorful Musa 'Red Tiger' strain) forms a 14' tall specimen with dark green leaves, heavily splotched red on the front and emerging solid red on the back. Each seedling has been selected for good red color since the amount of red can vary dramatically from