What state do bananas grow in?

Answer 1

Bananas are not widely grown in the U.S. because they need much warmer climates than those found in even the warmest places in the country. Some are sold in the U.S. and are often dwarf varieties for use as houseplants. Some also sell them in the U.S. claiming that with special care they "will grow in cooler climates."

Banana "tree" facts:

Banana trees are not trees at all. They are large herbaceous plants.

Answer 2

Yes bananas do grow in California. There is a strain called the Orinoco banana. It comes from south america, and it evolved to grow on their mountain tops. There is also a half banana half papaya tree that grows in California called the "Paw-Paw." Check both out they are really awesome.

Answer 3

Where Bananas Grow Bananas grow in South America, Florida and places that are warm.

Answer 4

Yes, bananas are grown mostly in the Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico.

Answer 5

It grow in tropical countries like Brazil, Domincan Republic, Chili all those place.

Answer 6

In the US, we get most of our bananas from Central American countries like Honduras and Guatemala.

Answer 7

They are and they are exported as well

Answer 8

no they do not