Many banana plants in backyard—told not to eat ours. Why? Large grapefruit tree—cut fruit before Hurricane Ike. How to ripen? Any dangers?
If it looks like a banana, it's edible. Some are plantains (cook before eating). Ornamental bananas (Musa ornata, etc.) have seedy, inedible fruit—but rare in home yards. Likely confusion.
Eat and enjoy. Discard if awful.
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