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Bananas sprout in Rayleigh Garden UK after 15 years
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Banana plants in the UK have begun producing fruit for the first time in 15 years due to rising temperatures and milder winters. Experts suggest this is a sign of shifting climate patterns affecting traditional British gardening.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Henry Godfrey-Evans Essex Supplied Emma (pictured) and Peter Stav waited 15 years for their plants to suddenly grow fruit Could bananas be common in British gardens soon? Warmer summers and milder winters might mean new fruits appearing, while we say goodbye to some old favourites.
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