Six-year-old bananas hit by winter frost each year never fruit.
Bananas need 14 consecutive frost-free months to flower and fruit. Any freeze resets the clock to zero.
Only in truly frost-free climates (or with substantial winter protection) will bananas produce fruit. Otherwise, they are ornamental perennials that regrow from the corm each spring.
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