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How to grow citrus fruits in a cold climate

Posted by Gardenis Blog on October 31, 2023

Citrus trees are not as cold hardy as most fruit trees, but there are a few varieties that can withstand colder temperatures. The cold hardiest citrus trees are the Kumquat, Satsuma mandarin, the Meyer lemon, and the Kaffir lime. These trees can tolerate temperatures as low as -9c (15F). Full article via link below.

https://www.gardenandgreen.co.uk/grow-citrus-fruits

Tags citrus trees, cold hardy citrus, conservatory citrus trees, conservatory lemon tree, conservatory plants, lime tree conservatory, mini citrus trees
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