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kailey12

frozen lemon tree

12 years ago

4 foot lemon tree got frozen even while being covered. Lost all leaves and branches, turned brown. Now some 2 months later, 3/4 of tree is still brown; but bottom part is growing green leaves. Is it still good, or should I start over with another seed?
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