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Cold hardy citrus trees

4 years ago

I have often talked about the importance of growing cold hardy citrus trees up north. If your tree should get caught outside with a much colder than predicted 20F your tree can survive. Here are mine hardening off for winter like they do every year.










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  • 4 years ago
    last modified: 4 years ago

    I mean that looks like pretty tender, recent growth on some of those. But I suppose if you don't expose them to anything below 40, they should be fine.

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