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#26261 Apr 19th, 2007 at 06:33 AM
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Will orange trees produce in central Texas??

donangie #27580 Apr 20th, 2007 at 12:09 PM
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It depends on the variety. Check out List of Citrus Trees Suitable for Milder Texas Areas


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I have a Meiwa kumquat& a satsuma orange& a louquat.I do get some die back on my kumquat when we get freezes.I plan to start burlaping for the bad spells,but they recover fine& what I lost was the new growth that had not hardened off.Both are grafted,but am told that I can grow kumquat from seed.I'd just have to protect them more.I'm purchaseing a lemon next.I believe the improved myers lemon.The bloosoms smell awesome.My satsuma is in a climate pocket& next to house's corner.so also easy to protect.


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