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Citrus Trees Outdoors in Winter: They'll Freeze, Try Hardy Varieties

Lemon and orange trees will freeze outdoors regardless of protection. Consider hardier citrus: Southeastern Palm and Exotic Plant Society, Southern Fruit Fellowship (NAFEX), and California Rare Fruit Growers have resources on cold-tolerant citrus.

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