@@ItsJustGardening mine are looking good so far too. I had 2 Meyer lemons inside the unheated greenhouse but they didn't like the 22 degree night. They lost their leaves but seem to be alive still. I'm just testing them lol
My loquat took 7 years to start fruiting, which was grown from seed. I’m looking forward to seeing lots of fruits next year.. it’s amazing that your citrus fruits don’t die with all that snow on it. Mine dies, so now I don’t leave it outside now during winter..
Cool, keeping my fingers crossed those deer don’t eat it. What type citrus you planted ? Yuzu, tangerine, kumquat and Meyer lemon are pretty cold hardy can with stand 20F or the teen. Citrumelo can do 5F. The one in ground are yuzu and Citrumelo.
Nice to see the citrus doing well 😊
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@@ItsJustGardening mine are looking good so far too.
I had 2 Meyer lemons inside the unheated greenhouse but they didn't like the 22 degree night. They lost their leaves but seem to be alive still.
I'm just testing them lol
@GardenForaged mine still hanging
Love the tour! Looks so pretty 😍 yeah I remember checking the weather and no snow and woke up to snow.😊
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My loquat took 7 years to start fruiting, which was grown from seed. I’m looking forward to seeing lots of fruits next year.. it’s amazing that your citrus fruits don’t die with all that snow on it. Mine dies, so now I don’t leave it outside now during winter..
Cool, keeping my fingers crossed those deer don’t eat it.
What type citrus you planted ? Yuzu, tangerine, kumquat and Meyer lemon are pretty cold hardy can with stand 20F or the teen. Citrumelo can do 5F. The one in ground are yuzu and Citrumelo.
@@ItsJustGardening oh wow! I planted kumquat.. and a few lemon trees..mine died when it got to -10C and I bought a new one again 🙈