Yes, but the type of lemon tree will be determined by what they sell in the local nurseries. I know people in the Carolinas that have lemon trees that stay in ground year round, and that is further north. Visit a few nurseries and see what they have to offer.
All good! I have 3 baby ones that I started from seed going and am ready to plant a few more seeds. I suggest starting with a tree from a reputable nursery as it takes several years to grow one from seed. The ones I am growing now, will eventually be gifts. Happy lemon growing! �🍋🍋🍋
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I cannot find a straight answer for you. If anything try Potting up a Meyer lemon tree in a large container and over winter indoors.
I live in Alabama and I know someone here who has a huge lemon tree
You really need to consult with a local nursery. They could answer your question, find you a tree, and give you advice about its care.
Yes, but the type of lemon tree will be determined by what they sell in the local nurseries. I know people in the Carolinas that have lemon trees that stay in ground year round, and that is further north. Visit a few nurseries and see what they have to offer.
Here, found this from the Mississippi Extension - all I did was Google . . .
http://extension.msstate.edu/news/southern-gardening/2015/mississippi-temps-allow-citrus-trees-succeed