It is about lemon trees-do I have to bring them inside when it's cold?

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Hi, I have some baby lemon trees growing in a pot, do I have to bring them inside if it’s gets too cold outside?

Janet Pizaro · Answer

http://www.hgtv.com/outdoors/flowers-and-plants/trees-and-shrubs/saving-citrus-from-frost

Gale Allen Jenness · Answer

Yes, I wouldn’t leave them out in the cold, especially if it gets below freezing! You can also google Lemon Trees Clinate zones and learn their best climate for growing and surviving! Googl has become my best friend for knowledge, you can type anything into your brower and find a wealth of information for things you want to know as well as things you didn’t know you wanted to know! I get lots of great ideas that way, especially on YouTube that again type anything in the search box on YouTube and you’ll be amazed at the info you’ll find! Best of luck

DesertRose · Answer

If you live in Florida or coastal CAlifornia, probably no, but most other states yes.

Kin21693396 · Answer

I bring mine inside in late fall before the first freeze...keep them in a southern facing window and water only about once a week ( water not soak)...be prepared to see leaves falling off but don't panic...the tree is just going into semi-dormant state when its past any chance of freeze in the spring you can put them back outside

Lisa S. · Answer

Don't know about oranges. But Epsom salts used as a fertilizer sweetens tomatoes.

Charly · Answer

Yes. You must bring them in.

Pg · Answer

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/care-lemon-tree-winter-55685.html

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