I live in the DFW area and my lemon tree has been outside in a large pot all summer on the south side of my home. I bring it into the garage for “winter” and bring it back outside once the temperatures warm again. My tree (which I started from a seed) is about 7 feet tall now. Hope this answers your question!
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Yes you can grow lemon trees in Texas! Here are some Texas specific sites about growing citrus in your area.
https://bigtex.com/urban-gardening-with-drew-citrus-growing-in-texas/
https://dcmga.com/north-texas-gardening/trees/citrus-in-north-texas/
https://www.dallasnews.com/life/gardening/2011/03/10/grow-your-own-carefully-selected-citrus-trees
We grow them very well in Connecticut so they should grow great in tx
You may need a greenhouse because we do get cold winters or you can opt to bringing them indoors.
I live in the DFW area and my lemon tree has been outside in a large pot all summer on the south side of my home. I bring it into the garage for “winter” and bring it back outside once the temperatures warm again. My tree (which I started from a seed) is about 7 feet tall now. Hope this answers your question!