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I live in Savannah, GA.. Can any citrus fruit grow here other than kumkuats? i just bought property..?

Number One, check with the Cooperative Extension Service; they will know if any varieties exist that may be frost/freeze resistant.

The freezing temperatures that we do get here [I live 50mi from you], will harm/can kill citrus trees. Remember, it’s colder here than in Florida, and we can recall the citrus growers’ plight some years ago ~ because of freezing temperatures. [It only takes one night below freezing.]

Have you considered the dwarf varieties that you can put in a large pot, such that it can be moved to protect from freezing temperatures? I know this isn’t as groovy as having it planted in the yard, but it is likely the safest bet [& they dO produce fruit!].

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