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28th June 10, 01:37 PM
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 Originally Posted by ali8780
Actually, my dad does that, so it works out pretty well-- he lives close enough for us to take advantage of it on a regular basis, but we still don't get citrus...
Ya, you would need some kind of cold season greenhouse for that, Ali. Kumquats might be good for that situation.
I was going to move up to the Cortez, Colorado area a couple of years back, it didn't work out, and I looked into growing citrus up there because I didn't want to hand over my prize navel orange tree to a bulldozer. I even went to all the trouble of getting his sour orange rootstock to grow a sucker branch to start a new tree, and grafted him over as an exact clone.
The clone started making fruit this year, by the way. 
I suppose, with a heated greenhouse, sour oranges could be grown in parts of Scotland...
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