Where Can You Grow Lemons

Lemon trees (Citrus limon) love warm temperatures. The trees are thought to have originated in India and are usually grown in warmer climates, such as in Italy, California and Florida. If you live in an area that gets frost each year, you can grow a lemon tree in a container.

Can lemon trees grow anywhere?

Even those who don’t live in a warm climate can enjoy citrus plants: These sturdy trees will grow just about anywhere in pots as long as they’re moved indoors for overwintering before outdoor temperatures dip below freezing.

Can lemon trees grow in the US?

The top five lemon-producing countries are India, Argentina, Spain, Iran, and the United States (Anonymous 2004) In the United States, lemons are grown primarily in California (45,000 acres) and Arizona (13,500 acres) (Perez and Pollack 2007) with only a small amount of acreage (less than 600 acres) in south Florida ( …

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