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["philip sauber" <mrtejas@lycos.com>]

I had a limequat.  I didn't think the flavor was as good as a lime.  I grew 
it in a pot here in zone 9a.  Hardiness is zone 9.  If you are going to grow 
it in a pot, I like the mexican or key lime best.
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DATE: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 07:02:14
From: list@ginda.us
To: NAFEX <nafex@lists.ibiblio.org>
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>I just noticed an add for a "limequat", which was billed as a small 
>lime-like citrus fruit that is easy to grow in a pot.  (or hardy in 
>zones 8-10)   Does anyone have experience with this in a cold climate?
>
>I have a myers lemon which does fairly well, but it is much more 
>cold-hardy, and I leave it outside until the oak-leaves fall (any my 
>window becomes sunny again.)  I've just installed lights over that 
>window, though, so maybe plants will do okay there in the summer, now.
>
>Ginda Fisher
>zone 6
>
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