Naval orange, orange and grapefruit trees can tolerate temperatures down to 28 degrees, but lemon and lime trees both would sustain damage if the temperature drops below freezing.

Lemon and lime trees and queen palms are most at risk from freeze; more damage may show up later. BY DAN GILL | Contributing writer. Dan Gill. Author email; Feb 16, 2021 Feb 16, 2021; ...

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If the winter weather is warm or uniformly cool, lemon and lime trees can be good survivors. When sudden freezes or temperatures dip much below the upper 20s, the trees will be damaged.

Lime trees require about eight hours of bright, direct, or indirect sunlight per day. “A south- or west-facing window is the best spot for your tree,” says Ward. If natural sunlight is limited ...