Mandarin Orange Tree - Knowledgebase Question

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Question by ashcapt
April 22, 2009
I live in paris tx and bought a mandarin orange tree at home depot and want to know if i need to over winter it in Paris tx Northeast tx or can i plant it in the yard
thank you ashley capt


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Answer from NGA
April 22, 2009
As a group, mandarins are among the most cold hardy of citrus fruits, being second only to kumquats. Protection during severe freezes will be essential to successful mandarin production.

In the home landscape, mandarins should be planted on the south or southeast side of the house for maximum protection from cold weather. Overhanging trees will provide additional cold protection but the competition for light, water and nutrients will reduce mandarin tree growth, production and fruit quality. Best wishes with your new tree!

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